Ilya Rahkovsky

Data Scientist

[Ilya Rahkovsky @ilya_data]

Review of a great paper by Vadim Borisov and others
@vdmbrsv
on why DNN models don't work with tabular data. https://t.co/qpvYtzpY4N

[Ilya Rahkovsky @ilya_data]

Excellent blogpost (https://t.co/PwiZ1Pptzw) on LLM confusion between the opposites. Once an entity is defined it is all too easy to jump to its opposite in the course of the conversaion. Lots of jokes, literature references and LLM-hacking prompts.

[Daniel Himmelstein @dhimmel]

Stoked about a new resource we've created at @RelatedSciences: simple JSON exports of @NCBI's Medical Subject Headings thesaurus (MeSH).

Code at https://t.co/AjY6srP3Lo
Data at https://t.co/WIadX3Fza4

[Adam Kolom @AdamKSay]

Proud to announce Related Sciences' expansion and 2030 extension of its drug discovery partnership w/ Evotec which oversees >15 promising drug programs and is led by "decentralized scientific teams" of over 100 field leaders from both academia and industry https://t.co/l3S1knIcW5

[Ilya Rahkovsky @ilya_data]

@WEquilCapital Russian index went down 36% YTD. SP500 went down 29%. Though it, does not mean much though, Russian market is not there to attract capital really.

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@faridaily_ “Wanted to have it both ways”, “wanted to have her cake and eat it”

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@GovLarryHogan https://t.co/VrxucoX3bL MD received more than 500,000 does.

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@GovLarryHogan According to Bloomberg the Federal Government sent 565,000 vaccines to MD, which used 37%. The question where are they now? Are they stuck with providers? Which ones?

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@IntuitEcon The probability of tax cut happening before the elections is very low.

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@IntuitEcon @KayKayHedge11 Mexico sells oil and depend on US oil industry. They may also get hit by the lack of Chinese parts like Korea.

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@IntuitEcon What is the crazy price and what is not. It’s hard to price S&P500 right now, it’s not clear how much capital will be destroyed. Would the collapse of oil insurer would drag its workers and their spending?

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@IntuitEcon When the average growth is about 1% it does not take much to get into the recession. It’s pretty normal for them, especially when the raise taxes. If you through China’s slowdown on top of it, it’s not a surprise.

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@IntuitEcon What would be the answer to it in the Fall of 2008? We need to go through the destruction of low grade corporate credit before we can see anything.