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Oli Hawkins

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Editorial data scientist working on computational investigations for the visual and data journalism team at the Financial Times. 🌐 olihawkins.com

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Oli Hawkins (@olihawkins.com) est sur Bluesky depuis le 14 juin 2023. Le compte a 13 554 abonnés, suit 1 493 comptes et a publié 259 posts.

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  • Colin@colin-fraser.net

    I think there's a certain nuance that is lost in popular discussions of neural network interpretability. It's widely understood that neural networks are "uninterpretable". But I don't think everyone knows exactly what this means, and it's often understood to mean that they are completely opaque.

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  • Colin@colin-fraser.net

    So when we say neural networks are uninterpretable, what's meant primarily is that there is not a standardized one-size-fits-all approach to interpreting models from the class of neural networks. But this does NOT imply that any individual neural network can't inspected, interpreted, or understood!

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  • Financial Times@financialtimes.com

    The midterms have already cost Musk more than $60bn — and counting ft.trib.al/7sWgKRW

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  • Chris Cook@chriscook.news

    So there is probably a decent chunk of (unauthorised) Irish and UK cash on Polymarket because it is so easy to ping money in and out using crypto. And you can see a scenario where this gets big enough to make it The Best Place To Bet On xxxx, so could eat lots of regulated gambling.

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  • Henry Mance@henrymance.ft.com

    midterms in brief

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