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by Cacti 10y ago
Keras is a wrapper around TF to make some common model operations easier (construction of linear layers of nets like a CNN) and to make common training operations easier. So you can still do whatever with Keras by combining it with lower le
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by Cacti 10y ago
Not really, but from a look at the documentation, this seems to be geared towards recurrent nets (and their internal organization) and keras is a little more focused on layer abstraction. Hopefully they improve the docs as they go along; I
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by Cacti 10y ago
It's nice to see people building on top of TF rather than continuing to develop completely new frameworks. I've been working with TF in detail for several months now and it is a very nicely designed framework. It is quite low-leve
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by Cacti 10y ago
Finally! This is fantastic news and the first real indication in ~10 months that the 1000/Pascal line will even be functional on a Mac. This is going to make a lot of people very happy.
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by Cacti 10y ago
Almost all? Catholicism, Evangelical in general, Pentecostal, Lutheran, Baptist, etc. It's most assuredly not remotely mainstream. Note that the megachurches you're referring to are in most cases not part of a branch of Christiani
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by Cacti 10y ago
They admit that there are thermal limitations, but it's not really in the context of GPUs so much as the entire package. What they do admit specifically about GPUs is that their entire prediction for the market was wrong, that multi GP
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by Cacti 10y ago
The issue is that this person wrote the software and then profited and advertised it specifically for malicious uses. That implies intent, and intent matters.
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by Cacti 10y ago
prerty hard to make a living selling tax software if the taxes are easy to do!
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by Cacti 10y ago
The amount of effort we've put in to avoid just basic sane development practices and discipline is astounding. We _could_ spend a few days thinking through the problem and developing a solution that makes sense using our known tools an
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by Cacti 10y ago
Well, we just spent 10+ years reinventing the GUI development of the 70s and 80s, and about 8 relearning why relational data is important.
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by Cacti 10y ago
That's a load of crap, there's nothing portable about a JS environment that requires build xyz of browser pqr, plus the hardware requirements, bandwidth requirements, etc. Take any ONE of those away and you're hosed (e.g., tr
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by Cacti 10y ago
It depends on what you're doing. Crawling around on or inside a plane, for example, would be a bad idea with a hololens, but perfect for Glass. It's not a 'one size fits all' situation.
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by Cacti 10y ago
It's quite capable, but if you need more than 6GB, the other capabilities are essentially irrelevant. Lack of support for the newer NVIDIA cards is increasingly becoming a major issue for many people.
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by Cacti 10y ago
If you are trying get OSX on an arbitrary piece of hardware, it could take quite a bit of effort and have any number of weird problems, as you suggest. However, if you stick to known hardware (mainly this means specific motherboards with we
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by Cacti 10y ago
These are nice analogies and all, but can we please stop drawing grand philosophies out of something just because the people doing it happen to be in a government office somewhere? This isn't a gateway drug. This isn't a battle be
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by Cacti 10y ago
This has nothing to do with the focus on laptops and everything to do with the simple fact that the new Nvidia cards are not supported, and there doesn't seem to be any indication from either Nvidia or Apple that they are committed to
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by Cacti 10y ago
It's been around for decades, but it was always a term used by the left, similar to "fake news." One of Trumps more effective (and disturbing) tactics in the past year or two has been to co-opt this language and redefine it i
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by Cacti 10y ago
It's a great program but if you can find a local one at a good school, it's still better to do it in person. Meeting faculty (and other students, researchers, doctoral or postdoc, etc) in a field you want to pursue for a long time
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by Cacti 10y ago
MIT undergrad is only 10% international students...
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by Cacti 10y ago
Wow. None of that is true.
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by Cacti 10y ago
Isn't it already commodity-priced?
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by Cacti 10y ago
Classic example of pseudo-intellectual philosophical word-salad disguised as science.
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by Cacti 10y ago
You're looking for "docsplaining"
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by Cacti 10y ago
That's why I specified technical reasons.
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by Cacti 10y ago
Could you explain what problem you're trying to solve here? Are there really that many researchers who have access to modern (and expensive) GPU hardware that don't have bandwidth or disk space available? Or are there many researc
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by Cacti 10y ago
What is the technical use case for Wine these days? Are we basically talking running certain Windows applications on Linux, at reasonable framerates, using hardware that doesn't support full virtualization pass-through? In other words,
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by Cacti 10y ago
org-mode with babel (org-babel) can be used for just about any code base these days.
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by Cacti 10y ago
This isn't about automating model generation, which is an old goal of many, but of DARPA's involvement in it and the start of a new program to encourage work in this area.
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by Cacti 10y ago
I don't read the news to, as the author suggested we should, _feel better_ or get some warm cozy feeling. I read it to stay informed and cognizant about what is going on around me, the impact of the actions (or lack) of my community&#x
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by Cacti 10y ago
I'm not a big fan of this style of online journalism. Do we have anything on this other than an opinion piece heavily lacking in detail? Could anyone even explain what the opinion is exactly?

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