Just 3 days ago, OpenAI began releasing an update allowing GPT-4 to recognize images.
I'm truly amazed by how people are already applying it in their lives.
Here are 10 incredible examples:
This is a *perfect* example of how an overly literal interpretation can screw you over and cause great harm.
In finance, "segregation of duties" means the person who submits expenses shouldn't also be the person who approves those expenses.
In tech, it means get a code review.
The single biggest argument about statistics: is probability frequentist or Bayesian? It's neither, and I'll explain why.
Buckle up. Deep-dive explanation incoming.
A common misunderstanding about technical debt is that it's incurred by releasing "bad code." That's incorrect. It's a metaphor for releasing a model that you know is wrong based on new knowledge. The team releases with debt in order to receive feedback earlier than if time were taken to improve the model immediately. (You'd probably rarely/never release.) Still, the model can't remain wrong, or the team will continuously stumble over it. As concepts grow, the model will cascade into deeper debt, eventually making it impossible to bring into harmony with increasing knowledge. Soon, it's bankrupt.
Bad code is a different problem, making the model difficult to understand, correct, and improve, eventually leading to full entropy.
For a @Microsoft company, @LinkedIn and @LinkedInHelp seem almost unwilling to help. My wife would like access to her account restored - its crazy that it's so hard to get help!
Hey @LinkedIn & @LinkedInHelp
My account was hacked over 2 weeks ago and changed to look like someone else’s. You’re not replying to my direct emails and support tickets. Poor show - please return my identity! I’m completely locked out! #identitytheft
Tomorrow I set off for a supported FKT attempt on the Long Trail, excited to explore a beautiful area & spend time w/ great people. The trail runs the length of Vermont, 273 miles through the Green Mountains on technical trail w/ ~66K ft of elevation gain. https://t.co/70wnqr30nV
In 1890, Henri Poincaré proved the non-existence of the uniform first integral of a three-body problem and the sensitive dependence to initial conditions of its trajectories. Yet, stable solutions to it do exist
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Happy 30th anniversary to the greatest live interview of all time!
TODAY IN #StarTrek HISTORY: June 7, 1993
Quark -- aka
@ShimermanArmin
-- is interviewed on "Live with Regis & Kathie Lee."
“Make it so”
Graphite pencil on moleskine paper
Finally finished my Star Trek Picard character drawing/studies!
Just a little something I decided to do while I was watching/enjoying this season 🖖💫
(Con’t ⬇️)…
#startrek#StarTrekPicard#Picard#startrekfanart