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    The recipe-blog analogy for ML interpretability posts

    A commenter jokes that interpretability posts make readers wade through backstory before getting to the method.

    Sasha RushSR
    2 Sources, 2h ago, first seen 2h ago

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    One poster compares interpretability blogs to recipe blogs, joking about having to read a story about a grandmother's first house before finding out that the writer used gradients.

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    2 Sources, first seen 2h ago

    304 likes8 comments41 saves8 reposts

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    Sasha Rush@srush_nlpInterpretability blogs are the recipes blogs of ML. Not sure, why I have to read through the story of your grandmother's first house to find out you used gradients.2h
    David Alvarez Melis@elmelis@srush_nlp as an avid baker and interp-blog reader, I love this 🤣34m
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    Sasha Rush@srush_nlpInterpretability blogs are the recipes blogs of ML. Not sure, why I have to read through the story of your grandmother's first house to find out you used gradients.2h
    David Alvarez Melis@elmelis@srush_nlp as an avid baker and interp-blog reader, I love this 🤣34m
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