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Nalta
3y ago
It's nuts to me that I can't tell if this is an AI response or not. I feel like 80% sure this is a robot.
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4y ago
that sounds like a great idea! I'll return 3 when peers ask me for a random number, and then I'll start seeing if that seed shows us in any prominent RSA private keys
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4y ago
fwiw, I take sites like this and use chrome's option to make them stand-alone apps. (three dots -> more tools -> create shortcut -> open as window)
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5y ago
in reality, more often than you'd like, the proceeds of these projects go straight to scammers who don't actually have the rights to the source itself.
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5y ago
https://sybrandt.com/documents/dissertation.pdf
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5y ago
For anyone interested, my whole PhD was in biomedical hypothesis generation! I think the most "serious" attempts at building these systems have been focused around providing assistance to scientists, and not just coming up with ne
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5y ago
My dissertation used a lot of dask code, and I found it to be an amazingly powerful tool for helping me to glue a few dozen other libraries together and orchestrate them as a single distributed system. sure it's half done spark, but if
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5y ago
I feel like this is the same argument as "kids these days don't know anyone's phone number!" If it works it works
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5y ago
as a warning, I've heard that the big spreadsheet makers considered this and eventually passed on the idea. I believe the logic is that spreadsheet users don't understand ML, and if you want to do ML, you probably know how to expo
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5y ago
As someone else who works on systems like these, I agree training data is the whole problem. However you can use some techniques like homomorphic encryption and gradient pooling to collect training data from client code while remaining end-
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5y ago
so like... what is it?
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5y ago
I'm curious if there's a market for people who want to buy small projects like this. I imagine there's a lot of projects that are already on GitHub with a small following with owners that would like to cash out, but I'm
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5y ago
hey, keep that shit on 4chan.
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5y ago
I think I agree with you, but then what about something like Hearthstone? How much glitz would they have to add before a digital version of the same phenomenon be considered gambling, if presentation were the metric?
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6y ago
(Citation Needed)
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6y ago
Cake recipe. Ingredients: one nice container, one serving utensil, one cake.
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6y ago
I really hope those grad students that she mentioned didn't get a couple years added on to their degrees as a result of this. I mean good on her for finding the error, but I can't imagine what it would be like to be told "can
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Tips for Succeeding in a CS. PhD
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6y ago
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7y ago
I found this platform really easy to play around with when building a game. I put together a version of Hanabi, and the system was flexible enough to let me make player hands that are visible to everyone _except_ the player. Reconstructing
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7y ago
How is this different than dask?
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7y ago
Great! I can't read anything!
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7y ago
I use protos as configs pretty frequently. They have comments, easier syntax, there's a schema file the describes exactly whats expected. You can parse them from text, csv, or even awful binary, and use them in practically any language
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8y ago
You could write this exact article but for the research peer-review process... Actually, can somebody write that? :P
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8y ago
I would go a step further. Please don't show me code. Show me runtimes, interesting problems, and MAYBE a line that shows "Aw gee! Thats easy!"
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8y ago
Clearly one LSTM didn't work. Lets try FOUR! - edit: miscounted number of LSTMs
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8y ago
True, but I think this could really be useful for cases similar to google flags ( https://github.com/gflags/gflags ) wherein each file in a library adds to the global configuration. Then your main can more easy parse out
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Hypothesis Generation on all of PubMed
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9y ago
I really really do not want the ability to write bugs in my bank account.
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Hypothesis Generation Explained
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10y ago
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10y ago
As a Ph.D. student, I found this to be an interesting outlook, albeit a bleak look at the current job market. My research is in machine learning, and I'm hoping my job search will be easier :P
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