I think there should be explicit penalties for passing off movies with special effects as movies. There are externalities to society when you create something that isn't real! There should be a "MadeWith" stack for all special effects you use - no more undisclosed animatronics, makeup, or miniatures! Soon, all our trust in film will be destroyed from everyone making stop-motion movies!

This is monumentally stupid lmao

Can someone leak the weights please

Google: kings of releasing papers but never shipping anything

I interviewed with them a few months ago, got rejected, and then was contacted by the SAME RECRUITER to interview again a month and a half later. He'd forgotten who I was or that I interviewed. From what I could tell, they're a mess; this doesn't surprise me at all

That happened to me with Amazon and Microsoft. I asked Amazon to never email me again, and then I get a "got it, removing you from our list", and then the same recruiter emailed me saying I was a perfect fit.

This is the kind of things that can easily happen.I wouldn't judge them on it.

er… a month and a half later? Seriously?

I interviewed with them recently, they've brought on lots of (expensive) new MLE type employees to provide ML SaaS services. Open-source might be putting pressure on them as these things become more commoditized

Yeah suuuure, Emad

Just call yourself diverse if you have a problem with this. It's dumb and illiberal, but there are easy hacks to get around it

It's patently illegal based on the Civil Rights Act.

Clothing manufacturing ethics: will you be a textile manufacturing vegan?

Pretty big red flag that Max Hodak and now Merolla have departed