@Stevenk
A pretty informative talk. It's obvious that they've been thinking about the issues and intricacies related to AI safety for a long time, and understand the many many different dimensions of it.

(I wish I could take back all the time I wasted on reading Hacker News discussions on AI safety and the future - which taught me basically nothing - and spend the time instead on talks like this 😀 )

@kdpsingh

select usually involves some transformation/operation on the column too (since without that, we can just use the indexing syntax if we want the columns as-is). By-row means the transformation function is applied row-wise i.e. to each row separately instead of to whole columns.

@abhi_jl

Makes sense, JS dependence seems (unfortunately) pretty common in Julia doc pages.

If possible, it would be nice if we could have a "some functionality is disable without Javascript" type message at the top, instead of this misleading and potentially confusing link to older docs. It might not be obvious to a new user that JS is the problem, and they might be mislead towards the docs for the older version.

@abhi_jl
Also, I'm not sure why that main docs link from https://genieframework.com/docs/? immediately leads to a an "Advanced" page.

Should it be linking to the "Getting Started" section https://genieframework.com/docs/genie/v5.4/tutorials/Getting-Started.html instead?

Seems like the "Advanced" page is getting chosen just because it's alphabetically first, but that's probably not the most useful place to start for a new user.