RubenSandwich

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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Not necessarily. They are just data formats that encode the different weights and layers of the neurel net. (That is an oversimplification, but enough to give you a basic grasp of what is happening under the covers.) Apple is obviously inve
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
No problem. Thanks for documenting the ReasonML toolchain and how it relates to OCaml.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
This is a small nitpick but the line: "OCaml's compiler is pretty unique, it's a set of pluggable parts that can be replaced and used together." is inaccurate. Most modern compilers are broken up into backends and fronte
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Apple uses a different model format[0], so tensorflow models need to be converted first before they can be used. So Apple would need to add support for this tensorflow lite/mobile model format to work in Core ML. [0] https://
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
It sounds like the old programming interview questions: "Why are sewer covers round?", etc. They sound like they promote critical thinking, but really they just confuse the applicants. If you want to know how someone thinks, ask t
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Here is an article about their previous data collection: https://www.chrisdcmoore.co.uk/post/oneplus-analytics/ .
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Precept is almost the same model: https://github.com/CoNarrative/precept . Not quite JS, but ClojureScript, which is close.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I can't speak for OP, but I'd expect to download the generated model otherwise my business is locked into this service. If Google is worried about people just generating models and running, then charge for training time/resou
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Whoa got any data to back up that claim? Cause otherwise it seems like an ad hominem attack.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
There seems to be a few ways around this issuie: 1. You could create a programming language where every keyword is a symbol: http://ccsenet.org/journal/index.php/cis/article/view/23904 . This is what
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Not just IP problems, but also encourages bad work habits. His company should of sponsored this work if they felt it was in their best interest. This type of hero behavior burns people out and keeps open source projects with very limited re
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
This type of writing/speak is the equivalent of the classic interview response: "My biggest weakness is that I'm such a hard worker." It doesn't feel honest. I wonder if that is because the author is a founding memb
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
We wouldn't have VR/AR today unless we pushed our GPUs till they cried. We wouldn't even have deep neural networks today if we didn't push hyper-realism because most deep neural network training without today's GPUs
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Your link to the definition file, https://blog.falcross.com/introducing-restyped-end-to-end-ty... , is 404ing.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Sorry about that, it's fixed now.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I think it actually has to be erased, otherwise, some future employer, acquaintance etc, might judge you for something you've moved on from. People do learn and move on from their mistakes, but not when they are continually berated for
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Agreed. We need to find a balance of forgetting things online: "I don't know if they did this in Germany, but in our elementary schools in America, if we did something particularly heinous, they had a special way of threatening yo
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
You bring up a good point. My counterpoints: 1. Decision fatigue - A longer resume doesn't make the choice easier, it makes it harder because now I have more to compare and contrast more. 2. Half-life of knowledge - I did computer visi
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I'm also an engineer who has had to interview. My question to you is: how do you filter through 100 people each with 6 pages resumes? I'd rather have 1 page, 2 max, because I have to filter through a bunch of people in a short amo
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I think your giving a bad map reduce example. It is written in a very immature functional programming style. It should be written like this, IMO: var r = array .map(square) .reduce(sum, 0); Differences: 1. Sepa
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Agreed. If governments are invested in changing opinions on other Internet forums, why not here? These comments are very low quality and seem to me to be writen to stir up political screaming matches, not actual debate.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
My comment is not in favor of any political system, but rather wrote to showcase how the word 'socialism' seems to be used by internet trolls to destroy debate with noise.
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
The amount of comments on this thread decrying 'socialism' with very pithy comments is concerning. I guess the whole internet is infected with trolls now, especially political ones...
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
One of the best questions I've ever been asked in an interview is: "Can you explain what a RESTful API is and pretend I know nothing about programming but am familiar with web surfing." For the simple reason that it asks the
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Can I suggest is encourging user's to get recordings from their children as well, as most speech recognition libraries are pretty poor with children's voices. (IMO Alexa Voice Service is by far the best with children voices.)
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
Are you releasing any prebuilt models, I searched but couldn't find any, so people can go and play with your work without training? Edit: NM found it under releases: https://github.com/mozilla/DeepSpeech/relea
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
The unfortunate truth, IMO, is that the two party system in America has broken down in that they both serve corporate interests and then blame each other in order to keep the news cycle going and the populist distracted. What can we do? I b
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I really like the physicality of this method of teaching people about ML. Often times people get lost in all the abstraction, especially if they haven't be trained to be comfortable with an abstract concept on top of an abstract concep
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
To plays devil's advocate for AMD here. Then America and the other Five Eyes might not allow you to sell your product in their countries without an ME. Thereby you lose a huge market because let's face it most modern nations are n
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by RubenSandwich 9y ago
I personally think Unikernals will overshadow Containers in a few years. They just in my mind offer a model that is much more security and speedy. I give them a few years because Unikernals still need to figure out better tooling; debugging

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