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by emilwallner 6y ago
Thanks!!
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by emilwallner 6y ago
Hey, I made a machine learning rig with four NVIDIA RTX A6000 and an AMD EPYC 2 with 32 cores, including 192 GB in GPU memory and 256GB in RAM. I made a 4000-word guide for people looking to build Nvidia Ampere prosumer workstations and ser
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How I built a €25K Machine Learning Rig(emilwallner.com)
15 points by emilwallner 6y ago|9 comments
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by emilwallner 6y ago
Hey, I'm Emil, the curator at https://mlart.co/ . If something is missing on the site, just comment with a link to the project. Also, I'm happy to receive feedback on the showcase.
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by emilwallner 6y ago
Hey, I'm Emil, a resident at the Google Arts & Culture Lab. This project started out as an internal list, but once I reached a few hundred projects, I thought it could be useful for others, so I turned it into a website. If somethi
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by emilwallner 6y ago
Hey, I'm Emil, a resident at the Google Arts & Culture Lab. This project started as an endeavour to get an overview of what creators were doing at the intersection of creativity and machine learning. I thought I was up to date with
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Show HN: ML Art – A visual directory with creative machine learning projects(mlart.co)
9 points by emilwallner 6y ago|3 comments
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by emilwallner 6y ago
Here are a few good starting points: - https://pmarchive.com/guide_to_career_planning_part0.html - https://blog.samaltman.com/how-to-be-successful - http://www.paulgraham.com/hs.html - htt
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by emilwallner 7y ago
On average, most forget about 50% of what they've read after 1 hour, and only remember 2% after a week. It sounds like your problem has more to do with retrieval. You _learn_ something when you retrieve something from your working mem
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by emilwallner 7y ago
The ones I've found most effective are schools for autodidacts (40-50 around the world), most of them are part of the 42 school network (I'm at the one in Paris), but there's also Holberton School and Epitech. Then, I'd
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by emilwallner 7y ago
Solitude. Then, I'd say acceptance from friends/family, followed by a good routine. I've tried learning alone, but after 6 - 12 months it becomes really difficult. Being around a self-learning community daily makes a world of
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My story as a self-taught AI researcher(blog.floydhub.com)
364 points by emilwallner 7y ago|170 comments
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by emilwallner 7y ago
François Chollet’s core point: We can't measure an AI system's adaptability and flexibility by measuring a specific skill. With unlimited data, models memorize decisions. To advance AGI we need to quantify and measure skill-acquis
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We can't measure an AI system's general intelligence through a specific skill(twitter.com)
1 points by emilwallner 7y ago|0 comments
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by emilwallner 7y ago
Is there a math equivalent to Charles Petzold's Code? I.e. a brief history of math where you feel like you invent the key steps yourself.
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by emilwallner 7y ago
Awesome, looking forward to it!
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by emilwallner 7y ago
Solid work - hats off!
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by emilwallner 8y ago
Ha, that's an excellent idea. Someone's already started by creating a program for matrix multiplication: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/18640517/
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by emilwallner 8y ago
While the results are really cool, they're not perfect, and seemingly even the best companies working with deep learning are still not getting it right every time. It makes me wonder if this technology will ever be useful for these tas
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by emilwallner 9y ago
It's not rocket science, I think you can figure it out. To get started: git clone https://github.com/emilwallner/Screenshot-to-code-in-Keras pip install -U floyd-cli (login to floydhub.com, a super simple platform
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by emilwallner 9y ago
This is rad, thanks for sharing it.
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by emilwallner 9y ago
Output source: https://emilwallner.github.io/bootstrap/pred_1/
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by emilwallner 9y ago
This approach rewrites everything from scratch. However, it's an interesting technical problem to adjust the code. Does anyone have a rough idea how to implement it?
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by emilwallner 9y ago
The bootstrap version generalizes with 97% accuracy on a new image. Because the vocabulary is limited, you can train the model overnight. To make the model generalize with all the HTML/CSS markup you need significantly more compute.
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by emilwallner 9y ago
The model uses 48 tokens at a time to make the next prediction. As long as it can keep track of where it is on the design image, it’s not a problem. In the final version, it has roughly the same accuracy (~97%) on short and long websites. T
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by emilwallner 9y ago
I agree, researchers tend to focus on more academic problems and industry goes where the money is, leaving some areas without innovation. I’ve come across few papers that cover frond-end development.
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by emilwallner 9y ago
I'm also starting to follow people and communities that work with deep learning in new ways. Here are some of my favorites: [1] http://colah.github.io/ [2] https://iamtrask.github.io/ [3] https:/
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by emilwallner 9y ago
It could try to classify the apple tree or the context, but it would require a lot of training data. If it's out of context, it should select a color based on probability. But it's hard to solve this with just input and output dat
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by emilwallner 9y ago
Yes, you can find it here: https://youtu.be/i94OvYb6noo?t=59m6s
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by emilwallner 9y ago
Good point. They are all example data. The "[[3,6],[6,9],[12,18]]" can be thought of as the coordinates of a comet, and 2 is your predicted correlation, the slope, followed by 1 your predicted constant, the y-intercept. In this c

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