Giovanni Campagna
@gcampax.com
Originally a PL researcher, now ML engineer at Bardeen. EU native, US currently. Opinions are a weighted average of everyone around me (the weights are mine). Also @[email protected]. he/him
Is it some cursed big endian NTFS or something?
November 23, 2025 at 11:48 PM
Is it some cursed big endian NTFS or something?
Reposted by Giovanni Campagna
Three axis political compass ranking ML algos by moral goodness (Chinese) vs moral goodness (American) vs moral goodness (European)
November 21, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Three axis political compass ranking ML algos by moral goodness (Chinese) vs moral goodness (American) vs moral goodness (European)
Yeah incumbents are assumed to be the nominee in the next election
November 21, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Yeah incumbents are assumed to be the nominee in the next election
Reposted by Giovanni Campagna
Some items are fixed costs. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales sublinearly(<1).
Some items are luxuries. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales super linearly (>1).
Housing appears to scale linearly (=1)!. As our income increases, we spend a constant third on housing.
Some items are luxuries. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales super linearly (>1).
Housing appears to scale linearly (=1)!. As our income increases, we spend a constant third on housing.
November 20, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Some items are fixed costs. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales sublinearly(<1).
Some items are luxuries. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales super linearly (>1).
Housing appears to scale linearly (=1)!. As our income increases, we spend a constant third on housing.
Some items are luxuries. As our income increases, the amount we spend scales super linearly (>1).
Housing appears to scale linearly (=1)!. As our income increases, we spend a constant third on housing.
Più pomodoro? Nah è già rosso abbastanza, va lasciato a ridursi...
November 16, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Più pomodoro? Nah è già rosso abbastanza, va lasciato a ridursi...
I wonder if this is more prevalent in SW engineering than other disciplines. Civil or mechanical engineers have to deal with uncertainties and safety buffers in a way that software doesn't - let alone chem or bioengineers...
November 16, 2025 at 6:00 PM
I wonder if this is more prevalent in SW engineering than other disciplines. Civil or mechanical engineers have to deal with uncertainties and safety buffers in a way that software doesn't - let alone chem or bioengineers...
The mandate is already gone federally. It went away during Trump I
November 10, 2025 at 2:10 AM
The mandate is already gone federally. It went away during Trump I