In a conversation with @JuliaAngwin about AI hype, I argue that the most worrisome uses of ChatGPT aren't malicious ones but rather everyday people and organizations using it to cut corners due to the pressures they face, like CNET's misguided experiment. https://t.co/E7VlHQEWiN
Sobering read about rash use of machine learning in healthcare: how basic methodological flaws are leading to a credibility crisis and are indicative of systemic challenges facing ML research more broadly.
https://t.co/BTMYD6mo7Y
Very happy that so many websites in the #julialang ecosystem have standardized on Franklin, so I know I can always just `Franklin.serve()` them to see a live preview. In the old days, there was always a 20 minute hunt to figure out how to install the ssg-de-jour.
@oxinabox_frames@Viral_B_Shah Fair enough :) the parser is only about a third of the iceberg though, live rendering, Julia code block evaluations etc... (but you might not want any of this in which case, indeed, you’d be fine with your own stuff and possibly LiveServer.jl for the local rendering)
@Viral_B_Shah@oxinabox_frames What if you could use Franklin with your own md->html pass? (which you could do via the pandoc_jll for instance); I’d be happy to help you set this up if you’d like
An ML analogy: Occam's Razor is a useful guiding principle, and regularizing the description length can help generalization. But premature minimization of description length leads to posterior collapse.
@erikengheim @def Fair enough; I’ll look into adding support a TOML-like front matter where you could define stuff as in the example of https://t.co/va72zvKyns will probably not support the full specs though