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5 experts · 9 posts · 8d ago

Naomi Saphra Ryan Moulton Victor Geislinger tachikoma Alex Gude

Ryan Moulton: Despite being a moderate AI user both at home and at work, I still suspect it has overall made my life on net worse, by having to constantly be on guard for spam in everything I read.

tachikoma: the only spam i get is emails, and it's pretty easy to filter marketing out--then again, maybe i just don't read enough

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3 experts · 10 posts · 7d ago

Chelsea Parlett Victor Geislinger alanau.bsky.social

Multiple readings Building & implementation · 1 Opportunity & adoption · 1 Context & explanation · 1

Chelsea Parlett: Do you love providing useful outputs, or do you love building things? In an era of DS absolutely SATURATED with AI use, I’ve been thinking a lot about what I actually liked about being a data scien…

Chelsea Parlett: IC was attractive because you’re hands on. When you’re required* to use AI for your DS work, the type of work you spend the most time on changes a lot. You’re planning, critiquing, reviewing, writi…

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2 experts · 2 posts · 8d ago

Ted Underwood Victor Geislinger

Ted Underwood: "LLM people" is interestingly ambiguous, but this might be a good way to convey the nature of the horror *to LLMs*.

Victor Geislinger: Ok you got me, adding this to the list 📚📑

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