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by atrudeau 11y ago
Has anyone found the 15 minute summary for match 5? They had them for the first 4 matches. Really great stuff.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Wow, this really took me by surprise. I thought the only input was (s_1...s_final, whowon) where s are statates during training and (s_current) during play, and the system would learn the game on its own. That's the way it worked with
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Move 78 gives us hope in the war against the machines. 78 could come to symbolize humanity. What a special moment.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
I felt that Lee thought global sometimes, especially when he had time on the clock, but his mind could only take so much thinking, and time was catching up, so for a great many number of moves he thought locally. AlphaGo doesn't tire a
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by atrudeau 11y ago
It would be nice if AlphaGo emitted the estimated probability of it winning every time a move is made. I wonder what this curve looks like. I would imagine mistakes by the human opponent would give nice little jumps in the curve. If the com
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Ouch, this hurts. Bought a Compute Stinks in January. Slow as a steamboat. Slower than my 3 year old Celeron netbook. Now this thing comes out that looks half decent.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Sweetness! I use hn.premii.com but on the desktop it doesn't support commenting/voting.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Well, xmpp was fully specified and it went the way of the dog, and did a fraction of what a full social network does. But I like the idea. Perhaps combining xmpp with a social graph and some content blobs for photos and whatnot would be a
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Mmmm, I've seen dozens of decentralized social networks come and go. Hope this one makes it.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Half of Haskell is a lot!
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Somebody should create an API risk rating that devs can consult. This same story plays over and over again...
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by atrudeau 11y ago
I'd bet a lot of airboy renters would be willing forego rent in exchange for a turn. "Pay by visa, PayPal, ladies..." A lot of guys rent a room in hopes of just that. Why not make it explicit? Just sayin...
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Another poster riding the Go unicorn. You'll enjoy the ride until you realize your ugly as hell chimera monstrosity got you from A to B a lot faster.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Ah, the luxury of having so much labeled data. Average machine learners like us will never have access to such low hanging fruit...
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by atrudeau 11y ago
This reads like they've been acquired by Google and are integrating. Now Google just has to write the check and own music streaming.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
"Great! Been waiting for this forever. Now off to type all my code!" ... 2 years later ... "So yeah, still haven't gotten around to it, but I will." ... 50 years later ... "Turns out I'm more of a run-it-
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Can you extend the post a bit more with information about cache size, eviction policy, purging assets?
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Does Apple allow software that uses Tor on the App Store?
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Cool hack and awesome, fun writing, but on a more serious note : how is knowing your friends' usage/sleep patterns useful in any way? Could it be used for some dark, machiavélique purpose? And how about for advertisers? "Get
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Ah, nice! Only downside is that it doesn't support highlighting certain results. For example, Google Search Filter highlights Wikipedia and StackExchange results for, while removing cruft like Yahoo Answers.
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by atrudeau 11y ago
Blast Yahoo Answers back to hell by installing a Chrome extension called Google Search Filter: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/google-search-filt... Add Experts-Exchange to the blacklist while you'r
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Confirmed: Brazil suspends WhatsApp for 48 hours(translate.google.com)
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