@contrarianbimbo @elonmusk Hey @elonmusk settle this one for us please.
You can FMK skibidi toilet, Joe Biden, and whoever else you want.
You’d hit that toilet right? Like 4 lyfe?
@soumikRakshit96 Hey Soumik!
Just read "Extracting Triangular 3D Models, Materials, and Lighting From Images" - has this been coded up as a Colab or W&B notebook where I can use the process on my own images?
@pixologic Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token < in JSON at position 1
at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
at Function.m.parseJSON (jquery.min.js:4)
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So my sign up was successful, but your API is returning an HTML doc instead of the right response.
@pixologic - the flow on your website to get a free trial is broken (Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox on Mac).
https://t.co/aGrhhzZiYQ
After completing the form and submitting, I am redirected back to signup.php with a blank page (no form) and a javascript error - see next tweet
@katsen It's interesting though - I had thought for a while how I can't name a bill passed in the past year, doubt most people are much better.
I like your take of going after the metrics instead of trying to track what they are actually working on.
@katsen But let's assume you've determined the goals & have good metrics, even then you're not getting good impact measurement.
Econ indicators improved during the last dem prezs, but the natural experiment makes it difficult to interpret for researchers, let alone explain to public
@algo_expert hey there - the site seems to crash my entire chrome app (havent seen that one before) immediately on login with any OAuth.
Not even an infinite loop or anything, just immediate app crash
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I'm so excited that the book is finally available! I've been trying to stuff everything I know about building data visualizations into one book, while also packing in fun projects and tips.
I'd be stoked if you checked it out at
https://t.co/ly6kQxWmIf
❤
@Wattenberger@_paulshen@_paulshen@Wattenberger came across an interesting notebook that mixes the usual cell-based stuff with a DAG and reminded me of this thread / Natto (although it's still much more constrained to the notebook use-cases):
https://t.co/Jwd4LfZ7mp
@Wattenberger@_paulshen I'd start with static analysis to get a base rank... but in many large production environments where you have profilers running constantly, you know even in non-deterministic code what is frequently called together.
@Wattenberger@_paulshen ... hmm there's definitely some things to be ironed out here - you actually don't just want pure co-call count, otherwise you'll show helper functions and libraries a lot. You want uniqueness to the function you just called to also determine the rank.