sonofaragorn

I couldn't find an example/screenshot of how the reminder would appear on the screen

That's what the Basic Attention Token (BAT) from the Brave team tried (is still trying?) to do: https://brave.com/brave-rewards/

I'm not sure that is fair. I've been reading her blog for over a decade, and she has always taken a contrarian view.

Loved this. Would it be possible to add subtitles?

What about a post or comment that includes proper names?

Aidan Gomez, Nick Frost, and Ivan Zhang, all of whom were Hinton's students at UofT started Cohere (https://cohere.com/about)

Not true. I've done SRED every year for the past ~7 years. It is work, but there are specialized consultants that do most of it. If the work is truly R&D (which would be the case for a cutting-edge AI company) and you track your work in JIRA or something like that, then it's mostly just writing a few pages describing the efforts.

I get your sentiment, but I think it's important for science communication to adapt to the times. Decades ago (and even as little as one decade ago), most scientists (maybe Hawking being the exception) who would dare appear in these 1hr documentaries would be belittled by the "hardcore" scientists with the same words you used "Science should not be over-simplified like that", "they are not real scientists, they just want to be on TV", etc.

The truth is that young people are mostly on TikTok et al, so this type of content needs to get there.

What if they were liable? Say the company that offers the LLM lawyer is liable. Would that make this feasible? In terms of being convincingly wrong, it's not like lawyers never make mistakes...

are these safe? being clones doesn't really inspire much confidence

rarbg was my go to for years :S

Agreed on the confusing page. I use notebooks every single day but a quick glance at the README gave me zero indication of this being something I need

The energy of the IceCube neutrinos is 2 to 4 orders of magnitude higher than the ones detected by this experiment. But this is still cool because it's the highest energy neutrinos detected from man-made sources.

See slide 13 here: https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/29681/contributions/122474/att...

what is a children model? I'm curious but can't really follow what you wrote, can you add a bit more context?

Why keep the domain if you don't plan on monetizing it? What's the point?

Surprised this domain was available

They are also saying that departments are affected disproportionately. It's likely much harder for recruiters to find a new job, especially when hiring is being frozen at most companies

I was going to say this, beautiful data viz! OP can you talk a bit about what tools were used?

If you got cancer and the onclogist recommended chemo, would you refuse it?

it's even easier to do somethign atrocious like being a serial killer

And frigid winters. Why am I here again?

All these topics are so advanced that even for someone trained in one it would take years to become proficient in the other.

Source: I'm a Physics PhD

Good point. I would define that as slow lol

https://nomadlist.com/places-on-a-budget-with-fast-internet

I'm pretty sure that's what everyone who clicked on the link was interested in LOL

Thank you for sharing. Out of curiosity, how have you supported yourself all this time?

Twitter does a have a large "health" department tasked with figuring how to measure and improve the quality of the content and discourse in the platform. I don't have details since I only interviewed for a role in that team, but I do know it exists and it has a large number of PMs, Data Scientists, and Researchers. They have even collaborated with academia on the topic and a recent open RecSys competition (recommender system) was organized by Twitter with their data.

I think whoever is behind this website has to make it clearer that this is sarcasm. Most people here missed it (including myself).

Good point! I guess I just thought the bar was higher. I've seen people write on their bio that they got to the front page once lol

All these rules determine what it shouldn't recommend. What rules would you use to determine what it should recommend?

Would you agree that these rules will quickly become unwieldy and a pain to maintain? And that these will be personalized to your taste but not to someone else's?

Wouldn't it be great if you didn't have to maintain those rules and if the system were tailored to every user? Congratulations, you've just realized you'd like to use ML/AI.

How did this get to the front page of HN? It's very poor quality and almost every comment has a negative sentiment.