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NhanH
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NhanH
7y ago
Do you mind naming the company? And more importantly are you guys hiring?
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7y ago
It's about the priori. The common slippery slope you mention comes from people who believe that historically government abuses power to the extend that they can get away it, and whoever claims otherwise are the one that needs to provid
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7y ago
The probability of the opponent folding doesn't matter. The goal of bluffing in modern games is so that optimal players are indifferent in their decision (no matter how they play, you can't lose money). And because this is a zero
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NhanH
7y ago
Do you mean you are just using water nowadays, or did you switch to using detergent or otherkind of cleaning formula?
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7y ago
Lisp-1 has one namespace for both function and variables. Lisp-2 has separate namespaces
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7y ago
Something along this line: Google increases the entire value of the whole internet by a lot, but you also benefit more by investing in it in the early day.
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7y ago
The case in TFA is putting in money as investment for a business to develop housing. That is NOT buying a house.
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7y ago
They have to invest the money into a business, or one of those regional centers. Buying a house does not get you the EB-5 visa.
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8y ago
Concerns about server going down or changing cloud provider imo is not particularly interesting or even useful advantage to mention for personal infrastructure. Considering that it's likely we might change our personal infrastructure
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8y ago
Lee Sedol was still top 5, certainly no worse than top 10 at the time. By all mean he wasn't the best and most dominant, but the difference with the top was tiny.
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8y ago
Democracy isn't the best system at making decisions, nor was it ever supposed to be so. Its strong point was the capability of preventing certain kind of decisions from being made. The main thing is that in most cases where large scale
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8y ago
> Also- you seem to care so much for Manning that you went the extra mile to avoid using her preferred pronouns by using "this person." Amazing. This is a ridiculous assessment. In the same sentence GP refers to Manning as &quo
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8y ago
Heh surprised to see someone familiar here. Good luck!
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8y ago
Both the code and data for the project is available at https://github.com/invinst
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8y ago
Without doing fancies like this, people wouldn't be talented.
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8y ago
Does "training process" concept in this discussion includes the whole process of starting from scratch and reproduce leela zero from tabula rasa, or is it just the training of the latest network from available training data?
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8y ago
The above link actually only has the raw sgf files (game records). The actual training data (output of MCTS search) is here: https://leela.online-go.com/training/
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8y ago
Can you link the paper of Zoph,Le that did the “1000 GPUs” thing? Thanks! I tried searching for it but apparently there was quite a few papers on parameter search.
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8y ago
Hacker News has been up and running for like 10 years now, isn’t it? Instead of hypothetical question, I guess we have actual data on the uptime for such question.
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8y ago
12-18 months job change sounds a bit too much, especially after you have a few years of experience under your belt.
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9y ago
3-5d is about the strength of LeelaZero (which I presume you already knew about). Can you disclose how long have Minigo been training, how many games were generated and which hardwares were used?
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9y ago
Are you hiring 50% plus of the candidates that did the homework assignment for you? At 10% hiring rate, a candiate will have to do 20-30 hours worth of assignments for all the companies they interview, and I haven't once gotten an assi
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9y ago
Your comment doesn't contain an argument, and it is even attacking a strawman as the GP did explicitly call out non-compulsory as an aspect of it. But I will bite anyway. Taken GP's reasoning to the extreme, what do you think if t
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9y ago
Quantum annealing can be used for optimization of functions. Shor’s algorithm of integer factorization would solve (and cause) a whole host of problems for us. But in general, quantum computer is not strictly a superset of improvement over
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9y ago
AlphaGo Zero trained on 2000 TPUs
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9y ago
Natural lifespan is a bit of a misnomer to describe our current lifespan though, seeing all the thing modern medicine does. I didn't realize how much biopsy would creep me out until I have it done, not to mention all kind of surgeries
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9y ago
Is there a threshold of years when the wish to live for X years change from normal to irrationally ego driven? Or are you asserting that any wish to live is irrationally ego driven? Is there a quanlitative or kind difference, under your vie
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Simple network without non linear function (eg sigmoid) can’t learn XOR
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9y ago
I suspect it is a clear one for a lot of people. The problem is that don't think it would be the same choice. I moved back to Asia last year. And since then the combination of driving a scooter + rain season means my phone is soaked we
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Just for a counter viewpoint, I have lived in Asia for most of my life and the US in the last couple of years. I greatly appreciate the fact that dogs and pets are not allowed by default in certain places in the US. Regardless of how smart
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