santiago

data scientist, machine learning engineer, developer, cooking enthusiast

[santiago @sgm1191]

@PeugeotMex @Profeco @StellantisMX @Profeco

[santiago @sgm1191]

🚨 @PeugeotMex @Profeco 6 MESES sin mi camioneta
❌ No saben qué tiene
❌ Sin fecha de entrega
⁉️ Motor y caja cambiados, y quieren cambiar el motor otra vez
¿Por qué no me dan una nueva?
¿Cuándo me la entregan?
@Profeco ¿una denuncia me dará respuestas?
#Profeco #Peugeot

[Avi Chawla @_avichawla]

9 real-world MCP projects for AI engineers covering:

- RAG
- Memory
- MCP client
- Voice Agent
- Agentic RAG
- and much more!

Find them in the GitHub repo below.

[Abhishek🌱 @Abhishekcur]

Never forget these books, if you are into Computer Science, never.

[Zhengzhong Tu @_vztu]

🚨KAN 2.0: Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks Meet Science
🚀𝐀𝐛𝐬: https://t.co/sa2GZYBJtu

propose a framework to seamlessly synergize Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks (KANs) and science

[Zhengzhong Tu @_vztu]

🚨 Meta introduces Segment Anything Model 2 (SAM 2) — the first unified model for real-time, promptable object segmentation in images & videos.

🚀SAM 2 is available today under Apache 2.0 so that anyone can use it to build their own experiences
➡️ https://t.co/mkH0Zti9d1

[Estefania93 @Estefania945903]

@cnac_gn porfavor por este medio solicito una denuncia por violencia digital en contra de esta mujer llamada Fernanda mezura y solicito que se investigue a esta persona que me ah estado acosando y amenazando poniendo en riesgo mi integridad física y emocional.

[Yann LeCun @ylecun]

My opinion of @elonmusk
I like his cars (I own a 2015 S, and 2023 S), his rockets, his solar energy systems, and his satellite communication system.
I also like his positions on open source and patents.

But I very much disagree with him on a number of issues.

I disagree with how he treats his scientists.
Technology/product development may not need openness and publications to advance, but forward-looking *research* sure does, whether it's in AI, neural interfaces, material science, or whatever.
Secrecy hampers progress and discourages talents from joining the effort.

I also disagree with the hype. I mean, expressing an ambitious vision for the future is great.
But telling the public blatantly false prediction ("AGI next year", "1 million robotaxis by 2020", "AGI will kill us all, let'spause",...) is very counterproductive (also illegal in some cases).

More importantly, I think his public positions on many political issues, journalism, the media and the press, and academia, are not just wrong but dangerous for democracy, civilization, and human wellfare.
Say what you want about "traditional media" but you can't really have reliable information without professional journalists working for a free and diverse press. Democracy can't exist without it, which is why only authoritarian ennemies of democracy rail against the media.

Finally he doesn't seem to hesitate to disseminate batshit-crazy conspiracy theories as long as they serve his interests (e.g. boosting "PizzaGate", "illegal immigrants corrupt elections in the US", "person X is a pedo",...).
One would expect a technological visionary to be a rationalist. Rationalism doesn't work without Truth.

This has become particularly concerning since he bought himself a platform to disseminate his dangerous political opinions, conspiracy theories, and hype.
He has been quite naïve about the difficulties of running a social network and the (legal) necessity of doing content moderation. One can claim to be a 1st Amendment absolutist, but a lot of content *must* be taken down by law, e.g. terrorist propaganda, child exploitation, blatant hate speech (in the EU and other regions).
Then, there is dangerous disinformation that puts public health in danger or corrupts the democratic process. You have to moderate that too.
Content moderation is a complicated problem whose best answer is not an attitude of total laissez-faire but a complex trade-off.

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

This repository on ML operations has free talks, books, papers and more: https://t.co/wxiXkGX6fB

Developed by @visenger

[santiago @sgm1191]

@Vida092 porque no me pusiste atención :( yo te dije que podías usar flask y hasta te di un minitutorial :v

[MIT CSAIL @MIT_CSAIL]

Why are neural networks so powerful?

https://t.co/dZS4q7HFca

(credit: @TivadarDanka)

[santiago @sgm1191]

@souravWD @Vida092

[santiago @sgm1191]

@imAlfaiz @Vida092

[Santiago @svpino]

Lesson 6

Coding is secondary. Your ability to analyze a problem is the most important skill you can build.

Writing code is easy; most of the work is understanding what problem to solve and how to do it elegantly.

Invest your time learning how and why things work.

[santiago @sgm1191]

getting started into #cryptocurrency , bitcoin fever finally got me

[Randall Munroe @xkcd]

Types of Scientific Paper https://t.co/crpSNv9Er5

[santiago @sgm1191]

"mi fuego ganó en calidad, antes quemaba, ahora abriga, acompaña y a veces, ilumina" - F.C.

[Gilles Louppe @glouppe]

📢 My research group has an open position for a PhD candidate in deep-learning for simulation-based inference. Details available at https://t.co/8JGUJyuwi6 PM for further details 🤖🔭

[Kirk Borne @KirkDBorne]

What's the difference between #DataScience, #machinelearning, and #AI artificial intelligence? https://t.co/XLRZPjZRj5

[TÍO ROBER @TeAmoTioRober]

Pues hasta ahorita el 2021 no va tan mal...