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by abrichr 7y ago
> I'm currently en process of making a career out of using very basic machine learning methods and applying them to physical science problems... Interesting! How do you find customers?
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Once the VC money dries up, I think it's likely that drivers and passengers will still want an app to facilitate the transaction. I've seen it suggested before that such an app could allow both parties to negotiate the rate betwee
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> They have taken a manually edited version of the x-ray images of the ghostly woman beneath The Old Guitarist and passed it through a neural style transfer network. This network was trained to convert images into the style of another a
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> There are so many things that can make life easier for users (better configurability for CODEOWNERS notification?) Can you please elaborate on this? What type of configurability are you looking for? What other things do you think wou
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by abrichr 7y ago
1) Explain the concept of a Minimum Viable Product ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minimum_viable_product ). The only way developers get paid is if the business makes money, and the business only makes money by shipping
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by abrichr 7y ago
> It's the AMD GPU that remains essentially useless, as of 2019. This appears to finally be starting to change. See: https://github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm https://github.com/ROCmSoftwarePla
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by abrichr 7y ago
A Google Scholar search turned this up: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/421571 > Results from least squares and negative binomial estimations indicate that capital punishment does deter:
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by abrichr 7y ago
If you don’t mind, which company do you work for, and how did you find them? Please feel free to respond by email. Thanks!
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They mention this in the video, they are solving it by making the implants extremely small and having similar material properties to the brain.
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How long ago was that, and where are you at now?
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That's true for convolutional networks. However, recurrent architectures aren't similarly limited, e.g SketchRNN: https://github.com/tensorflow/magenta/blob/master/magenta/mo...
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by abrichr 7y ago
Do you know what was done/said to you?
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Cool! How do you monetize?
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by abrichr 7y ago
Location: Toronto Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Machine Learning, Web, Full Stack Résumé/CV: http://richardabrich.com/resume Email: richard.abrich@gmail.com I specialize in understanding customer p
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I would appreciate links to articles on the subject, if you have them handy!
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Do you have a mailing list to sign up for updates? Whatstthe ETA on the rough draft? Any chance for early access to the first few chapters? Thanks!
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How is Herzner able to be so much cheaper than the competition?
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Sounds interesting! Which startup?
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Wikipedia calls it the Mexican Drug War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Drug_War > Casualties are often measured indirectly by estimated total deaths from organized crime in Mexico.[253] This amounts to abou
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by abrichr 7y ago
> AWS is cheaper than everyone else. Can you provide a source for this please? I recently priced out AWS, Azure, and GCP for GPU workloads. I found that AWS and Azure were approximately on par, whereas GCP was significantly cheaper: AWS
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by abrichr 7y ago
Location: Toronto Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Machine Learning, Web, Full Stack Résumé/CV: http://richardabrich.com/resume Email: richard.abrich@gmail.com I specialize in understanding customer p
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by abrichr 8y ago
> touch typing doesn't help you position your hands when moving them from something else to the keyboard. I thought that's what the bumps on the f and j keys were for.
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To be clear: the point of a scientific study is to provide evidence for a hypothesis, regardless whether that hypothesis is common knowledge or not.
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Last paragraph: > This is particularly true in Silicon Valley, where a recent think tank report estimates that 17 percent of workers in “highly technical occupations” are native Californians, with 40 percent hailing from India or China
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What do users without the extension see? e.g. would they see "=name is out!" or "MySoft 1.0 beta is out!"?
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Fascinating, thank you! Where can I read more about this?
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> How is he supposed to refer you to people not saying something? That's not what I was asking for. I was asking him to refer me to credible people saying that they don't believe Apple was involved. Here is what he said: >
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by abrichr 8y ago
The demo video is very compelling! Do you support proprietary datasets? A small suggestion: the audio on the demo video was poor quality and difficult to understand. Perhaps a better microphone or higher bitrate would help.
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To clarify my earlier comment, I wasn't taking a position one way or the other. lawnchair_larry made a claim about "nobody credible" believing something. As a lay person in the field, I don't know who these credible peop
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Could you please provide some sources?

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