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by _as_text 5mo ago
damn, the rhetoric in this thread put out by (I presume) Americans is like in 2006 when I got my first Neostrada and I first joined Mac vs PC wars dont mean to offend, just didnt realize things were this rabid over the big pond
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by _as_text 8mo ago
Yeah, my writeup is I guess what you get when you first remember it _wrong_ and then need to overcorrect.
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Read it as `ln (-s x) y`, not `(ln -s) (x y)`
4 points by _as_text 8mo ago|4 comments
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by _as_text 11mo ago
ok but she was talking about riemann
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by _as_text 2y ago
know what this will be about without reading Python 3.12-style type annnotations are a good example imo, no one uses the type statement because dataset inertia
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by _as_text 2y ago
The first and only time I've ever felt like I really know Chinese was when I came across the phrase '洋汽扑鼻' in "Fortress Besieged" by Qian Zhongshu. It literally means 'the breath of the sea assaults the nostril
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by _as_text 2y ago
I really don't think it's all that different, sorry. The difference is that there is a more direct and established way of talking about these things in China, because it has such a long history of bureaucracy and everyone got used
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by _as_text 2y ago
Well that's all fun and games until you start putting off paying Internet bill for two weeks because it turns out that you misconfigured your password app and it actually didn't save your password to the utility service provider a
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by _as_text 2y ago
I have now read the paper and it alone is enough to make me seriously consider devoting significant amount of my time to the author's project. Here's why: In my introductory statistics class, I learned that a independent and ident
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by _as_text 2y ago
I really like this. I remember my first serious math book, which was this old-school set theory and topology book, and being all excited about learning set theory up until I encountered iterated Cartesian product, and was forced to accept t
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by _as_text 2y ago
I kinda have this idea that while psychedelics like LSD are the easiest to catch a ride with, it is specifically tea that can get you furthest. When I was reading "Dream of the Red Chamber" some of the descriptions of tea drinking
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by _as_text 3y ago
Yeah, and we have more than measure zero -- the subsets of the input space on which a fully ReLU MLP is linear are Boolean combinations of hyperspaces. I was coming at it from the heuristic that if you can triangulate a space into a finite
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by _as_text 3y ago
I just skimmed through it for now, but it has seemed kinda natural to me for a few months now that there would be a deep connection between neural networks and differential or algebraic geometry. Each ReLU layer is just a (quasi-)linear tra
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How do you best approach internship search mentally?
1 points by _as_text 3y ago|0 comments