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   by Raf_ 2y ago

   Wow, this is cool — thank you for building and sharing it! I can’t wait to have one of these on my desk :)
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   by Raf_ 6y ago

   Thank you, I appreciate it!
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   Show HN: Open AI's GPT-3 generates prose inspired by “Infinite Jest”(infinite-infinite-jest.com)

   6 points by Raf_ 6y ago|2 comments
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   by Raf_ 7y ago

   Thanks so much - glad to hear the Jim part, especially since it drove me nuts when I started generating text. I wrote a paragraph for the FAQ on the over-fitting on Jim's dad monologues - not sure if it's true, but I think it&#x27
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   by Raf_ 7y ago

   Glad you like it! :) In the beginning I wanted to make it as close to being an Infinite Jest fanfic as possible. In hindsight - adding more of DFW works wouldn't have hurt. I might get round to it.
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   by Raf_ 7y ago

   The main page displays prose generated by a state-of-the-art machine learning model (Open AI's GPT-2) fine-tuned on Infinite Jest, a novel by David Foster Wallace. Part of each sequence of several paragraphs generated by the model is f
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   Show HN: Infinite prose generated by Open AI's GPT-2 trained on “Infinite Jest”(infinite-infinite-jest.com)

   9 points by Raf_ 7y ago|5 comments
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   JavaScript for… deep learning?(medium.com)

   5 points by Raf_ 8y ago|0 comments
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   by Raf_ 8y ago

   Thanks for sharing these guides. Excited about exploring tf.keras with Eager Execution! :)
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    by Raf_ 8y ago

    Which version were you installing? Version 0.4 released in April added Windows support.
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    by Raf_ 8y ago

    These are great points, thanks.
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    by Raf_ 8y ago

    Glad you like the article and thanks for suggesting researching the CPU usage across these frameworks - it's something worth looking into.
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    by Raf_ 8y ago

    Thanks, appreciate it!
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    by Raf_ 8y ago

    Author here - the article compares Keras and PyTorch as the first Deep Learning framework to learn. It explores the differences between the two in terms of ease of use, flexibility, debugging experience, popularity, and performance, among o
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    Keras vs PyTorch(deepsense.ai)

    385 points by Raf_ 8y ago|117 comments
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    I can relate to this, except the last sentence. Taking advantage of the privilege of living in a society where meat alternatives and other sources of protein are abundant, my delayed reaction to witnessing animal slaughter was to quit eat
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    You're certainly lucky to be able to walk to your office. Most people in my company need to drive at least 50 minutes to get to the office.
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    Here's a relevant post by Andrew Ng, who credits deliberate practice for greatly improving his public speaking. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140320175655-176238488-lear...
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    And here's an entertaining video on Shia Labeouf's antics that's probably a decent introduction to the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dsECbVahBw @SuperPaintMan - Thanks for sharing the metamodernis
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    That's adorable.
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    by Raf_ 9y ago

    I'm half-way through their Deep Learning Foundations nanodegree and I'm generally happy with it. Note that only selected nanodegrees come with the job placement guarantee, and that the guarantee seems to essentially mean a refund,