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Also, for me, how all these advances in ML/computing are alleged to be on the horizon, when I hear that A/D/C(NN)s are actually so slow in learning. How can so
by supernova87a 7y ago
Also, for me, how all these advances in ML/computing are alleged to be on the horizon, when I hear that A/D/C(NN)s are actually so slow in learning. How can something that has to be trained with 1M of <xyz> be smart? What's the next thing?
- OkayPhysicist 7y agoYou and I probably took 4 or 5 years to recognize the alphabet. Cut the machines some slack.