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youtu.be/ZfoJIkarV_o
2mo
it is happening again
Holy heck, Fugazi just released the 1992 Albini sessions for Bandcamp Friday! Proceeds going to Letters Charity.
and an additional fuck you to everyone who said we were overreacting during the patriot act and creation of DHS.
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UNSOUND 2025 ARTIST TALK: JIM O’ROURKE
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Andy told me he recently heard someone describe something as "mid-training."
I feel old when I hear or read other researchers use the terms “pre-training” and “post-training.”
My personal definition is pre-training is “learning a representation” and post-training is “using that representation.” While that works in many contexts, it doesn’t work in anywhere close to all, e.g., generation tasks or even learning an action embedding are sometimes described as post-training.