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GridSound: An online digital audio workstation(gridsound.com)
2 points by ebalit 6y ago|0 comments
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by ebalit 6y ago
Could you point me towards what you are referring to when you say "boring techno authoritarian reeducation camps (like in France)"? As a French, I don't know about any program in France that would fit this description.
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by ebalit 6y ago
I see that you accept models up to 1 GB. It seems the inference time might be high for models of this size on CPUs. Do you use GPUs to speed up inference for deep learning models ?
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by ebalit 6y ago
Some countries including France and Germany have the concept of "Abuse of Rights" [0]. I don't know if it would apply in a case similar to Apple, but it can definitely apply when you're trying to find loopholes to not pa
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by ebalit 6y ago
I can see why buying ARM would be a problem for antitrust laws but I don't see why it would be the case for NVIDIA. It seems that ATI/AMD were a stronger competitor to NVIDIA on the GPU side that they were to Intel on the CPU one.
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by ebalit 6y ago
Intel has bought Movidius. Movidius Myriad could provide the right basis for this kind of "context awareness". It has been tailored for vision tasks originally but I don't see any reason why other perception tasks wouldn&#x27
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by ebalit 6y ago
AMD has a deal with Samsung to integrate their GPU technology with the Exynos line.
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by ebalit 6y ago
I would be very surprised if a ML pipeline didn't benefit from some GPU acceleration. What kind of algorithms are you using?
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by ebalit 6y ago
By seeking it in the first place. Another word for power is responsibilities. And many people don't want those. I think it is a bit different with status without power. It seems to me that this type is a more "popular" goal n
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by ebalit 6y ago
It's a setup that is somewhat similar to GANs (and even closer to a related method called Fader Networks): - a first network take the input data and return a representation A (like an embedding vector): let's called it the "c
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by ebalit 6y ago
You might also be testing the inherent difficulty of lossless translation between many languages. It would be interesting to see the same tasks with professional translators. I'm guessing some of the errors might still be there at the
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by ebalit 6y ago
I can see the use cases, but the nefarious ones kind of obscure this prospect. Maybe the negatives could be mitigated by doing the automated analysis on the client and asking the users if they want to send the feedback, similarly to how cra
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by ebalit 6y ago
> In the U.K. median households are not net contributors It seems inherent to a progressive taxation scheme? The only way I see median households being net contributors is if the taxation and redistribution made money flow from the poore
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by ebalit 6y ago
You can also ask participants for their feedback.
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by ebalit 6y ago
In what way do you see the Mozilla foundation as evil? I'm asking as a Firefox user that doesn't have this image at all. If you have things that I should read to update, I would be interested.
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by ebalit 6y ago
I don't see this as particularly problematic if it's not replacing an existing referral code. It should definitely be opt-in and more transparent though. In fact, as a Firefox user, I would like to be able to activate a feature th
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by ebalit 6y ago
Abuse of a dominant position in a market is already forbidden in many countries. I guess that those monopolies would be split to ensure that the market is competitive.
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by ebalit 6y ago
Multiply and Accumulate. It's the hardware equivalent of a dot product. [0] Sometimes it's also called FMA, for Fused Multiply and Add. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiply%E2%80%93accumulate_op...
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by ebalit 6y ago
It would be a great way to make this market clearer. There is 3 visible actors in each order on these apps. The restaurant, the app and the delivery man are all independent and are putting their reputation on the line. Knowing how much each
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by ebalit 6y ago
I don't know about recruiters but I am interested! Would you mind sharing those links here?
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How to Significantly Slow Coronavirus? Masks4All(youtube.com)
10 points by ebalit 7y ago|1 comments
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by ebalit 7y ago
Apparently 30% of cases of the common cold are cause by coronavirus. And the worrying thing is that the immunity we acquire for those is only temporary.
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by ebalit 7y ago
I think you might be able to detect that the cat caught the dot by identifying an unplanned motion of the dot itself.
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Agility Robotics Unveils Upgraded Digit Walking Robot(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by ebalit 7y ago|0 comments
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by ebalit 7y ago
PIGSS is the european version of "fly-over states", a derogatory term that should be avoided. States or nations that are not doing has well economically deserve respect and help or we should stop calling ourselves a Union.
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by ebalit 7y ago
In french, the phonics method is called "syllabic". It's also called "B.A. BA" as it is generally the first pair that is learned. "B.A BA" is also used as synonymous of the basics knowledge of any domain,
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by ebalit 7y ago
I don't like this argument as it misses the fact that the Earth is not a closed system. Life on earth is only possible because we're receiving a constant flow of energy from the sun. Surely, we should not expect exponential growth
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by ebalit 8y ago
Even 30% of the revenue, while most taxation is based on the profits only.
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by ebalit 8y ago
From the abstract: "For any problem involving pixels or spatial representations, common intuition holds that convolutional neural networks may be appropriate. In this paper we show a striking counterexample to this intuition via the se
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by ebalit 8y ago
The interesting part is that this trivial toy problem is hard to learn for a standard CNN. They probably engineered the toy problem to be that simple, looking for the simplest problem that still displays the phenomenon.

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