Darkphibre

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by Darkphibre 7y ago
You seem to be anthropomorphizing the neuron. This work is pretty innovative: We've used this technique to generate similar images of computer neural networks to try to figure out what a given neuron or layer is actually learning: htt
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by Darkphibre 7y ago
I've dabbled with optical flow for a hobby side project (using the Windows ShaderEffectClass of all things). I worked on the Kinect back in the day; while I was primarily audio, I had a fascination of applying DSPs to two- and three-di
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
My take is that it's many small, public acts of appreciation. That would go a long way for me, at least!
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
I chatted with the lead over lunch, when they were kicking of a game AI initiative. I shied away, given that it appeared to be exactly as you say. My impression was that Watson includes everything from RNNs to linear regression, with an att
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
Couldn't they monitor brain activity for common pain modalities?
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
Excellent series, I highly recommend it!
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
Reminds me I need to finish Extreme Ownership. Got about half way through, a really excellent philosophy.
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
The red block gets faster and faster, introduction of smaller squares worth ten points, it became quite a challenge for me to keep a score above 100 on PC with arrow keys.
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
Have you considered telecommuting? There's got to be a time-zone that may provide optimal alignment with your sleep patterns.
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by Darkphibre 8y ago
Oh, interesting! I was a Sr. Software consultant for Starwood back in the day. They had an interesting, grandfathered, tax scheme that allowed for insane growth. Anyway, I wrote the Sales Management and Revenue Tracking System (their name,