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by eva1984 10y ago
Word2vec doesn't use RNN. It has only one softmax layer after embedding.
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by eva1984 10y ago
My thought exactly.Silicon Valley is still top spots for tech hunter, but it is not irreplaceable. As to the startup thing. The tech bubble hasn't burst, yet. But valuation of startups, big or small, are already taking hits, which mea
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by eva1984 10y ago
There is a documentary from Vice that talks about the kind of fake funeral in more details. http://www.vice.com/video/a-good-day-to-die-fake-funerals-in... It is used and viewed as a therapy for a lot of people. I do a
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by eva1984 10y ago
Agreed, should offer like program for employees to participate. But I want to say this is different than those forced laughters or exercises the article tries to put them together, the latter, especially the laughing part feels pretty creep
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by eva1984 10y ago
I think you misread this from beginning. As someone from eastern asian background, this feels not like some shady play that employer forces people into, rather I think it is close to a what is a catharsis or some sort of confession in weste
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by eva1984 10y ago
This is like trolling everyone for no real good reason..Confusing to say the least
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by eva1984 10y ago
True. Just find out. But Chrome's console yield undefined to me...Weird. Edit: find the reason. It is because I am trying to assign a property to int. Seems JS won't allow this to primitive type? Edit: Python won't allow assi
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by eva1984 10y ago
Well, just want to say for one example here, why Python is hard to speedup than JS. In Python, essentially every object is a dictionary. And behavior like, "x.y = 'z'" is legal, meaning pretty much everything could be pu
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by eva1984 10y ago
But those jobs are already shitty. I visited Amazon warehouse once, the workers there aren't happy. Guess no one will if your daily work is about following instructions on the screen to move stuff from A to B. The warehouse is noisy, a
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by eva1984 10y ago
Which is unlikely. If UK walks out of all this, with all the perks it asks for and even less responsibility, just for kindness, then EU will inch towards to be a bigger failure. Of course things are going to change. As a good outcome, chang
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by eva1984 10y ago
They can sell cars to other countries. And UK will still buy them, just fewer.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Amazon has a big branch in Dublin too. Even before the whole Brexit thing, Ireland is already a center. I would say it is good time to bet in more.
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by eva1984 10y ago
This is not a Elasticsearch focused book. Rather, it is using ES as a tool in order to provide an concrete and practical walkthrough about how to achieve semantic relevancy in real world application. It is not concerning too much about the
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by eva1984 10y ago
This book is fantastic! Read a MEAP version of it, cannot state more how helpful it has been!
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by eva1984 10y ago
> Modern machines are so fast you can run an incredible amount of concurrency on a single large node, so why bother too much with scaling. Because that node might die any second.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Best HN response.
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by eva1984 10y ago
What's done is done. Facebook won't delete your data, once U registered, give your gender/age, you are probably forever screwed, forever becoming a data point that waiting to be targeted.
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by eva1984 10y ago
In academia most professors are doing some or most of their projects for the source of funding, which I think is not too much about public good anyway. I think it is about time for machine learning researchers to go to industry, there isn&#
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by eva1984 10y ago
WWDC is so boring, didn't even get my interests to look at their announcement.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Users, how are u going to gain those many users.
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by eva1984 10y ago
It beats human with accuracy. Which makes it more practical. Computer doesn't need to be strong AI to replace human.
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by eva1984 10y ago
I resonate with this...but the progress will not stop. If US is not going to do this, China will, Japan will, and then US will need to follow then import it. There is no way back. How it will shift the society, we will need to see. I don&#x
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by eva1984 10y ago
The backend estimation is laughable. I don't think the author really understand what he/she is talking about. For example, search. Having a search functionality is one thing, having a usable search is completely a different thing.
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by eva1984 10y ago
I bet the author didn't count the account of time of downloading data to a single box. Scalability, sometimes, is not a choice.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Big companies can afford to pay, startups are not.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Just curious, why UC system has such a budget crisis? What leads to this?
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by eva1984 10y ago
That will make company like MS/Google/FB/AMAZN, invincible. Startups are going to be starved. They will not have that much leverage to recruit desired talents.
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by eva1984 10y ago
Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea, first chairman of the National Defence Commission of the DPRK and supreme commander of the Korean People's Army ==== Queen of Meereen, Queen of the Andals(, the Rhoynar) and th
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by eva1984 10y ago
I really dislike this notion. It reminds me either a giant evil computer hivemind or some sexy female robots. I think it is more a pop culture creation, the purpose of which is focused on sensational value that elicits fear or fascination,
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by eva1984 10y ago
On a high level, sort() is a seq2seq function, I think throw LSTM/RNN will yield some interesting results to this problem.

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