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rm999
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About rm999
Interested in machine learning/AI, software engineering, and tech leadership.
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Comment #47576080
This article has more information - looks like this was from 12 years ago https://www.reuters.com/world/match-group-settles-us-ftc-cla... > The FTC said OkCupid users were never to…
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Comment #44450858
A really short version of it is that you don't need an agent if you have a well-defined solution that can be implemented in advance (e.g. the 'patterns' in this article). Programme…
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Comment #37541073
> If they can make the average song listened to by a user just 1 second longer, they reduce that by about 0.5%. This isn't how music royalties work - rather, Spotify (and most othe…
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Comment #36896321
There's a lot of confusion in this thread about "before the big bang". I was also confused and did some googling and found this explanation from a professor of theoretical physics.…
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Comment #36501649
I learned about this from Red Dead Redemption 2 (spoiler ahead), where the protagonist purchases a pre-built home from a catalog modeled after the Sears Home catalog. What I found …
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Comment #36386955
While my experience is not from the 90s, I think I can speak to some of why this is. For some context, I first got into neural networks in the early 2000s during my undergrad resea…
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Comment #35978250
Their business plan is to build custom models for clients/companies who want to own models built on their own data. No comment on the viability of such a business model. https://tw…
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Comment #34896500
I agree, but can you imagine that Matlab, and then R, were the de facto ML languages before Python really took off? Putting R models into production was an absolute nightmare. Befo…
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Comment #34896249
Python did not win the ML language wars because of anything to do with front-end, but rather because it does both scripting and software engineering well enough. ML usually require…
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Comment #34728006
Create view is a great V0.5 for a data warehouse and what I recommend people do if possible so they can concentrate on building the right schema, naming standards, etc. dbt is the …
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Comment #34525662
It's gotten much easier in the 24 hours because of this binary release of a popular stable diffusion setup+UI: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/rele... (you …
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Comment #34371470
If I am reading this correctly, a pawn past row 7 will automatically be replaced by a Queen: https://github.com/ehulinsky/AnalogChess/blob/main/analogche...
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Comment #32089358
The y-axis has actual meaning: it tells you the purchasing power of a public stock, which will never be 0. What you could do is normalize it by the value of the stock at the start …
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Comment #30967788
That's exactly right, he specified a style with each and cherrypicked out of 40-60 pictures: https://twitter.com/nickcammarata/status/1512119623315075081 >Btw transparency for this…
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Comment #29561634
>A "vector" in vector search solutions is a dense vector generated by a transformer model. Just a clarification that vectors are much broader than text vectors generated by transfo…
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Comment #29319296
This doesn't seem right to me, why don't astronauts suffocate on the International Space Station? You can pressurize air in a spacecraft, I believe the ISS is kept at ~1 atm.
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Comment #29223154
>Google is about to introduce a next-generation Tensor chip, updating the ones found in the company’s Pixel 6 phones. It is basically an artificial-intelligence accelerator in your…
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Comment #28580951
>Their business model incentivize them to have top notch quality. I worked at a competitor to Costco; I would argue this isn't quite accurate, and that this statement applies to Am…