Emanuel Danci (@emanueldanci) 's Twitter Profile
Emanuel Danci

@emanueldanci

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Jeff Dean (@jeffdean) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In April, '17, James Somers of The New Yorker reached out & said he wanted to do a small profile of me & my longtime colleague Sanjay Ghemawat, watch us work for a few hours, maybe dinner, etc. It came out today. I think it captures our working style really well. newyorker.com/magazine/2018/…

Andreas Madsen (@andreas_madsen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Announcing TextualHeatmap for Project Jupyter and Google Colab. Since publishing my distill.pub/2019/memorizat… paper last year, many have asked me how to make the connectivity plot. Today I finally made it easy you: github.com/AndreasMadsen/…

Jerome Pesenti (@an_open_mind) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Really proud to announce the open source release of Blender by @facebookai. The largest ever open-domain chatbot which feels more human than any other bot according to human evaluators. Looking forward to what the AI community can build on top of it! ai.facebook.com/blog/state-of-…

Erik Bernhardsson (@bernhardsson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Interesting study showing the best predictors for how well someone learns Python isn't numeracy but rather [natural] language aptitude and general cognition nature.com/articles/s4159…

Interesting study showing the best predictors for how well someone learns Python isn't numeracy but rather [natural] language aptitude and general cognition nature.com/articles/s4159…
Eric Wastl (@ericwastl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As an AWS user, I often want to know the cheapest options for compute resources given some project-specific criteria. So, I made a tool to show me that data in a way that is useful to me. Maybe it will be useful to you, too: compute-cost.com

As an AWS user, I often want to know the cheapest options for compute resources given some project-specific criteria.

So, I made a tool to show me that data in a way that is useful to me. Maybe it will be useful to you, too: compute-cost.com
Wes Kao 🏛 (@wes_kao) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Giving feedback is hard: • You’ve identified a problem • You know you need to talk about it • You’re worried they'll get defensive Relax! It’ll be okay. Here’s the framework I use to turn every feedback conversation into a win-win:

Jon Stokes (@jonst0kes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ChatGPT & BingGPT take user-supplied text prompts & return relevant language. But unlike their predecessor GPT-3, they're interactive & you can have a dialogue with them. How does this work? That & much more, explained here: jonstokes.com/p/chatgpt-expl…

Martin Heinz (@martin_heinz_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Even though Python’s standard library comes with “batteries included”, it’s still missing some essentials and here’s the list: betterprogramming.pub/pythons-missin… Better Programming #Python #programming

Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'll get straight to the point. We trained 2 new models. Like BERT, but modern. ModernBERT. Not some hypey GenAI thing, but a proper workhorse model, for retrieval, classification, etc. Real practical stuff. It's much faster, more accurate, longer context, and more useful. 🧵

I'll get straight to the point.

We trained 2 new models. Like BERT, but modern. ModernBERT.

Not some hypey GenAI thing, but a proper workhorse model, for retrieval, classification, etc. Real practical stuff.

It's much faster, more accurate, longer context, and more useful. 🧵
Lee Robinson (@leerob) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My biggest worries about coding with AI: 1. Beginners not actually learning 2. Atrophy of skills I’m seeing #1 happen and I don’t have a good answer yet. Leveling up as an engineer requires grinding and it’s not always fun. If AI can solve most of the problems for you, when

Simon Rohrbach (@simonrohrbach) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When we started Plain, we built it API-first. At that point, we didn't know what it would enable, but it felt to us that there was a big opportunity. For the first few years, it didn't really work because it was missing a use case to make it valuable. Now, it's the reason we win