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by bmc7505 8y ago
Text normalization, i.e. the transformation of words from the written to the spoken form. Uh, is this speech synthesis? 145, i.e. "one hundred and forty five". Oh! This is immediately obvious what you're doing.
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by bmc7505 8y ago
Or: they only make it public once the discriminator demonstrates a large margin to reduce the potential training signal.
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by bmc7505 9y ago
It’s called Space Fleet dammit!
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The chromatic number of the plane is at least 5(arxiv.org)
9 points by bmc7505 9y ago|1 comments
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by bmc7505 9y ago
In theory, is there any reason why this couldn't support git-based comments as well? Maybe through a PR-style interface?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
It depends on what you mean by "most". While it is true that Google, Amazon, Baidu, et al. have a DNN-based implementation, most open source ASR systems (eg. CMU Sphinx, HTK, Julius) are still HMM-based. There are still very few D
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by bmc7505 9y ago
How well defined is your son? Even if the group of atoms which he is composed of is not solid for 1 billion years, there is a way to approximate his average angular velocity around the center of the galaxy. They chose a bunch of stars on th
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Lessons from Optics, The Other Deep Learning(argmin.net)
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by bmc7505 9y ago
University of Montreal also has an autonomous robotics class called Duckietown (formerly at MIT). Having taken it last Fall, I can say it's pretty comprehensive. We covered a bunch of related topics from computer vision, deep learning,
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Kotlin: The Problem with null(arturdryomov.online)
128 points by bmc7505 9y ago|107 comments
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by bmc7505 9y ago
I hate the name, but LOVE the idea of calling this programming... What would you call it instead?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
https://lyrebird.ai/
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by bmc7505 9y ago
Nice followup on how termite mounds support biodiversity and fit into the larger Savannah ecosystem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eH6X2rAQEs
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by bmc7505 9y ago
At what point does a funicular become an elevator?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
> it might just mean that homophobia is the norm Or it could mean nobody understands your English. Does @sama even speak Chinese?
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Is AlphaZero really a scientific breakthrough in AI?(medium.com)
9 points by bmc7505 9y ago|1 comments
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Robot Operating System 2.0: Ardent Apalone Release(github.com)
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by bmc7505 9y ago
How does it tell the difference between a crow it has seen before and a new crow? Would it just dispense free peanuts to all crows?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
Time to beef up on security before their top scientists start disappearing.
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by bmc7505 9y ago
COMP 551?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
> This would be a disruptive inconvienance [sic] for Chinese business people, deeply effecting [sic] commerce, as well as quality of life for the average Chinese citizen. This sentence has two typos. It should be changed to: > This wo
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by bmc7505 9y ago
(a) What alternative would they have, besides closing the banks? (b) Still only a small fraction of insured deposits. (c) Contingent on its ability to govern. How long would that last in such a scenario?
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by bmc7505 9y ago
Unrelated, but even in the US, the standard deposit insurance "guarantee" is not exactly guaranteed. If a small insured bank fails, the FDIC can absorb its losses. If a large bank collapses, they might be able to cover losses, but
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Videos from Cognitive Computational Neuroscience 2017(ccneuro.org)
4 points by bmc7505 9y ago|0 comments
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by bmc7505 9y ago
There are a number of advantages to the grandfathered unlimited plans that are kinda complicated. Basically, there are fewer restrictions on the kind of devices you can use the SIM cards in, and the scenarios where they can throttle you are
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by bmc7505 9y ago
I've been doing this for the last 5 years. These days, we average about a 1 TB / month on 4G LTE. Somehow, we've avoided carrier throttling. Although we live in a rural area, so there is little congestion anyway. A single hot
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Accepted papers for NIPS 2017(nips.cc)
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Information Theory of Deep Learning(youtube.com)
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Automatic database management system tuning through large-scale machine learning(blog.acolyer.org)
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by bmc7505 9y ago
More details about Continental's new 48v mid-drive can be found here: https://www.continental-automotive.com/en-gl/Landing-Pages/I...

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