CardenB

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by CardenB 8y ago
How do you mitigate overhead from making copies all the time with immutability? By using moves and changing ownership a lot?
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by CardenB 8y ago
Companies can still exit at stage A. I don’t know what the actual probabilities would be, but more funding rounds do not necessarily mean it’s a higher probability of exit.
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by CardenB 8y ago
This isn't a productive way to criticize something. Please state what you were confused about and suggest an alternative.
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by CardenB 8y ago
I think it’s safe to announce features for your product
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by CardenB 8y ago
The bottom of the article is “99.9% just noise and 0.1% it’s something” and says no one knows. Sounds like not a very big article
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by CardenB 8y ago
There's a lot of work involved in how the data is annotated and how the labelers are managed. You have to minimize the error of the labels, because they aren't perfect and the tasks can be more difficult than you might realize. Se
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by CardenB 8y ago
This is mostly because low divorce rates as well as virgin marriages are both highly correlated with religion, which is explained in the article.
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by CardenB 8y ago
There’s definitely some work of tracking activations in a network for a given set of inputs. It’s a good black-box way to prune your network for lighter weight models.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Amdahl’s law in practice
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by CardenB 8y ago
Probably because the network’s critical mass necessary to provide a reliable service depends on the average user. If you alienate the majority of your user base, the more frequent users won’t have a reliable service at all.
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by CardenB 8y ago
How do you "have mentees" without management on board? Legacy products tend to be inherently unsexy and it's hard to attract mentees to those projects.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Machine learning pipelines are brittle and hard to debug as the data representation is condensed to numbers in matrices instead of expressive data structures with semantically meaningful variable names. To mitigate this complexity, PyTorch
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by CardenB 8y ago
How does this compare to sstable?
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by CardenB 8y ago
This is likely true. However, to scale nuclear power development, we would have to lower standards in some ways to meet more aggressive timelines, which would almost certainly increase the mortality rate. Nuclear can be the safest, but it&#
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by CardenB 8y ago
What motivated your company to open an Atlanta office?
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by CardenB 8y ago
FWIW, I think you are totally correct if you take accuracy at face value. You really have to compare precision and recall values to know if the accuracy statement holds true. You could have have 100% precision and low recall and still have
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by CardenB 8y ago
Definitely technical mentorship- especially in robotics. Also great career advice for people starting out in their career (in university for CS or graduating soon/just graduated, picking between entry level offers) up to 2 years into c
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by CardenB 8y ago
I find the bit about mentoring people outside your org interesting. I'm interested in mentorship myself. Does anyone know if there are actually rewarding mentorship programs on websites like meetup.com? Has anyone else done this?
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by CardenB 8y ago
Not all Americans supported the Iraq invasion.
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by CardenB 8y ago
They use 3D sensors (lidar) and dense, 3D maps and scans of the operational area. Also they plan to own the vehicles and operate in a designated service area rather than sell a vehicle that works everywhere.
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by CardenB 8y ago
I have not seen this at all.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Half life 3 confirmed
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by CardenB 8y ago
It’s at least somewhat scalable because he can simply split up the hashes to n different machines. So if one client blocked then he would just add more clients that each correspond to different hashes.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Definitely don’t overwhelm yourself. Your effort isn’t going to be useful unless you build good software engineering chops/fundamentals. ML isn’t widely used enough to make or break your career.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Except they sold a small phone and it sold poorly?
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by CardenB 8y ago
Steve Jobs was young when personal computing was young. Likewise, Jeff Bezos and the internet. These people succeeded despite themselves and became better with age. These all fit with the OPs argument.
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by CardenB 8y ago
When did Norway begin to add incentives for electric vehicles?
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by CardenB 8y ago
That’s actually not the case. It seems the biggest hurdles are actually quite expected at this point, and enumerated by the article. Self driving cars are actually quite good at spotting something unexpected with a lot of diligence.
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by CardenB 8y ago
TL;DR because it used to be popular among camera engineers and other people who manipulated image data early on.
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by CardenB 8y ago
Can't wait to do this tonight! This will help so much

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