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@akbarI work on Crypto data and explore blockchain use cases. Japanese language n00b!
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Taking inspiration from @ThePrimeagen I am planning to not to renew. Also I think it helps me to learn rust better! :-)
If you like data analysis, this is a fascinating thing to read cid.usc.edu/turnout-briefs
🚨PSA about Google’s jaw-dropping video demo of Gemini - the one with the duck: It was not carried out in real time or in voice. The model was shown still images from video footage and human prompts narrated afterwards, per a spokesperson. More here: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
NY Times puts out a piece of "who's who" who has worked a decade+ to advance AI that, amazingly, is only men. That's intentional, right? It's legitimately hard to do that. Fwiw, I've worked well over a decade on AI. I actually even won the "decade test of time" award last year...
March with us NOW at Lake Merritt. Our fight is about more than salaries. We demand shared decision-making, safe schools, investment in our community, and housing for our unhoused students. #Unite4OaklandStudents
March with us NOW at Lake Merritt. Our fight is about more than salaries. We demand shared decision-making, safe schools, investment in our community, and housing for our unhoused students. #Unite4OaklandStudents
Thread 1) @elonmusk is promoting racist misinformation in the wake of the #allentx shootings. There are a number of examples but I want to focus on this graph, which has been shared and liked hundreds of thousands of times. What's the story behind it, and why is it misleading?
I know a lot of you wanted a technical breakdown of this meme so here it is! I don't think you will find this level of detail anywhere else so keep reading if you don't want to miss out.
The media is obsessed with the story of Geoffrey Hinton, the “godfather of AI” who left Google to warn us about his life’s work. But Hinton isn’t worried about the immediate harms of AI. He’s distracting us with sci-fi fantasies and we should ignore him. disconnect.blog/p/dont-listen-…
West Oakland Farners market onchain this sunday this means neighbors are conducting permissionless p2p transactions with 0 fees for physical goods keeping money circulating locally. keeping money in our economy
The central limit theorem is a statistical law that’s almost like a law of nature. It says that a large-ish number of small, random, independent contributions tend to produce outcomes that resemble a bell curve. The Galton board is an example of this:
twitter blue is like paying to lower the basketball hoop and forcing everyone to watch you still miss
Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000 Episode 10 is up! "Don't Be a Lawyer, ChatGPT" with special guest @kendraserra ... and of course your hosts, @alexhanna and me. peertube.dair-institute.org/w/o6sb7f7RwapW… #MAIHT3k #MathyMath #AIHype
Federal minimum wage in: 2009: $7.25 2010: $7.25 2011: $7.25 2012: $7.25 2013: $7.25 2014: $7.25 2015: $7.25 2016: $7.25 2017: $7.25 2018: $7.25 2019: $7.25 2020: $7.25 2021: $7.25 2022: $7.25 The result: It's now worth 41% less today than it was in 1968.
Lots of IRL tech events in SF!⚡️ A list of what's happening this week (April 20 - April 27) ⬇️
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