Tenoke

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by Tenoke 4y ago
20 years ago online poker was extremely soft, and you could make a profit easily with a little bit of skill. At any rate, what you describe is usually not considered cheating - most sites (with some exceptions now, but likely none back then
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Neat! I'll test it tomorrow. My only 'complaint' from reading the docs is that it only tests one NN model (which is the same for all types of data), rather than at least a few of the top architectures.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
SHAP is a recent de-facto standard way to get feature importance out of any model, whether you care about how much each column in your dataset contributes to a given decision or say which pixels in an image mattered the most. https:/&
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>categorical variables have a 1000+ potential values that need 1-hot encoding You typically do not need to 1-hot encode categorical variables as the common implementations like LightGBM and Catboost have native efficient ways to handle t
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by Tenoke 4y ago
This is such an odd dogmatic generalization. There's plenty of business cases where e.g. SHAP is enough for explainability and having a higher accuracy is important.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
>if there is a sample threshold where it's worth exploring deep learning Not especially, but there are tasks where DL models seem to occasionally outperform by a little. If you really want to milk extra accuracy it can be worth it t
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I've been using flux/redshift for a decade but I'm honestly not sure if I've noticed a difference in sleep quality on the occasional days when I've had it turned off.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Js libs don't need to care for things like system packages and drivers as much as Python ML does.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
While on the software side we are close, the amount of compute required to train a model to produce longer, high quality, sensible, and non-surrealistic videos - especially with a plot - is simply too much for the time being.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Most people's phone internet usage is like 95% on apps like Whatsapp, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok etc. and they are well used to their ads.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Interstellar is pretty much nonsense even given the premise. Even if you are talking about time travel you can easily make something more plasuible than that. Also Interstellar had information passing from the future to the past which isn&#
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I'm hardly hearing about the electricity issue in Europe only from a single HN post.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Should I panic enough in Germany to be wise to consider moving away? Where as a European?
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I'd be glad to get less light pollution in Berlin (where I live) but I don't see that many signs anyway, so any benefits would be tiny. I also kind of like them at night (given that they are not ubiquitous), it makes a city feel m
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Cultural appropriation is an odd way to frame it for anything but inducing outrage. It's definitely a bit questionable and tricking people (and making e.g. scams easier) but there's also obvious benefits beyond tricking people - e
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I'm getting a 403 on the Colab (while successfully logging in and providing a huggingface token). Is it already disabled? Do you have to pay huggingface to download the model? It's unclear from the Colab and post where the issue i
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by Tenoke 4y ago
If you copy paste the quote you pasted here into Google instead you'll find it's a meme from Arrested Development.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
That's a poor example. We have plenty of models that vastly outperform OpenWorm on whatever task you choose. Their failure simply suggests AGI is unlikely to come from direct emulation of existing intelligence.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Is that a different Jim Keller?
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I know but it literally happens all the time. I feel like any app update breaks them, not just RIF updates or at minimum updates to Reddit app (which I have installed) and/or RIF.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
The most annoying part is that android forgets to open reddit pages in rif all the time, so I have to deal with their site constantly.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
This myth is complete nonsense, I'm not sure how people still share it. The author provides no evidence and simply made some sensationalists estimates based on heart rate and blood pressure during games.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
I don't know how to break it to you but many if not most pre-technology hunter-gatherers lived horrible lives, full of pain and misery and died much younger, usually as babies.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It's not a solved problem but our best players and best computers perform better with white. The edge isn't tiny either.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Editorializing titles has become completely standard and I rarely see them fixed anymore despite the comments. Of course others also post editorialized titles when they see it happening daily on the front page.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
> - There is almost no need to use any VPN service on these sites. You most definitely need a vpn at least if you are here in Germany.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Eh, I've smoked near cops in London as a poor immigrant student and they've at best given me a stare or a few words. It depends on the cop but generally they are pretty lenient with non-dealers.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
It's really more 'go on dick'.
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Hikaru has discussed income many times on stream/videos and he typically estimates that Magnus is close to an order of magnitude richer than him. >The same sources who estimated Nakamura’s earnings figured that Norwegian world champ
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by Tenoke 4y ago
Many mechanical keyboards are loud for a quiet office but would be hardly noticable in a louder place like a bar or even cafe.

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