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by espeed 7y ago
Regardless what you think of the tactics, the sanctions are an economic vise -- a negotiating tactic to leverage a position -- it has nothing to do with race.
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MIT's new interactive ML prediction tool could give everyone AI superpowers(techcrunch.com)
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MIT Probabilistic Computing Project http://probcomp.csail.mit.edu/ The Design and Implementation of Probabilistic Programming Languages ( https://dippl.org ) by Noah D. Goodman https://cocolab.stanford.
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NotesArt Studio: Translating Music Into Visual Art(notesartstudio.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
Julia is fast becoming one of the great programming languages of our era. Julia is not going away, its usage is only becoming more pervasive. Imagine if you had learned Python 20 years ago. Julia's founding sponsor is Dr. Jeremy Kepner
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A general-purpose probabilistic programming system with programmable inference(github.com)
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CMU and Google XLNet Tops Bert; Achieves SOTA Results on 18 NLP Tasks(medium.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
notkid...a green account 12 hours old. Who are you? Contact me from your .gov or .mil address and I'll reply. And following that, if you want a public reply, OK.
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by espeed 7y ago
Redis with GraphBLAS [1] gives you a "well thought out model", exteme performance, and all the goodness of a linear algebra relational model under the hood, which can easily run on CPUS/GPUS/TPUS or a combination thereof
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WebAssembly Support for Halide(github.com)
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On the Space-Theory of Matter (1876) – William Kingdon Clifford(en.wikisource.org)
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by espeed 7y ago
"The power of the unaided mind is greatly exaggerated. It is 'things' that make us smart, the cognitive artifacts that allow human beings to overcome the limitations of human memory and conscious reasoning." - Donald A.
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by espeed 7y ago
It really is winner take all ... There’s room for exactly one non-Apple operating system, and what’s that worth? $400 billion that would be transferred from company G [Google] to company M [Microsoft]. -- Bill Gates Who'd have known
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Immersive machine learning at Google(cloudblog.withgoogle.com)
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Solving the heat equation: Differential equations, chapter 3 [video](youtube.com)
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Wasserstein Dependency Measure for Representation Learning [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by espeed 7y ago
Hundreds of the best papers have been posted on Hacker News over the years. Some of the rare gems too. Look through people's posting history for inspiration. And use Google Scholar [1]. At some point you may discover you're search
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by espeed 7y ago
Focus on the structures, leave the algorithms for later. Seek out and study the papers, and build each data structure one by one. You'll know you understand it when you can build it, when you can see its structure. There's a maste
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Slang: A simple audio programming language implemented in JavaScript(github.com)
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Evidently 'adnam [1] (adnam@sdf) [2] is Adam Hayward [3]. The bike in the pic is a Dahon [4] folding bike. Adam's freeshell site [5] contains a password-protected link to his CV (request sent). Here's an archive of his Bristo
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by espeed 7y ago
Analyze voidnull's use of pronouns and do a sim search over other users' accounts on HN and the Web. "Our most forgettable words, such as pronouns and prepositions, can be the most revealing: their patterns are as distinctive
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by espeed 7y ago
Cycloidal paths show up throughout the quantum world (hints of which I've posted about before [1]). This is the first time I've seen anyone pose a possible relationship between the cycloid, life and the helix. And in any case, som
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by espeed 7y ago
A few weeks ago when I was searching for signs of cycloids hiding in nature, I came across scanned images of this obscure 1997 paper by Harvey A Jetmore Jr: "An Hypothesis of Antinomy [0]" Parts [1] and [2]. One idea that jumped
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Protecting World Leaders Against Deep Fakes (2019) [pdf](openaccess.thecvf.com)
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by espeed 7y ago
Would this make WireGuard UDP tunneling over TCP easier?
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by espeed 7y ago
To maximize reach, have you explored what would take for a first-class Redis wasm [1] implementation, maybe pairing it with Terra [2] for Lua scripting. [1] http://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/exec/index.ht
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by espeed 7y ago
"How can you see the wave, when you're the water? Always be questoning. That's the only defence. What can't you say? And why?" [1] [1] What You Can't Say http://www.paulgraham.com/say.html
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Another Mind-Crushing Illusion: Straight or Curved Motion?(slate.com)
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See Holonomic brain theory (the brain as an antenna) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holonomic_brain_theory
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by espeed 7y ago
There's a microphone in the Samsung TV smart remote.

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