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by NegatioN 4y ago
The quality of the upper echelon of art may be raised, but there's still a discovery problem there. Having to sift through stuff to find the gems is already an issue imo. The OP makes a decent (pessimistic) point
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by NegatioN 4y ago
For the people who answer this, I'd like to know if they booted from an sd-card or ssd-device as well. I noticed a huge difference in the responsiveness when using my Pi 4 (only via ssh and with a terminal) for some machine learning jo
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by NegatioN 5y ago
One thing that struck me while reading this is the potential connection of doomscrolling to our evolution. Humans are in large part "information foragers", in the sense that information has been vitally important to our survival a
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Torch.jit shouldn't impact your performance positively or negatively in my experience. Although I've only used it on cpu. It's as far as I know just used for model exports. The nice thing about it though, is that you can embe
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by NegatioN 5y ago
I'm pretty sure stars were discontinued because the best proxy for "what you will spend time watching, is what you spent time watching" and not your curated ratings. As in: the datapoint they funneled into their models was &q
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Just wanna throw this out there: Plex now has an app for accessing music in a way better way than their movie/series-app, called Plexamp. [1] I dont see it solving discoverability yet, but it worked completely fine on my Android device
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by NegatioN 5y ago
This might be more fit for StackOverflow, but I have a related question. I have a Go application that runs in Kubernetes, where memory usage steadily increases until it's at around 90% of the cgroup limit, where it seems to stabilize.
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by NegatioN 5y ago
I'm not sure I understand your stance here. It's not like Norway is continuing drilling for Oil /because/ we need to subsidize these electric cars. The drilling is being done because there's lots of money to be had,
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Not trying to minimize cable management, just trying to see if I'm missing anything here or not :)
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by NegatioN 5y ago
So, I have clearly not been "paying attention in class". This is some sort of board to connect several Pi's, and make a "cluster"? What are the advantages to simply connecting them via my LAN, except cable managemen
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Well, that's great then! :) Guess i should have actually read the post instead of jumping to the github page...
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by NegatioN 5y ago
It does seem to actually be an unofficial implementation in Julia. So it shouldnt have any impact on the actual development? Im kinda wondering if Jeremy Howard has ok'ed using their name on a library that they're not in charge of
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by NegatioN 5y ago
We use it for training some of the models we use in production environments serving millions of requests per day, so there's no reason to exclude it completely IMO. As you say, it's a wrapper for Pytorch with a few extras tacked o
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Doesn't "less tasty produce" from Hydroponics indicate a missing nutrient in the water, that they're picking up in soil? Couldn't this be supplied?
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by NegatioN 5y ago
Just as a counterbalance to the nay-sayers without information: I'm also extremely curious about this. Before covid I traveled to Japan about 3-4 times per year, and the hotel fees definitely add up. The tickets are usually manageable
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by NegatioN 6y ago
It does indeed feel like they supplanted regular television in some sense, and is catering to "the establishment" more and more each year. Before the focus felt like it was more on exposing people to new up-and-comers, or random v
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by NegatioN 6y ago
Just wanted to point out a small discrepancy here: As his bio on Twitter says, he's currently an independent AI researcher. But also sometimes consults for Oculus VR, although not actively employed there anymore. [0] It'd be very
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by NegatioN 6y ago
You mention irregular sleep as a factor here, did you ever try taking a nap every day to see if that helps? The only time I've had this sort of hyper-productivity feeling, I was working out consistently in the mornings, and always napp
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by NegatioN 6y ago
Really liked the separation between slack and laziness! > Typically, one takes justifiable pride for accomplishments that stand up to external scrutiny. That usually comes in the form of the accomplishment having an element of sacrifice,
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by NegatioN 6y ago
Devils advocate: reddit can be just as useful as HN (or more so) if you only interact with subreddits you have a deep connection to. I used to often see niche, really interesting stuff on there, although I haven't used it much lately.
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by NegatioN 6y ago
Even Google is trying to offload as much of these computations to on-device chips as possible nowadays though. Their new Pixel has voice control entirely backed by on-device models for example. I think SaaS is a stopgap for good ML, and tha
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by NegatioN 6y ago
I'm inclined to agree with you, but I'm guessing OP is referring to "craftsmanship in software engineering", which is probably a mix of both computer science and other habits formed over many years of conscious focus on
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by NegatioN 6y ago
As a counter-argument, maybe the thing people are willing to pay for is the insights of a single individual (like https://www.gwern.net/ which makes a decent chunk of money from patreon), not the entire organization (such a
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by NegatioN 6y ago
If this is the case, the simple bitcoin scam might make sense as a quick way to cash in before an obvious exploit is patched? Compared to the speculation of hidden agendas at least. I feel like a bug report might make more sense in that cas
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by NegatioN 6y ago
I feel like the papers published at https://distill.pub/ does a decent job of moving toward a more modern solution. There's no doubt that doing it this way often requires a lot more work, and maybe even a new set of sk
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by NegatioN 7y ago
So, I tried reading quite a bit of the comments, and the whole article before commenting. I might have misunderstood the wording: "4C Air confirmed all the proposed treatments have killed corona viruses. Labs have no way to test COVID-
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I'm not asking, because I don't trust that this is the best information we have. I am asking, because I want to understand more about how certain the people who understand the subject are about this recommendation. I thought we (a
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by NegatioN 7y ago
So we're accepting E.coli as a benchmark here, because we're pretty sure it destroys the viral envelope? Why is this more than a guesstimate? It strikes me as odd to test for virus disinfection by using a bacteria, but I am a comp
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by NegatioN 7y ago
To me it seems like this is an enternal struggle of /having to be/ a "hipster", and move to the newest services/forums. In the sense that the only untainted grounds will be the ones where there's not that many

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