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by NegatioN 8y ago
It's hard to recommend something if we don't really know your level of knowledge so far. I wholeheartedly recommend the fast.ai [0] course. It provides a lot of instantly applicable code, coupled with very good explanations which
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Preparing your product for machine learning(tech.finn.no)
3 points by NegatioN 8y ago|0 comments
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by NegatioN 8y ago
> "a leader in ML" not /the/ (only) leader in ML. Google, FB and several of the chinese tech conglomerates are leaders within ML.
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by NegatioN 8y ago
My thoughts on the AI's performance so far knowing a bit about both DOTA and machine learning: - Item-usage for things such as smoke and wards (which were recently added to their reportoire) are not well captured by the bots yet. And t
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Does anyone have a comprehensive list of similar offerings to floydhub? or OSS alternatives? I think this market is not being served properly, most of them seem to still require most of the heavy lifting to be done by the ML practitioner. I
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by NegatioN 8y ago
This should probably have a year tag on it or something. The last commit was in 2016: https://github.com/pixelastic/pokemonorbigdata The brunt of the commits seem to be from 2015. It has been posted multiple times unde
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I feel like this phrase rings somewhat true, even though he was off on many other things: " When most everyone shouts, few listen". It's quite hard to know who to listen to, and who is telling something objectively true in t
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by NegatioN 8y ago
This mirrors a lot of what the guys who made Retro / Grade [0] said about how they made their game after quitting their day jobs. Although from this post it seems like he had a better time doing this, than they had. [0]: https:/&
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by NegatioN 8y ago
That sounds like a stretch, and you probably need to define what you mean by "basic income not working". For who? Society? Employers? The worker? Parts of these "youngsters" are probably off doing something related to s
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by NegatioN 8y ago
# EDIT: it seems the post below me is actually correct, and my post is incorrect in this case. Just as an aside here: "Blondeness" and "beard" are probably just labels the authors found correspond the most to the latent
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by NegatioN 8y ago
Hi pjc, you are probably correct! :) However, I think although this system might not be able to infer truth, it would at least be possible to infer "effort put into the post" or "well structured post" vs the obvious low
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by NegatioN 8y ago
I've thought a bit about this recently, since HN and Reddit in particular are prone to have the posts sorted by how much it appeals to the average user. Other systems such as Twitter and Facebook limit you extremely in the fact that yo
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by NegatioN 9y ago
He should probably have elaborated on that then imo. It seems like a low effort post if that was what he was trying to convey. However the comment you're replying to is also a useful mental model. Even though tax is "money spent&q
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by NegatioN 9y ago
"We know that Recurrent Neural Networks (LSTM/GRU) based models are good at capturing long term dependencies" This seems like a bold statement. We know they are good at capturing some structure from sequential data at least,
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by NegatioN 9y ago
No he didn't play it. As far as I know, computers are already far ahead of humans in chess, so a further progress in this wouldn't really make a difference.
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by NegatioN 9y ago
But it's not supplying teens with a better alternative though. It's reinforcing something healthy adults know (intellectualy) isn't ha healthy way to view yourself and the world. Teens don't necessarily yet have that fra
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by NegatioN 9y ago
Even if they get a greater shock when entering "the real world", they would still be better prepared for it if they were more competent coming out of school. It's a red herring to say that we would need to further restructure
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by NegatioN 9y ago
I think this is more a labor of love than an attempt to appeal to the mainstream software community. The authors are also Chinese, where norms are somewhat different than the west.
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Deep NLP-Based Recommenders at Finn.no(tech.finn.no)
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by NegatioN 9y ago
It's also interesting to note that icefrogs balance strategy revolves around strengthening strengths, and making initial weaknesses more pronounced. I think this helps a lot with diversity.
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by NegatioN 9y ago
I have a hunch that studios will find a way to pocket about the same amount of money that Spotify already does. Just based on the reports of how they treat non-superstar artists already with hollywood acounting [0]. They want more money for
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by NegatioN 9y ago
What's bothering me more than price (per service, I won't buy all of them at once), is the division of content across platforms. With piracy it's still to this day more usable in the sense that you can back up all downloads t
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by NegatioN 9y ago
> How do I take that model and make a real image OCR that can take a photo from my phone and analyse it? I assume you're talking about some kind of endpoint to submit the image to, and offload the computation entirely. However I jus
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by NegatioN 9y ago
Could you share what mind-management skills you have focused on developing? What have they solved, or alleviated for you?
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by NegatioN 9y ago
This has been submitted quite a few times in the past: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=karpathy.github.io%2Fneuralnet...
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by NegatioN 9y ago
This probably comes back to what part of the context is left unsaid. If someone's favorite mug is broken, you are trying to convey something like: "I'm sorry (to hear that)" But an apology obviously has the meaning of
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by NegatioN 9y ago
That link is accessible from Norway at least. Maybe it's blocked in your region?
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by NegatioN 9y ago
Seems like we got a time traveler on our hands.
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That sounds like an extremely creepy evening. Sounds like you got away cheaper than the worst outcome that night, and that's saying something. Were there any other signs that things were gonna turn out like they did with that lady, bef
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I totally agree. But the common denominator is that both of these battles can be won by deep knowledge of the beurouchratic process. I believe bots can be better equipped to deal with this than humans in the long run.

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