AMEDICALRe

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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
Dude the fact that nobody you know is worried should be the first clue that something is really wrong or you are hanging out with wrong people. Security, Privacy & Data Mining research are ripe for bureaucratic takedown. Incidences like
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
The response by Patio11 regarding how this was acceptable penetration testing was beyond stupid. Just because you are univesity researcher does not means you can take money and then attack some random company and say LOL JK just doing &quot
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
Torch has extremely difficult learning curve due to Lua. With Tensor Flow underlying engine in C++ it is likely as efficient as Torch. Special extension such as Nvidia Cudnn could also be used with tensorflow.
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
As someone who had to go through pain of using caffe, struggled with steep learning curve of Lua/Torch and frustrated by lack of simple features (train on gpu/test on cpu) of Theano. You could not be more wrong. Having a well wri
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
to me the decision to write an article about a technical topic such as "APIs" shows a certain amount of importance given to technology by NYT. However once I read it as a sponsored article, it felt dishonest, as if the topic was n
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
"paidpost.nytimes.com" AKA native advertising
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
What? Glivec, Chemo, Marrow Transplants are extremely effective against several types of cancers. Sure we are powerless against a significant proportion, yet we do "Cure" few types of cancers. and in spite of what Pop-Sci article
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by AMEDICALRe 11y ago
I will bite. The issue with this presentation is that it create a worst of all worlds narrative, without any space for nuance. Where everything that can go wrong goes wrong. For every russian LGBT person worried due to acquisition of LiveJo