DrNuke

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by DrNuke 8y ago
You are missing the point, that is full part of their experience opening to unrepresented classes and styles. It is human together with efficient, the heart added to the mind.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Hi Jeremy, Thanks again to you and Dr Rachel for these amazing courses and the support to the community. My question is the following: are you thinking of an organic fast.ai connected hub or foundry acting as a distillator, that is dissemin
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by DrNuke 8y ago
It does not smell or sh*t which will make million households happy.
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by DrNuke 8y ago
Hard hard problem, good luck to competitors. The new Kaggle-Google is a cheapskate trap but still fun a couple hours a week reading the forums and the most brilliant kernels.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Poetry is a non-standard posture of the poet towards his world that is expressed (shaped) by decoupling the language from his daily communication purposes, that hopefully revealing the inner base of human relations. Maths is about the same
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Google hat or not, monkeys are still monkeys, but this case shows a problem that is very common to all the employee positions, from the very bottom to the very top: all monkeys must watch, hear, talk and jump to get their peanuts.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Ultimately, yes, more power means time aka money to pursue a target freely while messing with feature engineering. Brute force a la full DL stack is not there yet for two reasons: on one side, the space domain to search for novel materials
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by DrNuke 9y ago
This field is ebullient! Bad joke, I know, but glorious times for materials scientists, expecially when not grant-constrained and free to go deep into domain applications. One recent state-of-the-art lit review is here https://ww
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by DrNuke 9y ago
At last, one would say: doing extreme AI research at the very forefront (aka reinforcement learning) while letting results available to every malicious party out there? Headless chicken hubris or naive daydreamers, tertium non datur.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
A few thousand smart people worldwide surrendering their more or less smart but however interesting AI ideas and their very own private psychometric data for a lottery ticket (say 1-2% winning chance) worth $2500 + unnecessary internet serv
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Ask HN: Is online self-education useful or just delusion?
48 points by DrNuke 9y ago|48 comments
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Ask HN: IT pipeline for producing a high-budget film without any shooting?
6 points by DrNuke 9y ago|1 comments
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Communicating research to non-specialists in an effective manner is the highest regarded soft skill for STEM profiles doing r&d these days, so yes you are possibly nitpicking here.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Universal basic income, without knowing how YC Research experiment is going locally but assuming it is simply not feasible globally from a financial point of view. How make it work then? Good old collectivism works well with scientism. Not
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10 critical problems for nuclear engineering in 2018(amazon.com)
1 points by DrNuke 9y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 9y ago
>I think you've got the issue a bit cart-horse backwards. In a sense I see you as having a solution, but no problem to apply it too. The methods are ALL there, and there are plenty of other posts in this thread addressing where to l
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Being able to detach myself from all and everyone at will since I was a kid has been a blessing in disguise in terms of personal growth but it earned me soon a mr Spock kind of reputation ehehe.
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Different perspectives and research backgrounds converging to the same limits of the given tool is very good for defining a boundary while containing the hype. More in general, it still seems generally inefficient (and very risky from a reg
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by DrNuke 9y ago
http://www.Bitcointalk.org for the huff & puff + http://www.coinmarketcap.com for the money talk + http://www.icodrops.com for entering at the penny stage
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by DrNuke 9y ago
One of your products / prototypes must really take off to put your lab into a different light (and league) imho. What kind of digital product were you thinking of? A Youtube channel is more than enough and the most direct way these day
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by DrNuke 9y ago
>- Crypto currency: This is becoming more and more mainstream. I second this for 2018 but the quicker you ship your project the better: becoming mainstream means the sector going to cap saturation / projects flooding / big boys
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Former Google and Facebook execs are sounding alarms about the power of tech(theguardian.com)
250 points by DrNuke 9y ago|189 comments
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Ripple: cryptocurrency enjoys end-of-year surge – but will it endure?(theguardian.com)
2 points by DrNuke 9y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Lucky enough to live another progression from the alpha to the beta to the commercial stage of an eng & services startup from within. Lesson learnt: being a cog in a well oiled machine can be more rewarding than knowing it all.
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Ask HN: Which cryptocurrency to mine in Jan 2018 with a GTX 1070?
4 points by DrNuke 9y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Big nuclear projects are too slow to start nowadays and need stability over the long term (40-60 years). This is probably unsustainable economically and unwise technologically in liberalised markets. That said, Generation IV reactors in a s
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Democratisation and solving some local problems are the convincing bread and butter of the most recent progress in the AI field. Generalization efforts are nowhere near the hype and the mediatic bs yet but AI is dangerous enough already if
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Hinkley Point: the ‘dreadful deal’ behind the world’s most expensive power plant(theguardian.com)
78 points by DrNuke 9y ago|71 comments
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by DrNuke 9y ago
Business is business and if the recruiter knows both his sh*t and mine (from my profile) then game on.
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IAEA bulletin: Nuclear power for a clean-energy future(iaea.org)
1 points by DrNuke 9y ago|0 comments

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