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gadjo95
5y ago
> The Princeton University researchers behind the paper found that there's a less than 1 percent probability that the changes occurred naturally. "So you're telling me there is still a chance" - Dumb & Dumber
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gadjo95
5y ago
The days are long, but the years are short
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gadjo95
6y ago
Is it dangerous for human ? I'm thinking like the ozone hole we used to have in South America in the past.
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gadjo95
7y ago
Rumor is that they are also going to cancel their launch in Brazil. I think they are just re-focusing and trying to make money instead of burning it. Launching in a new market is always expensive.
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gadjo95
7y ago
I think you could take some ideas from the Foundation Series of Asimov ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundation_series )
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Meetup.com payment changes coming soon
(meetup.com)
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7y ago
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gadjo95
7y ago
I used it 2 times in Brazil (I think their first market) and really enjoy the whole process. I used it to go to the airport. Friday night with traffic, you need almost 2 hours to reach the airport from my home. Using that I could do it in
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Speech2Face: Learning the Face Behind a Voice
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7y ago
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Organizing the largest machine learning meetup group in Latin America
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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gadjo95
8y ago
Not that true: https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2017/06/13/why-the-us-has...
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gadjo95
9y ago
Because otherwise people will just submit random picture for the lulz
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gadjo95
9y ago
The most relevant part of the article: David Duvenaud, an assistant professor in the same department as Hinton at the University of Toronto, says deep learning has been somewhat like engineering before physics. “Someone writes a paper and
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gadjo95
9y ago
I hope they are thinking of the shortcomings of doing that: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/mg7w4x/canada-hub...
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gadjo95
9y ago
Well they want to improve their model now: https://www.kaggle.com/c/zillow-prize-1
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gadjo95
9y ago
> Also, what is SOTA? State Of The Art
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gadjo95
12y ago
It's just that you are not following closely what companies in Japan are doing. As a reminder Shaft company bought by Google was way better than the robot from Boston Dynamics during the Darpa Challenge: http://spectrum.ieee
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gadjo95
12y ago
I'm not complaining about how primitive it is. I'm complaining about using buzzword when at the end it is just a random network disguised in a brain structure (and I'm just talking about geometry). There is nothing to do bett
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12y ago
github page: https://github.com/nxxcxx/Neural-Network
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gadjo95
12y ago
Is it based on anything or just some random connection and nice visualization (which then isn't really impressive)