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by czr 8y ago
The dataset is compiled from flickr portraits, and the model was trained to generate sampels from that distribution, so there will definitely be bias towards the sort of people whose portraits end up on flickr. Per the paper: >The images
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by czr 8y ago
Happy to say I caught this, although I would credit that as much to having taken a compilers course as any JS knowledge. I'm not sure I understand why it's wrapped in an enclosing function, though; you can reproduce the error with
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by czr 8y ago
Because it's a good example of confusing shell code?!?
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by czr 8y ago
slightly ot, but, if anyone else was distracted by the use of 3-4 spaces between each sentence, this JS snippet will fix it: document.querySelectorAll("td>div").forEach(x=>(x.innerHTML = x.innerHTML.replace(/&
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by czr 8y ago
Echoing the other respondents–if you don't have a nonlinearity, your whole network is just a sequence of linear transforms, which (multiplied out) is the same as a single linear transform. Meaning that removing the nonlinearities gives
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by czr 8y ago
The Navlab project and Dickmanns' projects (VaMoRs / Prometheus) were mostly concurrent, but, yeah, I think CMU started & published initial work first.
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by czr 8y ago
That response seems incredibly disingenuous. There's a nice analysis of the comments here https://hackernoon.com/more-than-a-million-pro-repeal-net-ne... . Key findings of the analysis: > One pro-repeal spam campaig
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by czr 8y ago
I initially thought this was a SlashDot reference [ http://wiki.c2.com/?AnonymousCoward ], and not intended to suggest that the commit itself is cowardly. But it seems like this is the only change by that user [ https:/&
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by czr 8y ago
Also, it looks like the pypy implementation is here: https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/src/default/rpython/rlib/lis...
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by czr 8y ago
Oops, thanks! That's much better. Not sure why I stumbled on the svn link first.
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by czr 8y ago
The pixels will be the same on every PC/screen. The perceived sharpness/blurriness won't be–the whole point of the "color fringing" is that the subpixels of any particular display have an arrangement that can be exp
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by czr 8y ago
>Can they really use that many only in good-weather places with perfect roads? Waymo supposedly processes their lidar signals to detect other cars with reasonable accuracy even in snow/rain( https://youtu.be/UrJ4-AUL4
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by czr 8y ago
another minor typo: > do the merging as soon as possible to exploit the run that the run just found is still high in the memory hierarchy s/run/fact/ if I'm reading correctly for the python timsort, the original sou
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by czr 8y ago
Adding a quote: > There are hardly any excesses of the most crazed psychopath that cannot easily be duplicated by a normal kindly family man who just comes in to work every day and has a job to do. - Terry Pratchett, Small Gods
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by czr 8y ago
FWIW, I believe the most recent versions of Pages and Keynote both support inline LaTeX.