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6y ago
Found this through a d3 tutorial on how to create these types of visualizations: https://observablehq.com/@mbostock/the-impact-of-vaccines
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Battling Infectious Diseases in the 20th Century: The Impact of Vaccines (2012)
(graphics.wsj.com)
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Their version control integration is the best git UX imo. Especially love change lists for organizing individual lines of code into commits.
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6y ago
Interesting that Singapore also is the 4th least corrupt country per the Corruption Perceptions Index - one of the biggest discrepancies with the Democracy Index.
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This is very much needed. I started to create something similar a few years back in case it's helpful. https://github.com/crizCraig/benjamin/blob/master/benjamin.p... Mostly it dealt with recommendi
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Smooth Operator – Human-like self-driving with reinforcement learning
(smooth.deepdrive.io)
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Barack Obama: Intro to Deep Learning – MIT 6.S191
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Here's my boilerplate bash header with comments describing each option, which I find practically helpful for starting new scripts https://gist.github.com/crizCraig/f42bc250754bed764ada5f95d1... raw: https:/&
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7y ago
This problem of run-away excitation in wetware reminds me of exploding gradients in artificial neural nets. We try to handle this with data normalization, batch normalization, and gradient clipping of different sorts (although unless the cl
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The backend for this project actually has a wider scope - https://github.com/botleague/botleague , with our self-driving sim being the first use-case for it. Everything is open source and open data - sans some temporary
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Show HN: A self-driving leaderboard
(deepdrive.voyage.auto)
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7y ago
Highly recommend zero water or another in-house filter. In Mountain View, CA or South San Francisco - one zero water filter last me hundreds of gallons. In Mesa, AZ it only last me around 50 gallons but that is still competitive with a wate
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Moon Elevator
(technologyreview.com)
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NIST recommendations for AI standards [pdf]
(nist.gov)
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7y ago
Similar question on Quora from 2012[1] per sense: Vision: 10Mb/s => 100Mb/s Hearing: 30Mb/s Touch: 135Mb/s Smell: 100k neurons Taste: 100kb/s Proprioception: ?? Balance: ?? Total: ~10Mb/s=
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Related recent research that handles decoy waypoints [1][2]. They use imitation learning for path planning directly from sensor data, instead of just using machine learning for perception, tracking, prediction and doing MPC/LQR for the
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7y ago
Wow, the generator is amazing. Two out of three articles were beyond what I perceived was possible, beyond maybe GP2. Is there a browser extension that detects and warns about possible fake news this can be built into? 1. seed: nytimes.
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The organic universe (2017)
(nature.com)
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Dropout is traditionally only applied at training time: c.f. "At test time the weights are multiplied by their probability of their associated units’ dropout." from the medium post you linked. I _suspect_ that leaving it on during
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8y ago
Related and life changing, the Dark Reader extension that enables dark mode for every web site, including PDF's, with adjustable contrast. Almost every site looks better with this on. https://darkreader.org/ Make sure
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Also cannot read with dark reader. My eyes! -.-
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Maybe this is the wrong place to ask, but are there any voting systems that allow arbitrary representation? A special case of this is the pure democracy, but most people would likely let someone else vote on most issues for them. Then, on c
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What works best for me is to meditate during the inevitable downtimes - compiling, training, uploading, downloading... Find beauty in the scrolling logs. Take a look outside. Before you know it, you'll be excited about the next importa
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Sergey Levine - Deep Reinforcement Learning All manner of control methods are covered, including non-neural-net methods, and how to mix and match different methods. Up-to-date and the best information you can get on sensorimotor learning to
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Dark Reader - a dark mode for every website
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service.spec.sessionAffinity ? - with the common scalability caveat http://nishadikirielle.blogspot.com/2016/03/load-balancing-k...
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It helps a lot in my experience. So in simulation I tried this with imitation learning by training on a hood camera, a camera at the height of what a semi-truck hood would be, and another camera offset to the left 1.5m along with steering a
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One way to avoid these types of crashes IMO is anomaly detection. It's quite simple to do anomaly detection in pixels using modern deep pixel prediction nets like PredNet. In my experiments you get a few seconds lead time on something
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Rebuilding Deepdrive on Unreal Engine
(deepdrive.io)
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It's technically possible to run everything on one Windows machine (using VNC loopback mode), however we expect most people to run ML on Linux / Mac so that is the best supported configuration. Before Universe, I ran a modified ve
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