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Given most of the real machine learning people left the company, they are left with the « prompt engineers » only 😂
July 30, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Given most of the real machine learning people left the company, they are left with the « prompt engineers » only 😂
Sorry to be blunt... this guy desperately wants to exist but doesn't have much to offer beyond his trivial and late criticism. I really wonder what actual contributions he made.
July 14, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Sorry to be blunt... this guy desperately wants to exist but doesn't have much to offer beyond his trivial and late criticism. I really wonder what actual contributions he made.
It’s no surprise that the first allies of the Nazi party were wealthy and the bourgeois.
July 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM
It’s no surprise that the first allies of the Nazi party were wealthy and the bourgeois.
Dear Prof. Dignum, your voice has a major impact. We urge you to use it to condemn the use of AI by Israel in the Gaza genocide and the apartheid system in the West Bank. Silence is not an option.
July 13, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Dear Prof. Dignum, your voice has a major impact. We urge you to use it to condemn the use of AI by Israel in the Gaza genocide and the apartheid system in the West Bank. Silence is not an option.
Please stay confident in your skills and integrity. Evil and stupidity in others should only remind you that we need more like you to outnumber them.
March 11, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Please stay confident in your skills and integrity. Evil and stupidity in others should only remind you that we need more like you to outnumber them.
I'd be super enthusiastic to read it!
But genuine question, how does it differ from,
Csaba's Algorithms for Reinforcement Learning, or Lattimore's Bandit Algorithms, Sutton & Barto, or even "Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms" by Agarwal et. al.? (well the latter is unfinished anyway...)
But genuine question, how does it differ from,
Csaba's Algorithms for Reinforcement Learning, or Lattimore's Bandit Algorithms, Sutton & Barto, or even "Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms" by Agarwal et. al.? (well the latter is unfinished anyway...)
November 20, 2024 at 11:58 AM
I'd be super enthusiastic to read it!
But genuine question, how does it differ from,
Csaba's Algorithms for Reinforcement Learning, or Lattimore's Bandit Algorithms, Sutton & Barto, or even "Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms" by Agarwal et. al.? (well the latter is unfinished anyway...)
But genuine question, how does it differ from,
Csaba's Algorithms for Reinforcement Learning, or Lattimore's Bandit Algorithms, Sutton & Barto, or even "Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Algorithms" by Agarwal et. al.? (well the latter is unfinished anyway...)