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nicklovescode
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Comment #32095484
I find the watt thing cool too, and I'm glad you pointed it out
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Comment #31624591
that's my quote, just want to add a few notes because I originally typed that out quickly in a comment on twitter and didn't expect it to get traction 1. At the time iirc maybe 60%…
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Comment #30965366
no those full results screenshots were the first things i typed in
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Comment #30963498
I’d often send like six images to the person who’s bio I was making and ask them to choose two :)
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Comment #30962956
Yeah that’s right. There were very few strictly-bad ones across the entire thread of generations The rejections were most commonly 1. Kind of just slightly boring or literally draw…
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Comment #30962365
for that one IIRC I asked for a Robert Moses and one of the cooler ones had giant hands so I put that in the prompt then took two of my favorite from the next batch
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Comment #30962294
Hey everyone, Nick here creator of the linked thread. I just wanted to link to another tweet I have with some details of how I made it. TLDR it’s not just the bio pasted directly i…
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Comment #28283826
just want to say it's super cool and thanks for adding it to our world!
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Comment #22157075
If so I applaud them, it’s non-obvious and perfect. Taking del.icio.us back to the very beginning
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Comment #22045634
A few days ago a weekly letter I wrote myself called Dear Nick that I BCC a few close friends. I love doing it now Please steal the idea if you like! http://nickcammarata.com/writi…
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Comment #21143137
You can mock anyone. Nobody's sacred. Don't mock people for the good they do, or they will stop doing good. Nobody's immune. [ https://twitter.com/dakami/status/1151391104698179584…
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Comment #21003210
It's unclear to me that we navigated the state space so discretely. My guess would be that we used a combination of rock throwing + stock hitting before eventually deciding that co…
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Comment #20992851
Great work Yuge! This post from Distill may also be worth checking out for those interested in Gaussian Processes: https://distill.pub/2019/visual-exploration-gaussian-process...
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Comment #20630827
Hi! I'm super curious about how you structured the input and output to the neural network, and which architecture you chose, if you're willing to share (I work at OpenAI) If you do…
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Comment #20074871
You might enjoy https://distill.pub/2018/building-blocks/ . I’m on the ml interpretability team at OpenAI. Happy to answer any questions you have!
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Comment #19498011
How do you use the 1500sqft and how would you use the 1000sqft?
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Comment #19297389
I read this as “GDPR non-linear function detector” for neural network regulation
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Comment #18813256
It's under review for Distill (there's a mention of it on the page as well). It's using the Distill template - https://github.com/distillpub/template
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Comment #18211382
Actually Einstein was great at reaching out to others in the field and discussing ideas with them. He also voraciously applied to various programs to find great places to work. He’…
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Comment #18164325
It depends what you mean by cheap but you can live in Somerville next to Cambridge MA for a fraction of SF rent and be in perhaps the best intellectual environment in the world. ht…
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Comment #17811043
Most people I know that have read or written on this subject agree it can often be cured in minutes (even after a decade of pain). David Burns has a weekend program that often solv…