charleskinbote

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   by charleskinbote 2y ago

   Donating to them has been one of my greatest regrets. For months I’ve been playing with the idea of getting a new number because I have found no way to treat the inundation of texts like I do with spam email, but my experience with Google v
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   Undoubtedly very similar if not identical to what other social media platforms do. For all these apps, there should be explicit big banner opt-in prompts with a default of opt-out at the very least, e.g. "can we correlate you to other
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   I was going to ask the same thing. I've used nom for a library of mine but wasn't totally satisfied with it, so I think I'll give this a try.
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   My experiences with ROS have mostly been klunky. The documentation is really sub par, the Python portions completely highjack the logging module, and (if my memory serves me) the messages types aren't backwards compatible like other ID
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing! The dot product example gave me pause because map2 seems to be the same as zipWith. Does that exist in Ante? Without context I might have thought map2 was going to act as bimap. Take that for what you think it's wor
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   This is great, thanks for taking the time to flesh it out
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   by charleskinbote 4y ago

   Is there any example code you'd be able to point to? I'd have thought this would be difficult without something like haskell's Fix
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   by charleskinbote 5y ago

   This reminds me of balanced graph partitioning, where the graph is planar and its the nodes that have weights instead of the edges.
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   by charleskinbote 6y ago

   Could you elaborate?
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    You might enjoy this talk [1] about weaving patterns as matrix multiplication. [1] https://thestrangeloop.com/2018/its-just-matrix-multiplicati...
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    Along the same thread, genetic algorithms have been used to evaluate fair land allocation in Brazil [1], which have also historically been done by hand. I agree with another user that pointed out the very same tools can be used to gerrymand
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    This is very similar to Picbreeder [1], which allows you to evolve art in a very similar manner, with evolutionary algorithms. It runs on the same evolutionary algorithm behind MarI/O [2], called NEAT [3]. [1] http://www.pic
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    > If you lock yourself in a room and do the most marvellous work but don't tell anyone, then no one will know, no one will benefit, and the work will be lost. You may as well not have bothered. Maybe this article should be called &q
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    Reminds me of similar work done with genetic algorithms: https://www.joelsimon.net/evo_floorplans.html
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    by charleskinbote 6y ago

    you mentioned the prohibitive size of the vectorizations of documents -- what role, if any, have matrix/tensor decompositions or tensor networks played in helping the search community with this? for reference: https://ai.goo
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    by charleskinbote 7y ago

    Any-time heuristic search algorithm library in Rust. Going to build some other projects on top of it for research purposes and maybe even to sell a product
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    by charleskinbote 7y ago

    > In order to preserve nihilism as a meaningful concept... I found the irony here rather amusing.
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    by charleskinbote 7y ago

    there is a v2.0 version of this here, it may still be a WIP: https://www.wespiser.com/writings/wyas/home.html
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    by charleskinbote 7y ago

    Location: Boston, MA Role: Software Engineer / Research Engineer Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, C, AI, Haskell, OpenCV, Git, PostgeSQL, SQL, AWS, Scala, NumPy, Keras, TensorFlow, Docker, Django, Bash, Linux,
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    by charleskinbote 7y ago

    I've asked myself the same. I think of it this way: we can imagine that, in the set of all possible solutions to a particular problem, a subset of those are too hard for humans because they are solved with systems too large for a human
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    NP-Completeness of the Game Kingdomino(arxiv.org)

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