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by BinRoo 4y ago
Still subscribing to the physical Scientific American magazine. A physical magazine actually gets me to pick it up and read it, without distractions. There's something rewarding about seeing a coffee mug stain and pen scribbles on a pr
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Help Document Godot 4.0(godotengine.org)
1 points by BinRoo 4y ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 4y ago
I'd say it depends on your "demand" to change lifestyle, from 0% to 100%, then the max bet should be: demand * min($500M, fun_money). Of course, the hard part is figuring out one's personal demand for change.
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by BinRoo 5y ago
Reading a textbook on abstract algebra so I can ground myself to the stability of mathematics. The country, the world, it all changes too quickly but at least this is forever.
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by BinRoo 5y ago
Wellth | Sr. Software Engineer | Los Angeles or Remote | Full-time Behavioral Economics is at the heart of what we do. If you are a fan of books like Nudge, Freakonomics, and Predictably Irrational and were as excited as us when a Nobel Pri
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by BinRoo 5y ago
I've been working on something along these lines [1]. See the "fork" statement which is close to the "what if" branching logic referenced in OP's article. I've been trying to revisit some of these concepts
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Show HN: My interview with freeCodeCamp on the basics of machine learning(freecodecamp.libsyn.com)
1 points by BinRoo 5y ago|0 comments
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Colors on a TTY – A Lost Art(gnu.org)
1 points by BinRoo 5y ago|0 comments
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A look back to concurrency via context-free grammars: Petri Nets (1999)(cs.ucdavis.edu)
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by BinRoo 5y ago
Wellth | Sr. Software Engineer | Los Angeles or Remote | Full-time Our mission is to help people living with chronic conditions make healthier choices, every day. Behavioral Economics is at the heart of what we do. If you are a fan of books
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by BinRoo 6y ago
That dialogue would be quite boring if it were more precisely tuned to science.
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A chatbot expedition – Increment 2020(increment.com)
2 points by BinRoo 6y ago|0 comments
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A Brief Introduction to Task-Oriented Programming(freecodecamp.org)
8 points by BinRoo 7y ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 7y ago
Thanks for asking, great question! Two processes may communicate with each other via grpc, thrift, websocket, etc. That communication handling is currently up to the runtime, but the language is currently agnostic to the underlying channel.
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Show HN: DM Script, a programming language for conversational interfaces(w3.org)
11 points by BinRoo 7y ago|2 comments
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Help make chat bots suck less – Join the W3C Community Group(w3.org)
1 points by BinRoo 8y ago|0 comments
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Machine Learning with TensorFlow is now published(tensorflowbook.com)
25 points by BinRoo 9y ago|4 comments
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by BinRoo 9y ago
DMAI, Inc. | Los Angeles, CA | ONSITE We're building a first-of-its-kind mobile experience, driven by natural communication, to further child education. Full listings: http://dm.ai - Android dev - Back-end dev - Front-end d
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I just wrote Machine Learning with TensorFlow – The code is available on GitHub(tensorflowbook.com)
9 points by BinRoo 10y ago|1 comments
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by BinRoo 10y ago
Good question! Brute-force searching to find values of a parameter is a start. But, you see the issue here, right? It'll take a longass™ time. Lucky for us, learning the weight parameters of a neural network can be accomplished using b
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by BinRoo 10y ago
>> Figure-2 shows that performance of deep learning is much better than non-deep learning algorithm. This is a nonsensical over-generalization. >> In addition, it is automatically do the feature extraction. At the cost of inter
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Getting to Know TensorFlow – an introductory guide for new programmers(medium.com)
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by BinRoo 10y ago
The algorithm is well known. The main contribution is that they were able to scale up the algorithm to a huge graph. Google doesn't go into much detail about that because it's proprietary. So whats the point of this blog post? Oh
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The New Laptop Ritual(medium.com)
1 points by BinRoo 11y ago|0 comments
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by BinRoo 11y ago
What if the two images were taken from a camera instead, and are subject to some noise/transformation? I worked on an image algorithm on this related problem a couple years ago: http://shuklan.com/photo/difference-
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Artificial Intelligence redefined as a social construct(medium.com)
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Show HN: Zazu, your personal email secretary(zazu.email)
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by BinRoo 12y ago
Personhood, as the author describes it, is just the barebone game society plays, and all other networks (school, work, friendship, relationship, etc) supersede it. So, uniforms in school can certainly provide the benefits of personhood.
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by BinRoo 12y ago
My High School mathematics teacher introduced me to this book 6-7 years ago. Erdös was a hacker in the Mathematician's world. His throughput for establishing hundreds of conjectures and proofs reminds me of collegiate Hackathons in our
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by BinRoo 12y ago
Agreed! :)

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