@bascule Did the same experiment in Whatsapp with the Mitch image. Here's the interesting part: the same image has different results based on who opens it.
It seems it's an algorithm to capture attention of the individual, not just a bias?
@JeffDean Did the same experiment in Whatsapp with the Mitch image. Here's the interesting part: the same image has different results based on who opens it.
It seems it's an algorithm to capture attention of the individual, not just a bias
Quadruped robot A1 is running with you to the future. 😃
Maximum outdoor running speed:3.3m/s(11.88km/h).
Maximum torque of each joint is 33.5NM.
Weight (with battery) 12kg.
Integrated RGBD camera and wireless video transmission.
Price Less than $10k.
Glad to be raising my kids in the state of California.
Really good article from @nytimes
Two States. Eight Textbooks. Two American Stories. https://t.co/tUOumMILzC
Facebook admitted this week that they track your location even when you’ve turned off location tracking — and then sell that data to advertisers.
Your data is your property. Tech companies should absolutely not be allowed to use it without your permission.
I love how the mindset in academia has changed in the last few years. People not only present a plot that summarizes their results but the actual code to replicate them.
Like other fields, Machine Learning has some serious concerns about replicability. A concrete step is to nudge the culture to one where reproducing important results is a norm. I'm excited that my new PhD student, Jessica Forde, is organizing an event to do JUST THAT!
Only 6% of American high school students are in technical or vocational tracks. In Germany it’s 59%. We should invest massive resources in apprenticeships and vocational training. https://t.co/i7WX3QNYJH