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by craigching 9y ago
Previous discussion not too long ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15923338 Though I note that this link has been updated by one day.
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by craigching 9y ago
It does say “Lord of the Rings”, but if they tackled some of the stories from “The Silmarilion” that could be pretty cool!
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by craigching 9y ago
If this blog post interests you, you may be interested in his book that is forthcoming: https://www.manning.com/books/grokking-deep-learning
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by craigching 9y ago
Hit the down arrow key and some javascript is exposed. Was that intentional I wonder?
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by craigching 9y ago
Wow, that is really cool, thanks for sharing that! The YouTube video explaining it is here, well worth the short watch: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=S2GY3gh6qC8
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by craigching 9y ago
With a name like 'vapor', I thought this was some sort of joke. But this looks like fun! https://vapor.codes . An example from that page: import Vapor let drop = try Droplet() drop.get("hello")
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by craigching 9y ago
> In general, it’s not a good idea. And in general, Newton’s method won’t converge. Right, but this blog post isn't about the general case of using Newton's method to find roots, it's about using Newton's method for s
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by craigching 9y ago
Yeah, that would work. Honestly, when I studied logistic regression, we used gradient descent, so seeing it with Newton's method was the draw for me. I can go find the resources myself of course, but since I was reading the article I
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by craigching 9y ago
This is a really nice introduction to logistic regression, well done! My one quibble with the OP is the jump into Newton's method. Maybe a derivation to explain the five steps would help. Thanks!
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by craigching 9y ago
It's not like people are suddenly opening up 150 or 1000 tabs due to hyperactivity! :p. I know in my case I just keep my browser open and things tend to just keep going and eventually I have hundreds of tabs open over the course of ...
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by craigching 9y ago
> I just need an answer, not a survey of all possible answers For me, sometimes when I need a direct answer, none of the answers found are that direct. Sometimes I look at an answer, gauge the effort it would take to investigate if that
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by craigching 9y ago
From the article: "Like other players in the edge inference market, Movidius is looking to promote and capitalize on the need for low-power but capable inference processors for stand-alone devices." Sounds like this is targeted at
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by craigching 9y ago
Thanks much for the links! I go to the University of Minnesota and didn't know about that one. Great to know my school supports open text books!
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by craigching 9y ago
I thought 6S+ ran A9?
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by craigching 9y ago
I think I understand why the Silmarillion is so hard to read. The first time through, it's as has been said, the stories aren't very detailed, they're more like old testament books. You definitely have to use your imaginatio
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by craigching 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13662165
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by craigching 10y ago
This is a really interesting avenue to explore. How easy is it for humans to misunderstand something such that it leads to "catastrophic" failures. Here, a catastrophic failure could be something as simple as a huge fight betwee
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by craigching 10y ago
I may be restating some of what has been said elsewhere, but I hope that this simplifies things a bit. What I believe the grandparent said was we should slow-roll neural networks where they have severe consequences, as in, life and death. I
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by craigching 10y ago
I have a Logitech keyboard for my iPad Pro and love it. I've always purchased a keyboard with my iPads, I couldn't live without one!
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by craigching 10y ago
> other than the lack of "shrinking a volume" support It looks like you can shrink a volume, the edit box to change this just a "set a size" box. We have tested this and downsized one volume now and appears to ha
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by craigching 10y ago
I don't want to take sides, but how is spending $3 million to compensate their own drivers vs. $1 million going to the ACLU which benefits people other than Lyft's "employees" in any way equal?
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by craigching 10y ago
For Jersey + Jetty, it's hard to beat dropwizard (dropwizard.io). I'm sure you've heard of it though ;)
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by craigching 10y ago
Not to mention Assange's personal interests (he expressed hatred towards Hillary Serious question, was that before or after he found out that Hillary wanted to "drone" him? Honestly, for or against Hillary or anyone e
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by craigching 10y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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by craigching 10y ago
Anyone know what galaxies are in the "Colliding Galaxies" image?
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by craigching 10y ago
Thank you!
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by craigching 10y ago
Ok, yeah, I see what you're saying and that makes sense. But, even my response is premature because you generally have to parse the whole response to get "hits.total" anyway. So unless you have written a partial parser (doe
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by craigching 10y ago
The count API just returns counts. I'm assuming he needs some fields to display which should be smaller than source if source is "large." Unfortunately we are left to guess at his statements because not enough detail is pro
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by craigching 10y ago
No, "hits.total" is the total number of documents that matched, regardless of what you specified as the number of hits to return.
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by craigching 10y ago
So, just a clarification, the "hits.total" is the total number of documents that were found. The only way to know the number of documents in the current set ("hits.hits") is to parse the hits and count. But even that s

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