chrishare

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by chrishare 8y ago
I think a valid concern is that ML methods are being applied in critical, real-life scenarios without some practitioners being aware of flaws (bias, adversarial attacks, privacy issues) and without any theoretic safetynet that helps them re
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by chrishare 10y ago
Pros: Weather is nice. Cons: The weather can turn sour in 15 minutes.
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by chrishare 10y ago
Very interesting stuff. Allowing researchers to build AIs that operate on either game state or visual data is a great step, IMO. Being able to limit actions-per-minute is also very wise. The excellent BWAPI library for Starcraft Broodwar th
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by chrishare 11y ago
I don't disagree that it's important to really understand the code/system/tech that you work with and change, but I personally only reach that understanding in the first place through trial and error. My preferred way of
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by chrishare 11y ago
Check out https://github.com/Crazepony . From a brief look, you'd need to write C to change the firmware, but you can write a client in any language and connect via bluetooth ( https://github.com/Crazepon
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by chrishare 11y ago
HTTP/2 seeks to address this as well, through server push, I believe. How successful that is isn't something we'll know until take up increases.
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by chrishare 12y ago
This looks awesome. Are the winning bots' source available after the tournament is concluded?
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by chrishare 12y ago
For mine, scientific endeavors such as these are worth much more than the experiments they entail; they help inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, mathematicians and so on.