@skdh@Quasilocal I'd like to +1 the new findings related to the connection between black holes and dark energy. The https://t.co/IINOV7UvZ7 and other explainers on this, even the youtube from one of the team members, leave more questions than they answer.
https://t.co/rc0MM2ongu
@rcraswell As we enjoy the silence we should ask why it took so long and why the Twitterverse of other loonies still hold the giant megaphone. New BS spewing platforms are one problem but don't forget we are using the greatest spewer. Repeal 230 or worse will happen.
Yay. Tracking every place I go forever and pestering me to rate businesses is, at very least, creepy and annoying. When do we get GMail that doesn't track everything else?
Coming soon to @googlemaps, when you turn on Incognito mode in Maps, your activity—like the places you search or get directions to—won’t be saved to your Google Account. Just tap from your profile picture to easily turn it on or off. #io19
Sorry if this seems political, but it has to do with recommenders and is a really good read (not to mention interesting web design)
https://t.co/S8MbVaF7PV
If you've seen Tensor diagrams this is a quite nice explanation using examples from linear algebra. If, like me, you grok LinAlg from the old days, this might help upgrade your brain. https://t.co/dFASgaba8q
Asked by the NYT why one would take social media seriously, Ricky Gervais responded perfectly; "You don’t. If you ignore it on Twitter, it didn’t happen. It’s like going into a toilet stall and arguing with graffiti." https://t.co/C9dpk3pj7e
Now a good explanation for the "never enough data to make Deep Learning perform" effect and how to turn NNs trained on truly huge data into feature extractors for use with more traditional ML. Highly recommended article! https://t.co/VIBJr8R1KK
Am I the only one or does something sound wrong about Quantum Mechanics or at least how we interpret its weirdness? Nope not alone... https://t.co/5o1I2EUDyW
Awesome and they have the Behavioral Search idea but no idea why they complicate it by doing matrix factorization first. We just use the CCO model to augment the item search index. The query is terms and user-item vectors-et voila.
Bought 1g inet from #comcast got 400m, downgraded account to pay for 400m, got 250m. Same wires, SW, modem, all #xfinity#comcast HW. Shame on Comcast for rather obviously throttling inet speeds. Can't wait to hear how they explain that away :-)
ML/AI algorithm explanations sometimes meet blank stares, people who took linear algebra but don't recall much of it. Here is a great refresher that even touches on the mystical tensor: “Basic Linear Algebra for Deep Learning” by Niklas Donges https://t.co/dpmAMt390g
The Universal Recommender v0.7.3 released. Now with cross-recommendations; "viewed this bought that" Use it to help a user find the target of a browsing or search session. https://t.co/E3aujqsP6G
People, please think before using OAuth2 for single sign-on. Read what you are giving access to. I have virtually given up on SSO and opt for site specific ones instead. https://t.co/j44EIL0TTJ
Cambridge Analytica may truly be bad guys but the root of the problem is that OAuth2 has no trust mechanism. Remember the GDoc debacle? Google blocked the fake OAuth2 GUI after the fact. There is no trust required to use OAuth2. How many abuses before we see the obvious flaw?
Our paper on UMAP, a faster alternative to t-SNE, is now up on arXiv! The paper provides a more detailed account of the theoretical underpinnings of the algorithm, as well as performance benchmarks. https://t.co/bq4WuzuXvB