Viviana Hernandez (@vivhernandez) 's Twitter Profile
Viviana Hernandez

@vivhernandez

data science | @datascifellows alum | @umsi @umich @uchicago grad | previously @lyft views are my own :)

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calendar_today21-12-2012 00:19:08

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👩‍💻 Paige Bailey (@dynamicwebpaige) 's Twitter Profile Photo

everyone else has meet-cutes for their relationships and crushes, and I'm just over here like: "idk he ranted about Fourier transforms" "he made me coffee at a deep learning thing" "he kept beating me at Scrabble" "he tricked me into creating a physics engine for his web app"

Nikhil Krishnan (@nikillinit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

you ask people in Colorado “so what do you do” and they just say an outdoor sport legit don’t think I’ve learned what anyone does here for work

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After a successful two-year experiment, we’re making it official. Lyft is a fully flexible workplace. Work from the office, work from home, work wherever you work best. We’re also hiring. A lot. Join us: lyft.com/careers

Katie Bauer (@imightbemary) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the most valuable things you can do in analysis-focused data work is to establish a consistent set of baseline definitions and facts, then making sure they are available to other folks and easy for them to incorporate into whatever they're doing

Arvind Narayanan (@random_walker) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sayash Kapoor The hard part isn't building the model—it's assembling the data, evaluating performance, integrating it into existing workflows, and adding oversight. All those are site specific and manual. Buying a tool instead of building the model in-house only makes them harder!

<a href="/sayashk/">Sayash Kapoor</a> The hard part isn't building the model—it's assembling the data, evaluating performance, integrating it into existing workflows, and adding oversight. All those are site specific and manual. Buying a tool instead of building the model in-house only makes them harder!
steven t. piantadosi (@spiantado) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes, ChatGPT is amazing and impressive. No, OpenAI has not come close to addressing the problem of bias. Filters appear to be bypassed with simple tricks, and superficially masked. And what is lurking inside is egregious. Abeba Birhane Sam Altman tw racism, sexism.

Yes, ChatGPT is amazing and impressive. No, <a href="/OpenAI/">OpenAI</a> has not come close to addressing the problem of bias. Filters appear to be bypassed with simple tricks, and superficially masked. 

And what is lurking inside is egregious. 

<a href="/Abebab/">Abeba Birhane</a> <a href="/sama/">Sam Altman</a>
tw racism, sexism.
Abeba Birhane (@abebab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When the output is beautiful, it's all the model. When the output is racist, discriminatory, or otherwise unjust, it's the training data, the filtering, or society

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At this time next week we'll be knee-deep in stories about the trials and triumphs of working with data. Can't wait! 🍌 Register for Data Mishaps Night (and check out the lineup!!) here: datamishapsnight.com

Shira Ovide (@shiraovide) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A brutal reminder from The Markup that while we can worry/hope about the effects of LLMs, there's AI used TODAY in consequential decisions is affecting our lives RIGHT NOW. themarkup.org/the-breakdown/…

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