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by _pastel 8y ago
PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work direc
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by _pastel 8y ago
PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work dire
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by _pastel 8y ago
PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work direc
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by _pastel 8y ago
Fun game: read through the summary of each experiment (psyarxiv.com/9654g) and try to guess whether it replicated or not before they tell you. I got 20/28. Some of them were obvious (#3 - no, using a bad font does not make people
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This article has by far my favorite explanation of GANs for image generation: To generate the image, the algorithm compared its own work to those in the data set until it could not tell them apart. Amazingly succinct, lay-person frie
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by _pastel 8y ago
I have a pet implementation of the frequency map that I'm overly fond of, for ascii strings: (1) keep an array of length 127 that you re-use and set to 0 between calls (2) for each character in the first string, increment the arr
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This is a perfect explanation of why OCR of medical records is so difficult. As an engineer working on this, it's frustrating that the computer vision research community treats document OCR as a solved problem. New papers and competit
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PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work direc
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by _pastel 8y ago
PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work direc
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Picnic | Front-End, Full-Stack, ML Engineering | SF | Full Time, Onsite Picnic's mission is to structure the world's medical data to make it useful. We work directly with patients to collect, digitize, and manage their complete me
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It's an acronym: Scale Normalization for Image Pyramids with Efficient Resampling.
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PicnicHealth (YC S14) | Design, Front-End, ML, Full-Stack | SF | ONSITE, FULL-TIME, VISA | https://team.picnichealth.com/jobs?src=hn Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work direc
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by _pastel 9y ago
> Indeed, statistical significance testing revealed no difference between students of any tier when it came to interview performance. Ah, the classic confusion between not finding enough evidence to prove there is a difference, and findi
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Picnic | Front-End, Full-Stack, ML Engineering | SF | Full Time, Onsite Picnic’s mission is to structure the world’s medical data to make it useful. We work directly with patients to collect, digitize,and manage their complete medical recor
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by _pastel 9y ago
It's more like the opposite problem. Psychology researchers try to justify deep, compelling theories of human behavior with small experiments that are hard to reproduce. Deep Learning experiments are comparatively easy to run and repro
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by _pastel 9y ago
I'm curious: have you had those experiences everywhere in Thailand, or only at the most famous tourist sites? I've read this about Chinese tourists for years. But all the Mainlander tourists I've spotted in Taiwan and Hong K
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Can anyone give me some intuition into why 77k people are employed by the Social Security Administration? [1] That's bigger than Google, and I didn't think their scope was that wide. [1] http://usafacts.org/governm
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Note also their x axis is on a log scale, which makes the edges linear instead of curved. E.g.: plot(a + b, log(a/b), xlim=c(1, 2), log="x")
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It really doesn't matter - at least, not for the statistical error the parent is talking about. The effect isn't related to whether we are sampling from a larger population of programmers. Suppose there were no difference between
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I wonder if some of your difficulties are related to the particular structure of Reversi. The obvious heuristic in the endgame - maximize the number of your pieces - is actually reversed in the opening and midgame, where you want to minimiz