TheEzEzz

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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
Can we train a deep neural net to pick the hyperparameters of deep neural nets? Then we can train it on itself.
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
1. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2253f386(v=vs.110).... solves that issue. 2. I install VS quite a bit, it's not that long at all. More time than sublime et all though, agreed. I usually have it as
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
> As you can probably tell - this problem doesn't even make sense in mathematical terms. Because remember, math is not an ordered execution of statements, it’s equality. You are not describing what to do, you’re describing what is.
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
You aren't literally banished. What happens is that if you can't succeed at a high enough level, then you won't be able to afford to live in the same type of community as an adult. Economic banishment, not social, although th
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
You don't, no, although we unfortunately can't sponsor visas.
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
Happy to give more details! Contact Jordan via: fisherj at sec dot gov.
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
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by TheEzEzz 11y ago
Props to you and everyone else helping to rebuild our government's technology! This is a much sexier problem than it gets credit for. Let's stop complaining about politicians and roll up our sleeves to make this country more kicka
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Not everyone is an entrepreneur. We shouldn't predicate scientific progress on the ability of our most brilliant minds to also be brilliant entrepreneurs. It would be a huge disservice to mankind. Some people know how to look at an ato
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
I like the idea, but it's difficult for me to swallow the group selection pill. If everyone else in my tribe has this population control gene but me then I benefit greatly because I'll have many more children without the tribe bec
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
The biggest differences are this: 1. The Mario algo has direct access to the game state, and will only work for games where it has that game state access. The DeepMind algo plays directly from the screen pixels. That means DeepMind has to f
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
The logical conclusion of this is considering all general computations that can be done with a BB calculator in hand, which leads you to the hyper BB numbers that he refers to, or BB_2.
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Absolutely right, simulations are critical in physics, cosmology, and pretty much every hard science. I think the nay-saying in the article is indicative of a larger enmity some academics have towards simulation based science. The harder sc
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
> It's not like compiling a C program without debugger symbols. It definitely can be exactly isomorphic to just that via emscripten.
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
[4,8,12]?
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
This sounds really neat. Can you drop a link? I browsed around but couldn't find anything.
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
> These things together can be a recipe for disaster if there is any problem in the economy (think of 2001 or 2008). Amazon was founded in 94 and lived through both bubbles.
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
My working hypothesis is that this is the market impact of the liquidation of Hal Finney's bitcoin estate. If true, due to the thinness of the market and the large size of Hal's holdings, the price has a long way to go. (Full disc
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Meh. Not all programmers are on a UNIX system. Not all programmers are even on UNIX || Window.XX. But even if there was only UNIX... the entire point of a well designed system is to allow users of the system to reason about it on a high lev
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Worse case scenario: making people click google ads is just as mindlessly financially driven as eking out more alpha from an algo, in which case the googlers still win, because at least some of that money generated goes toward moonshot proj
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
If the "bounce" is perfectly "elastic" then the explosion should not eject matter fast enough to reach escape velocity from the local system. The explosion would then collapses back onto itself into a black hole, and the
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Many things. What matters is real world outcomes, not hypothetical potential for destruction. The US doesn't use ICBMs, so in the real world they are effectively harmless. The US public and the rest of the world will not allow their
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Maybe the article is a honeypot to catch bot voters?
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
You're getting downvoted with a lot of rebutting comments, so I'll jump in to your defense. This is obviously not true AI, but powerful image recognition is one of the holy grails of the original AI quest. Reaching human level (an
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
In a two player game, a Nash is a "stable" pair of strategies (S1, S2), where player 1 uses S1 and player 2 uses S2. "Stable" means that if one of the player's uses their Nash pair, then it is always in the best int
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
This is an alluring retort, but I have to agree with kimdouglasmason that it has no actual weight. kimdouglasmason explains and gives examples of why literacy has had such a huge impact on the world. You give no examples of how code l
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
A potential solution: Implement a comment recommendation system. Based on comments you've liked and disliked, the system will push comments you would like to the top. The quality of the community you see is then completely up to you. I
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
I like the direction this is going. Something I'd love to see is a touch surface track pad on the J key that would function as a mouse.
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Great point, was not considering that. I'd love to see some stats on maximum car utilization as a percentage during each minute of rush hour. You could imagine that in addition to single-serve autocab services, you could have auto &quo
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by TheEzEzz 12y ago
Paying for the self-driving cars will likely be a cost savings by itself, since we won't need as many auto-cars as regular cars. Most cars are only used maybe 5-8% of the time, and sit unused otherwise. An auto-car service could probab

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