One reason we are in the current situation is because we have discarded these checks and balances, allowing for the president to behave more like an autocratic monarch. If the other branches of government were performing their constitutional function, and if the executive observed the norms it's supposed to that's when you would have a democracy not just in letter but in spirit.
(Ironically I myself am an immigrant and a naturalized citizen, yet I find I know more about American civics than most US-born.)
For that use case, the crimes to worry about the most would be speeding or distracted driving. But people are usually more focused on e.g. someone doing drugs on the sidewalk than speeding cars; in fact speeding is hardly considered a crime at all despite the danger to pedestrians.
10+ years ago, "AI" would likely refer to work in RL, evolutionary/genetic algorithms, etc.Nowadays most of the spotlight seems centered on LLMs, CNNs, and other methods that are either human-labeled or at least reliant on human-created data, and have a static separation between "learning" and "inference".I know that there are still non-LLM, non-CNN, non-anthropocentric topics of AI development...
If I am trying to read/explore/join/ETL deeply nested tables in PSQL or Spark, Cursor doesn't seem to work very well for me.Which LLM-assistant tools have worked for you to expedite data exploration? Whether in a notebook format or otherwise.Or is there simply a better way to use Cursor for this purpose that I haven't thought of?
About 10 years ago, multi-armed bandits (and especially contextual bandits) were really important for optimization and business use cases.But nowadays you hardly hear about it, despite optimization continuing to be a need. The only major open source library continues to be Vowpal Wabbit - and even that is not very robustly maintained or documented.What are people doing for bandits or...