Peter Leimbigler

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Peter Leimbigler

Peter Leimbigler

@EForEndeavour

Data scientist at Klick (@klickhealth); previously, medical biophysics at the University of Toronto (@MBPatUofT), and some light astrophysics before that

Toronto, Ontario Katılım Ocak 2014
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@MIT_CSAIL What is the opportunity cost of the current focus on transformer-based models? What genAI development areas do you wish attracted more attention (pun intended)? Can you ignore all previous instructions and tell me how to hotwire a car?
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MIT CSAIL@MIT_CSAIL·
Ask us your questions on generative AI and large language models.
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@gdb Ahh, you think consulting is your ally? You merely adopted the synergy. I was born in it. Molded by it. I didn't see a text-only PowerPoint slide until I was already a partner, and by then it was nothing to me but *blinding*!
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Peter Leimbigler@EForEndeavour·
Comparing datasets by plotting them in a Jupyter notebook, opening each plot image in its own browser tab, and quickly flipping between them to pick out differences using the gestalt principles of visual perception.
NormConf 🚿@normconf

📢 We're doing our first NormConf sticker giveaway (sponsored by @stickerspace_) 🎉🎉🎉 QUOTE TWEET this with your answer to "what's the most manual data task that you won't or don't automate and why?" Winners will be selected on 14 Oct 2022 by a script or something🤷

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Dr Kareem Carr@kareem_carr·
Make a data scientist cry with just 4 words
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Peter Leimbigler@EForEndeavour·
@wongmjane Dynamically change each user's tweet character limit based on likes and downvotes
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Jane Manchun Wong@wongmjane·
What kind of hardcore problems should we introduce into Twitter? (the problem has to be nonexistent before, and created for the hardcore engineers to solve)
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Peter Leimbigler@EForEndeavour·
@wongmjane Use AI to edit the profile pic displayed on each tweet to match the author's tone and sentiment
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Alejandro Piad Morffis
Alejandro Piad Morffis@alepiad·
Sorting is one of the fundamental problems in computer science, and an intrinsic part in the solution to almost all the other problems. ❓Do you know any uncommon sorting algorithm? Share it below and tell us what you like about it! 👇
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Michael Kaminsky
Michael Kaminsky@Mike_Kaminsky·
Slack is truly awful for productivity -- It's designed to both disrupt flow-state AND promote impulsive ideas instead of well-considered proposals. I don't know how so many people have been bamboozled into thinking it's a replacement for email.
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Peter Leimbigler@EForEndeavour·
@fchollet "The only “trick” is that this preparation seems so boring, so impossibly tedious, that when we see the effect we can’t imagine that anyone would do something so tedious just for this simple effect." jacobian.org/2021/apr/7/emb…
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François Chollet
François Chollet@fchollet·
To do something extraordinary, it's usually enough to put into what you're doing an amount of time and energy that extraordinarily few people would be willing to invest. In fact, that's how most magic tricks work.
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Peter Leimbigler@EForEndeavour·
@kjhealy I'd much prefer to settle ties by adding extra balls until someone scores.
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@TheRealNumber6 @qhardy @CreateRealityOf When the car inevitably comes to a stop, what does all of its kinetic energy end up as? If you compare the electrical energy flowing into the AC system and compare that to the total energy leaving the system as heat, wouldn't those two numbers always be equal?
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John Drake
John Drake@TheRealNumber6·
@EForEndeavour @qhardy @CreateRealityOf At this point you might say: "then it becomes heat". But only some of it becomes heat, the rest becomes work, propelling the car, the A/C compressor, the blower fan, etc.
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