(Of all of the science fiction books we could be living in, Blindsight would not be my novel of choice.) Paper here:
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Measuring Willingness to Pay: Methods for Pricing Strategy
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I assume this is mostly being done for fun (right?) but entrepreneurs & marketers should know that you cannot assess willingness to pay with a poll. This paper gives a menu of methods to figure out pricing, plus a useful chart of pros & cons for each. https://
researchgate.net/publication/24
2382759_A_Review_of_Methods_for_Measuring_Willingness-to-Pay
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Internal App with CI/CD for Company-wide Collaboration
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I pitched something like that at a previous employer: let's have an internal app for things like "staff pet directory" and "project status reports" which lives in a repo with CI and CD and anyone in the company can ship a new feature to it any time they like
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Cooperative Backup System: Peer-to-Peer Data Security Solution
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I've long fantasized about implementing a co-op backup system: you host my encrypted backups, I host yours, then if just one of us screws up our storage somehow or forgets to renew our credit card we don't lose all of our data!
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Real-Time Cyber-Threat Detection for Federal Agencies
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Detecting cyber-threats in near real-time has never been more important. Register for NVIDIA's upcoming webinar to hear from @BoozAllen on the latest approaches to securing sensitive data and how federal agencies can get started today. Sign up now: https://
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Adversarial Policy Defeats KataGo Go AI System 99%
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Befuddling AI Go Systems: MIT, UC Berkeley & FAR AI’s Adversarial Policy Achieves a >99% Win Rate Against KataGo https://
syncedreview.com/2022/11/02/bef
uddling-ai-go-systems-mit-uc-berkeley-far-ais-adversarial-policy-achieves-a-99-win-rate-against-katago/
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Budget Computer: A $300 Computing Alternative
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He doesn’t own a Mac or PC. This is his (300 bucks) computer.
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Apple’s Fast Feature Copying Limits Third-Party iOS Development
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They copied that so fast, no chance to build anything like that on iOS as 3rd-party. Randomly sized overlays…
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Using StableBoost to refine image generation through visual selection
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e.g. I used stableboost for this earlier tweet 🙂 – the prompt by itself gives bad, too diverse, not amazing results, but once I generated ~1000 I could visually narrow in on the composition I liked. Not sure how I'd get that by tuning the prompt alone
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Iterative approach to building and refining positive datasets
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from my own experience you want something interactive and change your mind around quite a bit. so you're building the positive set, seeing the results, then tweaking your positive set over time. it's an incremental iterative thing.