The only way you can counter it is via ML. You need to use all available signals to make a judgment call on whether an account's activity is spam or not. It's a game of cat and mouse, ever shifting. Very solvable, but it requires actual people labeling your data everyday.
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Keras MLX Backend Development: Community Contributors Wanted
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Keras has a MLX backend in progress. I'd like to work with a few folks who are part of both the MLX community & the Keras community to get it over the finish line. If you're interested — please send me an email!
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Future AI Threat: When Humans Truly Fear Machines
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The Butlerian Jihad will start the moment people genuinely feel threatened by the machines. There's no risk of this happening with this generation of skin-deep human-mimicry bots, but eventually, one day, it will happen.
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Programming: Thinking Over Syntax, Outsourcing Thinking Fails
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Programming is thinking + syntax. Maybe 90% thinking and 10% syntax. While you can automate away syntax, you can only ever outsource thinking to someone/something that can think. Attempts to outsource thinking to a syntax generator do not end well.
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Open-source program-form implementation of ARC 1 training tasks released
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Just open-sourced by Michael Hodel: a program-form implementation of each of the 400 training tasks of ARC 1, capable of generating more task instances. I expect this will be very useful to everyone working on ARC. GitHub: https://
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Keeping an open mind about benchmark results and reproducibility
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I'm not asking you to fix anything. The benchmark is not broken. I'm just asking you to keep an open mind and either try to run the benchmark, or if you don't trust it, make your own. It's easily reproducible. It's a bit strange to just reject the data on principle without
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First Implementation Shows Speedup with Good Tools
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And when you do, please don't spend *any* time optimizing the Keras 3 version. Just time your first, naive implementation. Because you'll still see the speedup. That's the point of using good tools
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Challenge: Test This Method On Your Own Models
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The relevant question for you should be, what about your own models? Try it on your own models and let us know what you get.
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Try Writing Your Own Model in Keras 3 and Compare Performance
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How about you try it? Just write your own if you don't trust ours. Take a torch model, write the same in Keras 3, time it.
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Reproducing Benchmarks: Torch Implementations and Performance Comparisons
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The code to reproduce the benchmarks yourself is in the link. To note, the native torch implementations used here are well optimized implementations that are widely used. If you compare "plain" implementations (e.g. research code) it's not unusual to see a 5x speedup. I get the