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by bitforger 7y ago
Although I believe this specific blog post is criticizing BNNs rather than defending them.
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All the Ways You Can Compress Bert(mitchgordon.me)
2 points by bitforger 7y ago|0 comments
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Exponentially Growing Learning Rate? Scale Invariance Induced by Batch Norm(inference.vc)
1 points by bitforger 7y ago|0 comments
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by bitforger 7y ago
Step 2: Train a GAN to try to fool the classifier: instant hit generator?
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Empiricism in Math and AI(mitchgordon.me)
1 points by bitforger 7y ago|0 comments
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by bitforger 7y ago
The memory constraint is certainly an issue, but I think they can be overcome with some software hacks (for a speed penalty, of course.) For example, gradient checkpointing and gradient accumulation might help: https://medium.com
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by bitforger 7y ago
This is a dependency for isnt-thirteen. https://github.com/Innectic/isnt-thirteen Incredible.
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by bitforger 7y ago
> DeepNude also dispenses with the idea that this technology can be used for anything other than claiming ownership over women’s bodies. That's not true! We can also use it for undermining democracy, making everything look like a Va
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Metaphors of Arithmetic(mitchgordon.me)
2 points by bitforger 7y ago|0 comments
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Non-Operational Words(mitchgordon.me)
1 points by bitforger 7y ago|0 comments
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by bitforger 7y ago
As I read this article, I thought to myself, "oh, this must be why we must make such good decisions, huh?"
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by bitforger 7y ago
Anyone seen technical papers on this? Interested in the training regimen and data used...
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by bitforger 7y ago
I totally thought we were talking about Eddie Huang https://ny.eater.com/2017/7/27/16051922/baohaus-nyc-chinatow...
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by bitforger 7y ago
Follow up from ICLR really elucidates some of the questions raised by this: https://eng.uber.com/deconstructing-lottery-tickets/ https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.01067
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by bitforger 7y ago
I wrote a koan about free will not too long ago... http://mitchgordon.me/zen/2019/04/02/koan-of-will.html
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by bitforger 7y ago
I wrote a blog post today about how I don't believe in the abstract plane, if you're into it: http://mitchgordon.me/philosophy/2019/05/12/non-existence-of...
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by bitforger 7y ago
Recent follow-up work from Uber at ICLR: https://eng.uber.com/deconstructing-lottery-tickets/
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by bitforger 7y ago
Honestly, "useless and entitled" kind of hurt my feelings. The title says it's 3Blue1Brown's "animation engine." I'm just relaying my experience with the thing to let people know that working with it won&
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by bitforger 7y ago
Don't get me wrong, I love his videos, and I think it's really nice of him to open-source the stuff. But like some of the other comments have mentioned, it's not a general purpose tool... it's more like he open-sourced h
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by bitforger 7y ago
I tried using this once... it wasn't super great. 1. The documentation is sorely lacking. 2. Which makes the inheritance hierarchy (which is already a little unintuitive) really hard to grok. 3. There's this weird home-rolled way
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by bitforger 7y ago
I totally agree! I think this will be more true as we get better at natural language understanding. (coincidentally, this is my PhD research area) There's still a lot of unsolved problems for making this kind of stuff usable. But we ca
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by bitforger 7y ago
Reminds me of that time I hacked together Zork for the Google Home. You can still try it out, I think, if you say "Ok, Google, let me talk to Dungeon RPG" https://github.com/mitchellgordon95/DungeonForGoogleHo
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by bitforger 7y ago
Just from reading the introduction, this book seems extremely well written, far-reaching, and just plain cool. On days like this, I'm always tempted to drop all my current courses and just spend the time reading a book.
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by bitforger 8y ago
I wonder, though, if your parents get sequenced, is that not also valuable information about you?
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by bitforger 8y ago
Right. Currently in order to do state-of-the-art AI, you need a lot of _computers_ and a lot of _data_. Neither of these is easy to obtain by an individual in a basement. We would need to consider, however, access to finished products (like
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by bitforger 8y ago
I still remember Nick Parlante's Intro to CS. Great stuff. https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/CS101/Summ...
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xkcd: Emojidome(xkcd.com)
2 points by bitforger 8y ago|0 comments
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by bitforger 8y ago
Coincidentally, I was talking to my neighbor this afternoon about how much ketamine has helped his depression. Apparently he loves the stuff, and each treatment lasts several months. He did mention, though, that every time you get a dose yo
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by bitforger 8y ago
> Many supporters of this approach see elimination of private insurance as a key feature, not a bug... Is this common vernacular now, or is the author letting their hacker show?
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by bitforger 8y ago
My father used to tickle me to tears. I think OP has the right idea here.

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