CardenB

20 ms·

181.
by CardenB 9y ago
It’s a framework that allows you to build a machine learning procedure by declaring the operations you want without needing to configure the process that optimized your parameters.
182.
by CardenB 9y ago
The issue is that the sale was scheduled after intel was aware of the issue.
183.
by CardenB 9y ago
Agreed. However, I hope they will work on their adaptor for VR to increase quality and release Skyrim for PC soon. It's some of the most fun I've had in VR so far honestly.
184.
by CardenB 9y ago
Yes, it should have an effect. Hard to say how noticeable it will be. https://www.vrheads.com/what-screen-door-effect-and-why-does... "As screen technology for both VR headsets and smartphone screens continue to advanc
185.
by CardenB 9y ago
I wonder how this addresses the screen door aspect of VR? I notice it particularly in Fallout 4 VR, and really would like a resolution upgrade. It runs smoothly enough already on a 1080
186.
by CardenB 9y ago
Does anyone know what the upper bound is on solar recharge rate vs energy needed to fly for a reasonably heavy aircraft?
187.
by CardenB 9y ago
Yeah but it’s helpful to tag the headline with a date
188.
by CardenB 9y ago
Okay that makes sense. I understood it as the interface wasn't exposed to anyone that could exploit it. However they meant that no exploit methods had been developed yet.
189.
by CardenB 9y ago
Does anyone know what sort of restrictions he could have on his stake? Is he allowed to do this? I would assume a CEO of a private company couldn't sell this much without being removed, but since he has already been removed, I wonder w
190.
by CardenB 9y ago
How are they affected yet no exploits can impact users?
191.
by CardenB 9y ago
This is great! No more constant `eval` spam :)
192.
by CardenB 9y ago
What is eager execution?
193.
by CardenB 9y ago
Does anyone know some good supplemental exercises to pair with this text?
194.
by CardenB 9y ago
You shouldn’t be afraid to fail, man! Instead of doing something in Matlab, try it in numpy and just do some research to figure out what you want to do. Eventually you’ll pick up tips from all your online resources, and you’ll realize you c
195.
by CardenB 9y ago
Glancing at the paper, I see the biggest dataset they used was MNIST. So it's hard to quantify how much error they preserve for larger, more useful networks in more complicated tasks.
196.
by CardenB 9y ago
I would think you could use just straight javascript or maybe vue.js.
197.
by CardenB 9y ago
IMHO, the arxiv links are the only worthwhile ones. The rest are kind of a waste of time
198.
by CardenB 9y ago
Assuming it scales linearly from 30 people to 12000 people? That's a stretch.
199.
by CardenB 9y ago
I think the reason this paper is so interesting is that no one had any idea why this happens
200.
by CardenB 9y ago
How do you deal with conflicting ideas of how something should work? I'm sure there are a set of users who wish your app worked in one way, while another set of users feel strongly that it works in an opposing way. How do you reconcile
201.
by CardenB 9y ago
Yeah he's literally described iCloud. Even though it's moved into some dropbox competitor, that's really the secondary usecase for it.
202.
by CardenB 9y ago
IIRC, it was the fastest selling pc game of all time. That's quite a success.
203.
by CardenB 9y ago
The timing is so precise this isn’t a huge issue.
204.
by CardenB 9y ago
> GM is arguably in the lead right now as far as autonomous driving capability. They’re at least tied with Google and certainly ahead of Tesla GM is definitely not tied with Google.
205.
by CardenB 9y ago
Isn’t numpy written in Fortran?
206.
by CardenB 9y ago
“Life time use” and “one time use triggering latent psychological conditions” are very different. Of course those who use over a long period of time aren’t showing adverse conditions. The ones who were triggered stayed away.
207.
by CardenB 9y ago
Honestly this is encouraging. The issue did not present itself for long before it was caught and quickly fixed. I don’t see how this should be bad PR for google, other than the fact that they might ship buggy hardware.
208.
by CardenB 9y ago
Title is a little misleading. This is AI colorization of drawings, not all images.
209.
by CardenB 9y ago
Simulating lidar returns in a way that has noise similar to real devices is difficult
210.
by CardenB 9y ago
It's actually harder to drive in these scenarios because your reaction time needs to be faster and your takeover has to be more aggressive. Imagine an edge case where the car veers toward another car unexpectedly. This isn't guara

More ›