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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
No, the data is the valuable part. Not the model weights.
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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
You are quite wrong about the Stanford supreme court justices: Sandra Day O'Connor and Stephen Breyer
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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
BTW this is not the intro stanford cs course. Take CS 106A! It is the best intro to CS I've ever seen. This course is like AP CS Principles whereas CS 106A is like AP CS A.
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Resources for learning about decentralized technology development
1 points by SneakyTornado29 4y ago|0 comments
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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
Math 51 Stanford
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Readings on History of Unix?
4 points by SneakyTornado29 4y ago|5 comments
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Program to compact text into small printable format
1 points by SneakyTornado29 4y ago|1 comments
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Should I major in computer systems or AI?
2 points by SneakyTornado29 4y ago|4 comments
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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
the ethics of this may not be forgotten
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Can you search the web for only email addresses like you can do with pdf's?
1 points by SneakyTornado29 4y ago|2 comments
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by SneakyTornado29 4y ago
Wow! Was thinking of doing the same because I wanted to include custom HTML elements suck as boxed block quotes in my Markdown documents. So does this solve the problem?
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Does [0] support latex?
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
b
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
On beautifully written piece
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Last time someone talked about automating proofs, a whole new field was invented (computer science)
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
AI isn't here to replace radiologists. It is here to augment them.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Enjoy the knowledge and follow along! Most of the core and other courses are online somehow.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Embedded ethics.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
The courses go by a certain order after the core intro courses. For example, the 140's courses are more systems-y than say, the 150's which are theory courses. Intro core systems include 106B, 107, 110, and the newly introduced 11
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Any specific group(s) you are referring to?
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Flipped classroom structure :)
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Preprint servers for the win!
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Valid point but I heard if you don't actually have ADHD, then the meds won't work as intended
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Im curious if people can augment such abilities outside of their mind. Systems like Zettalkesten's and "smart note-taking" claim such notions you draw upon here.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
It is valid to make this judgement about IQ itself as in the test itself. However, I think that when most people refer to IQ, they just mean the general notion of intelligence.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Completely agree here. As an introvert, wouldn't one be happier being around _less_ people? More so, I'd beg to argue creativity isn't a uniformly measured trait. An introvert expressing their creativity (i.e. through a perso
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
Lol i just learned about these today
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
One common shortcoming I see often with math teaching (at a high level): the difference in difficulty between lecture problems and homework/midterm problems is sometimes absurd.
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=Hochreit...
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by SneakyTornado29 5y ago
The title is a reference to the famous machine learning paper "Attention Is All You Need" which introduced the concept of transformers. Transformers have revolutionized how we process sequential data (i.e. natural language process

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