Kip9000

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by Kip9000 10y ago
I know, but users without touchpad had zoom functionality (like ctrl+wheel or ctrl+scroll) for years. Don't get me wrong I like the zoomability of a calendar, it is an excellent way to visualise information.
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by Kip9000 10y ago
I like the idea but semantically, this is confusing. If I want to scroll, it zooms in/out. Even that, it doesn't keep the focus making me wanting to really scroll. Now I'm really confused how to scroll. (I know how but I&#x27
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by Kip9000 10y ago
You can say that for just about everything
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by Kip9000 10y ago
Elm is a great language for web. It's evolving but there are some bits that need some rework/improvement/rethought like the canvas performance and managing random number generation. This is difficult with purely functional ar
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by Kip9000 10y ago
You are conflating 'evolution is directionless' with 'no stages'. Stages can only be seen when looking back at the evolutionary history. For example: Study reveals human body has gone through four stages of evolution ( h
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by Kip9000 10y ago
Humans evolution can be characterised into major stages from ape to homosapien.
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by Kip9000 10y ago
What if cancer is the evolution in action. Evolution has to go through a huge number of permutations to get a viable macro organism. By trying to cure cancer, we are trying to withhold the natural selection in some form and preventing the
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by Kip9000 10y ago
>MLPs can approximate any nonlinear function.. Theoritically yes. But the drama is when you have to actually do it. DNNs are not more tractable on their own, they are made feasible by current set of techniques. >Is it that it is easie
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by Kip9000 10y ago
I think the article does a good job at explaining the major points. But what you have described in here can also be said about MLPs, nothing deep about them on their own. For example XOR function with MLP combines features to come up with m
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by Kip9000 10y ago
Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition https://arxiv.org/abs/1512.03385 Abstract: Deeper neural networks are more difficult to train. We present a residual learning framework to ease the training of networks that
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by Kip9000 10y ago
>All of this work (some of these papers have on the order of ten thousands of citations) is now obsolete because you can start with a random initialization of the weights of a neural network and iteratively improve the weights using back
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by Kip9000 10y ago
Have you got a reference?
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by Kip9000 10y ago
No. In all supervised learning, the algorithm learns a model from the data and generalise it for unseen data. Better generalisation means better model. In unsupervised learning, (mostly clustering, density estimation etc) the same thing hap
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by Kip9000 10y ago
To do increasingly fancy things with feed forward neural networks, we require increasingly many layers. But with many layers, it becomes increasingly difficult to train it (vanishing gradient, explosive growth of connections, etc). But Hint
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by Kip9000 11y ago
This type of demonising one over the other is not proper science. Sugar (in various forms) carries the energy needed for the cells to operate well, brain being the highest consumer. Balanced nutrients would be the best bet for overall wellb
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by Kip9000 11y ago
From the video they have on youtube, Arnold has over 200bpm and the kid at the end has a 0bpm. That's a pretty useless territory.
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by Kip9000 11y ago
so much conjecture, no substance..
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by Kip9000 11y ago
Trees take more carbon out in the growth phase. So we need fast growing trees, then cut them down and bury them and repeat until profit.
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by Kip9000 11y ago
What's that cool radio on the photo of radio.no?
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by Kip9000 12y ago
No you don't. Obtuse is an adjective, and he had used it correctly.
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by Kip9000 12y ago
Cool, but logo looks like a sad face.. (I know it's supposed to be a human shape)
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by Kip9000 12y ago
That was going to be my response..
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by Kip9000 12y ago
You misunderstood. People mostly write with C++ when performance is critical. Why? C++ offers deterministic memory management, Specialize to CPU instruction set and better use of CPU caches etc. Those performance benefits would not translat
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by Kip9000 12y ago
I wonder what advantages choosing C++ to write web apps would bring. At the end of the day it's all JavaScript so performance is rather moot point.
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by Kip9000 12y ago
oh no you didn't..
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by Kip9000 12y ago
broken
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by Kip9000 14y ago
Also called 'regression to the mean'
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by Kip9000 14y ago
Many of the founding fathers of modern science were religious. E.g. Isaac Newton, Max Plank etc.. This theory flies in the face of that empirical evidence. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christian_thinkers_in_s... )