KhoomeiK

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by KhoomeiK 5y ago
I honestly don't think pay is an issue in tech, but most of the others the author brings up are valid points. The crux of the issue in my opinion is the fact that NO ONE HIRES JUNIOR DEVELOPERS . Companies don't want to take on t
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Definitely better than going to YouTube multiple times a day to search "lofi" and clicking on one of the newly uploaded compilations!
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The Covid Zoom Boom Is Reshaping Sign Language(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
What I've done for most of my research projects is just pickle a PyTorch dataset object that contains all my embeddings. The pkl file can then just be uploaded anywhere and becomes plug and play with any Torch model. What advantages wo
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Controlled Natural Language(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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Peter Norvig's Response to Chomsky on Probabilistic Language Models (2011)(norvig.com)
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Recently came across this beautiful paper [1] about embedding graphs in hyperbolic space. Graph embedding algorithms for euclidean space are flawed because you essentially need to add an additional dimension for every node. Of course there
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Gilgamesh Lament for Enkidu (By Peter Pringle)(youtube.com)
7 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Google will fail with a 508 Resource Limit is Reached error?
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The long future of artificial intelligence(thesephist.com)
4 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
I've been noticing this shift recently taking place with US party opinions on foreign policy. Republicans have historically been more anti-Russia and hawkish, but during the Trump presidency, Democrats started calling out Trump for get
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
While it's certainly true that LSD is the primary reason I had ego semi-dissolution in this experience, I'm saying that phones serve to reinforce our understanding of ourselves by "interrupting" our raw conscious experie
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Lol I'm not proposing an LSD-based solution, but I do have a relevant anecdote from my first trip. We were on the beach sitting on blankets, and my phone somehow got lost in the folds of the blanket while I was coming up. For the next
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
> Your online and offline behavior gets more integrated and you don’t know what you did in the digital reality or the material reality. Not sure if it's just me, but this is getting very hard to separate during quarantine. I often r
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Yeah, it could be a modern phenomenon and even now, a very small percentage of people have an understanding of the grand scheme of history. Even without knowing the dates and exact order of events though, it still seems plausible for Persia
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
The way the art has been preserved makes you sorta realize that "ancient times" weren't that long ago. 2000 / 25 = ~80 generations It's not some uncountable number with a million zeros. Assuming everyone knew one
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
It's pretty hard to get your hands on a hard copy because of how large it is (usually published in multiple volumes for academia). The most accessible translation is Ganguli's, which you can find here [1]. [1] https://w
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Discovering Symbolic Models from Deep Learning with Inductive Biases [1] trains graph neural nets on astrophysical phenomena and then performs symbolic regression to generate algebraic formulae to elegantly model the phenomena in a classica
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The Great Divergence (Between Europe and Asia)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
The article was honestly a bit confusing for me with no juggling knowledge, but this video I found helped a lot with a visual demo of how the numbers are actually used [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsIlQDhMKro
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area / San Jose / Cupertino Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Open to it Technologies: PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, Sci-kit Learn, NumPy, Pandas, Flask, Express, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, SQ
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Herodotus on the Origin of Language(classics.mit.edu)
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Git-on-the-Blockchain?
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Was awesome until the loop spam began. I think your server just crashed too. Never thought I'd say this, but please add rate limiting. :)
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Mathematical Representation of Natural Selection(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by KhoomeiK 6y ago|0 comments
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
No. From later in the article: > During or just prior to this "cat gap," numerous caniform species evolve catlike features indicative of hypercarnivory, such as reduced snouts, somewhat enlarged canines, and fairly extreme redu
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area / San Jose / Cupertino Remote: Open to it Willing to relocate: Open to it Technologies: Flask, Express, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, SQLite, PyTorch, TensorFlow, Keras, Sci-kit Learn, NumPy, Pa
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
> and refraining from imposing their thoughts and opinions This isn't what social cooling results in though. Thoughts and opinions are imposed, it's just that their imposition is monopolized and becomes implicit. Dirty laundr
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Brahmins are ~5% of India's total population and another 15% are also considered "forward caste", mainly from warrior or mercantile subcastes. So yeah pretty significant overrepresentation.
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by KhoomeiK 6y ago
Shameless plug for my essay [1] that discusses some similar ideas to this article. I focus more in-depth on what the consequences of compositional grammar are for ML-based NLP and why we should be looking to theories of psycholinguistics an

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