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by annnnd 10y ago
> Personally I enjoy seeing how others setup and use their tools, and feel it is underappreciated in many courses Interesting - that explains a lot, thanks. Sorry to say, but I for one hate courses / tutorials where the tutor trie
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by annnnd 10y ago
> Backprop knowledge, however, is much more crucial to design novel deep learning systems. I would argue that it's not just for that. You need to understand what is happening inside DNN if you want to construct it properly.
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by annnnd 10y ago
For anyone trying to learn backpropagation but having trouble with math, I can't recommend Matt Mazur's "Step by Step" guide [0] enough. What is great is that he is using real numbers so that one can check implementation
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by annnnd 10y ago
Nice to see someone working on Jenkins UI, looks good! About the search: there are many JS libraries which allow pagination, sorting and searching tables, so it might be fastest (and most user-friendly) to just use one of those. Well, as lo
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by annnnd 10y ago
My thoughts exactly. Whenever I tinker with some new software I try to do it in a Docker container (writing all relevant commands to Dockerfile) so I can remove the changes easily when I want to.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Incredible. One would have thought that this is a solved problem. Of course it depends on usage how long the battery will last - so what? It's not like OS can't determine the power spending trend and draw conclusions about approxi
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by annnnd 10y ago
Agreed - it gives a very solid overview of the field. Truth be told, it was a bit too mathematically rigorous for my taste, so I had trouble producing code for backpropagation. However with the second link (backpropagation step-by-step, w
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by annnnd 10y ago
Looking at headers: Last-Modified: Tue, 30 Apr 1996 18:53:31 GMT Still, looks good, if a bit dated. For me, these two tutorials were the ones that helped me understand NN the most: - http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.
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by annnnd 10y ago
Well, he probably meant WTFPL License [0] - it's difficult to violate that one. :) [0] http://www.wtfpl.net/
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by annnnd 10y ago
It is easy to work around this issue if it bothers you (wrapper script / display exit status in PS1). That's the whole point - it is easy to make applications talk if they are quiet by default, but it is much more difficult to mak
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by annnnd 10y ago
Kudos, brilliant idea and great execution! Perfect for those "blitzkrieg" sites. I love it how the page is easily entered, works fast, is small and is still nice looking. I tried using it now and there are a few suggestions I have
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by annnnd 10y ago
Now THIS is how it should be done! Congrats to author! Where can we pay you? :) This hits a sweet spot for me because I am in full control of HTML if I want it, but I can still put together a responsive page in literally a minute. About mis
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by annnnd 10y ago
How is that possible? You just download them and save them on your server... Unless you are worried about breaking some TOS?
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by annnnd 10y ago
We are not talking about "people", but about "enterprise". Also, don't use iOS app store as advertising channel, just as your payment processor. Might be a bit unusual, but it pays to check. Not sure what you mean b
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by annnnd 10y ago
How about: ask for more! For enterprise there is no difference between $10 and $200 - the person setting it up cost >$500 anyway. So why not make 20x more and maybe finance your development properly?
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by annnnd 10y ago
Are you sure they gave you the right reason? Or do they want the user to input the data, so they can use it for some other analysis?
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by annnnd 10y ago
Well then, if I start barking and can't stop, I'll contact you for sure!
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by annnnd 10y ago
Mild vibration wouldn't be enough, it has to be at least annoying, if not painful... I would buy it in a second though, as this approach is probably the easiest way to self-train the "uhm"s & similar out. Any entrepreneur
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by annnnd 10y ago
Thank you! LSTM: http://colah.github.io/posts/2015-08-Understanding-LSTMs/
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by annnnd 10y ago
For other illiterates like me: * SOA = state of the art * GMM-HMM = Gaussian mixture model - Hidden markov model * DNN = deep neural networks (more than 1 hidden layer) * mel-frequency cepstral = MFC ;-)
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by annnnd 10y ago
For someone who has basic background knowledge in ML and wants to know more about NN and DL, my list would be: * Neural Networks and Deep Learning ( http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/ ) - perfect overview, go over it t
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by annnnd 10y ago
> 64-bit ... Does anyone know, is this "RaspberryPi-like 64-bit" or real 64-bit? That is, is there a compatible 64-bit kernel available with all the drivers?
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by annnnd 10y ago
I used this project about a year ago when I need a fast way to create wireframes, and was impressed! There are some rough edges here and there, but it Just Works. Kudos to developers!
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by annnnd 10y ago
I am struggling to understand how TensorFlow should be used, but the syntax is very alien to me. I found Therano documentation much easier to follow. Is it just me?
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Privacy: Over Quota This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later.
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by annnnd 10y ago
If only there existed a way to catch those... /s
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by annnnd 10y ago
I like my toothbrush, I just wish it didn't hurt so much if I align it incorrectly. Does it really need those sharp edges? Does it need to be made of steel? I know, I should have known better by now, but... There is this other toothbru
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by annnnd 10y ago
Still - the change that he is pushing will affect you. Like it or not he has become a large player in car industry, which by itself affects many economies on the world. Not to mention what looks like a slow, deliberate and imho unfortunate
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by annnnd 10y ago
> During the last 5 years, many GUIs have filled in this gap, making it increasingly likely to find people completely stuck because they miss knowledge of the foundations. Arguably, these GUIs became popular because Git by itself offers
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Alliance for Protecting Humans and Jobs from Robots(nytimes.com)
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