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this is the thread where i post ML is money laundering but for bias and then don't attribute it because i don't remember where it came from, right
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Bloody posted:machine learning is matrices with racism inside
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power botton posted:whats the most racist number one thousand four hundred eighty-eight
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MononcQc posted:they're worrisome because everyone keeps the assumption that machines will suck and humans have to correct things and be the backstop to the technology. Adversarial examples that hit machine vision but not human vision break that possibility and explicitly removes our ability to easily detect and correct issues. no it's because it can theoretically break the panopticon in ways that are less obvious than IR blinders or strobes
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animist posted:gdi you're right time to surreptitiously be terrible
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Captain Foo posted:time to surreptitiously be terrible lol if you do this surreptitiously
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Pinterest Mom posted:if you're feeling fancy, is this the calculations for damage in Path of Exile
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Alan Smithee posted:Using laminar flow (that’s chemical engineering) to generate a piss tape lmao
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fart simpson posted:well someone in that thread said it had a 1 second delay before braking to avoid false alarms. so every reclassification triggered an additional 1 second delay significantly slower than human reaction time so lol at the core argument for computer driving
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Sagebrush posted:i was going to post this same thing but i looked it up and apparently the NHTSA figure for average human reaction time in an emergency situation, based on wide-ranging studies, is 1.5 to 3 seconds. At least we don't reset the clock Everytime something happens during that emergency
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echinopsis posted:the difference between skilled/experienced drinkers and amateurs is the ability to focus and concentrate. amateurs get distracted their hosed mind where pros can concentrate hard enough to survive I'm not sure you want to fight on this hill
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power botton posted:I dont appreciate the shade being thrown fishmech you aren't
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animist posted:https://juliacomputing.com/blog/2019/11/22/encrypted-machine-learning.html Yeah it's called threads on something awful
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the domain is garbage
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ultrafilter posted:https://twitter.com/StatsPapers/status/1223073098066350080 plz to be summarizing
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lancemantis posted:statisticians amirite? no
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fritz posted:thirty second takeaway is : k-fold cross validation is better than a single test/train split by a factor sqrt(k), more or less sure thank u for your service
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was not expecting that post to end in a dunk
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echinopsis posted:someone post an albino black dude for balance no
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whoever could have foreseen this
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eschaton posted:what we really need is a machine learning model that can be used to distinguish human posts from machine-generated posts the halting turing dilemma
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the longer version of the story is that the RAF kept up-armoring the places that came back with bullet holes and survivablity got no better and people got very confused until they realized they should be up-armoring the other locations instead
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