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by ericjang 10y ago
But Intel management didn't want one, and still doesn't. Why is this the case? It seems counter-intuitive given the recent Nervana acquisition (presumably to compete with NVIDIA)
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by ericjang 10y ago
Love your work. We welcome open source contributions to TensorFlow :)
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CommaAI Releases Self-Driving Car Dataset(github.com)
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How much karma does one need to vouch?
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Without ethical consistency, of what use are the ethics?
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by ericjang 10y ago
Author: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavoj_%C5%BDi%C5%BEek What justifies the limitation to the binary form of marriage? Why not even a marriage with animals? After all we already know about the finesse of animal em
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by ericjang 10y ago
SDR has a lot of applications in infosec, amateur astronomy, and other signal processing science applications. Check out Balint Seeber's talk at DEF CON 21. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bgC3AjCnA4 another talk: ht
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by ericjang 10y ago
This is a really impressive project, and I am all the more in awe that this guy is only 18 years old. The project is on Github: https://github.com/FreeSRP Reddit discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/ele
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by ericjang 10y ago
care to elaborate why this isn't "real science"?
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If we're living in a simulation and our creators see that we're running our own simulations, they may terminate our process to avoid nested virtualization.
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by ericjang 10y ago
I downvoted you for saying "This is probably an unpopular opinion here". Your opinion is valid enough, no need to qualify it or generalize the moral values of the HN community.
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Something I've wondered about for awhile: why aren't there any animals that have an extra set of functional eyes on their backside? (I don't mean having eyes on either side of the head). Why isn't panoptic vision a thing
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How to Get an Internship(blog.evjang.com)
1 points by ericjang 10y ago|0 comments
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by ericjang 10y ago
Kudos to the iPython / Jupyter team for spearheading such an important dev-productivity tool. I use your software all the time. I also appreciate the effort to migrate everybody to Python3.
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by ericjang 10y ago
I only learned this recently, but it's actually spelled "just deserts". Although desserts (sweet confections) are often associated with rewards, the word "deserts" refers to the element of distributive justice. Sour
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I think part of the reason why memory / attention mechanisms haven't caught on quite yet is that they add a layer of complexity to reasoning about what DNNs can/cannot do, which is already challenging for researchers. It take
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by ericjang 10y ago
What about HN karma?
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by ericjang 10y ago
This is really fascinating. An quick eyeball glance suggests that Google Trends lags behind this data by 1-2 years (correlation isn't strong, but seems to be present). http://imgur.com/a/shgmG One could have used
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by ericjang 10y ago
I've attempted to learn more about Shannon's battle with Alzheimers, but found little information on the subject. Are there any interesting readings on this, perhaps in his biography?
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by ericjang 10y ago
Does this suggest that publishing companies like Reed Elsevier plc (RELX group) will eventually be starved of revenue from papers? Or have they figured out an alternative business model to adapt to the changing times?
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by ericjang 10y ago
What are they interested in nowadays, then?
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This is really cool - kind of like Kaggle for RL algorithms!
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by ericjang 10y ago
The quote in context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgct3Jn8pFA
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by ericjang 10y ago
I believe conservatism partially covers the "second moment" as well: for instance, one might think that civilization has progressed further than it has ever in the past, but it's accelerating towards a state of affairs that w
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by ericjang 10y ago
I for one, absolutely love Atom. I (sincerely) thank GitHub and the surplus of VC cash that allows projects like these to happen at places like GitHub. Except for the sub-native speed, Atom basically offers everything that high-quality comm
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by ericjang 11y ago
I can understand how some are uncomfortable with that, but it's not a big deterrent for me (and I suspect most users). There's really some good stuff there.
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by ericjang 11y ago
Among the most closely-guarded troves of knowledge in the world are those pertaining to organized crime. This stuff is so dramatic and interesting because it is sort of "forbidden knowledge". I have high hopes for Quora (one of th
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by ericjang 11y ago
Does anyone know what software was used to render the animations? His interview with Adobe suggests that he makes 3D models in Blender, but I'm not sure about the renderer.
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by ericjang 11y ago
Non-expert DL practitioner here. The coverage is very good - if I were running some kind of "Deep Learning onboarding class" for a university or tech company, this is what I would present. My favorite aspect of this book is that i
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I think the authors chose the wrong narrative to discuss in their motivation for the paper. Anyway, it's easier to just shoot a movie / VR content with multiple cameras than go through frame-by-frame to make sure the AI isn't

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