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by NegatioN 7y ago
The more I hear about Crash Bandicoot, the more I wish someone like Fabien Sanglard wrote a book about it. It seems like there are so many cool solutions implemented in it. It was also made at what seems like such a pivotal time for games,
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I've recently started treatment with lisdexamphetamine and I feel like sometimes there's certainly a sense of being less restricted than when I'm not using it. And sometimes I feel a sense of (maybe unsubstantiated) confidenc
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by NegatioN 7y ago
My response here is purely intuition, since I have never worked much with time series. But wouldn't capturing that relationship require periodic retraining or other components to the network regardless? It may suggest that end-to-end t
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by NegatioN 7y ago
How is that being fair? Does you not having heard about it define what is a great product, and what is not? Google Inbox was great. Intuitive, modern, snappy, a testbed for new features, and on the surface it seemed less monetized and ad-ri
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I feel like Jonathan Blow's most recent talk[0] touches on why communication is important from a selfish perspective, for us as "artisans"/creatives. It's doesn't have to be about pleasing someone higher up i
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I use messenger.com which seems like another bare-bones alternative they have. But I'm guessing it's still heavy on tracking somehow? Also using Messenger lite on Android for whatever that's worth... Would love to hear any re
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by NegatioN 7y ago
We train models as kubernetes cronjobs defined by a minimal properties file per model defining number of cps/gpus/mem. They will start with a given image (ex pytorch or tf) based on where in the repository these files are placed,
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I really enjoyed this talk when it was presented about a month back at JavaZone in Oslo, Norway. Interested to hear if this view of computer music history is overly Norway-centric at the end or not, and if there are any other resources on t
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Highscores – A Brief History of Computer Music(vimeo.com)
1 points by NegatioN 7y ago|1 comments
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by NegatioN 7y ago
This is exactly what I feel I've been driven to this last year. I don't want to have all my media spread around on a tenfold different streaming providers, nor do I want to live with the random removals of offerings that seem to h
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by NegatioN 7y ago
Coming from Alan Kay i definitely need to check these out. If I'd read this post a year ago I would have known almost none of the authors, but after reading "Hackers: the heroes of the computer revolution" earlier, these are
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by NegatioN 7y ago
We should also consider that if there's a larger crowd of bystanders, an individual will feel more sure that others will help them as long as they act. "Safety in numbers" so to say.
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by NegatioN 7y ago
I would love to read this or have it available somewhere. It sounds like something a lot of people could benefit from. If it is at all possible to post it somewhere?
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by NegatioN 7y ago
It doesn't have to be for training the models. You can run versions of trained models locally on your phone. Having a dedicated chip will allow for more snappy calculation of those fancy snapchat filters, language translation, image re
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by NegatioN 7y ago
A lot of this is most likely in preparation for the 2020 Olympics. Especially the street signs. Its made Tokyo way more easily navigable though, especially combined with Google maps. :)
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Male and Female Brains Are Different. Should It Matter?(medium.com)
1 points by NegatioN 7y ago|1 comments
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Whether or not feelings should be included as proof for something depends a whole lot on: are the feelings of this person relevant to the argument at hand. 1. Global warming is not untrue because someone feels a certain way about it. 2. I m
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Iterative Drawing – The Fastest Way to Improve (2016)(youtube.com)
2 points by NegatioN 8y ago|0 comments
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I remember this was one thing that really made an impact on me about Japan when I went there as an exchange student. "Even their manholes are thoroughly done and look amazing! What is even going on!?" They can still make me smile
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I'm going to assume you're honestly sticking up for the internet. I don't think this piece is contradicting to the fact the internet has brought lots of good things as well, especially in when it comes to making information a
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by NegatioN 8y ago
That's exactly what I was thinking as well. And what's more, it seems like they are laying more new cables than what "public" infrastructure is, going forward. That can literally mean GooFaceAma has better global perform
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I guess this is part of what the article tries to comment on though. The traditional viewpoint is: This is denial of reality, and it's sad. But players themselves often just see it more as an extension of themselves, where it easier to
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I was a bit apprehensive about posting a google translated article, as some parts may be slightly off, so it's great to see some people enjoyed it despite that. It's originally written by Norway's national broadcasting (NRK),
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Only when Mats was dead did his parents understand the value of his game(translate.google.com)
135 points by NegatioN 8y ago|25 comments
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Serious emotional anything , is hard to do i would argue. People react so differently to these things that you really have to distill a piece of the human experience, and present it in a novel way. Buy even if they're short, they can
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by NegatioN 8y ago
This is a remaster of Warcraft3. Which means, updated graphics, but proabably mostly a 1:1 copy of the original game. It was announced at BlizzCon, which is happening these days.
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Is your plan with this to always have it as what seems like a hosted service? Is it possible to use it as what seems like a drop-in replacement for jupyter notebooks? We have more data then I think would make sense to transfer out of our cl
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I don't know exactly what was used to upscale here, but Progressive Growing of GANs[0] was a breakthrough last year that proved at least 1024x1024 was viably producable. The short explanation is: Train and freeze the most basic layer o
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Cool API, I'm probably gonna try playing a bit with this when I get time :) How big is the selection of songs you're training on and can recommend from or search through (non-demo version)? How diverse are the languages? Is it mai
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Totally agree. I was very hopeful after seeing the benchmark match, but openai definitely looked a lot more naked today. Long term (5-10 mins) looked really weak when it really mattered. It just wanted toget team fights and capitalize on it

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