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by guicho271828 9y ago
4. should make distinction between the one primarily used for recreation and one also used for e.g. commuting. Majority of cars are used purely for transportation and are expendable. Therefore it is reasonable to introduce a shift to electr
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by guicho271828 9y ago
This article deserves more attention.
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by guicho271828 9y ago
OK, reversible updates. You need to somehow store the parent state information in order to backtrack. And the natural way to do this is to push the edge/diff info in the stack. By doing so you only have to maintain one state at a time,
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by guicho271828 9y ago
That idea is nearly 30 yrs old, it is the whole point of IDA* (Korf 85) and maybe Frontier Search (Korf 99) too. Their benefits, drawbacks and the cure are all well studied. I'm surprised some people who discuss AI do not know these fa
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by guicho271828 9y ago
I bet you already know MCTS. But I see you have a problem with defining "fast". Define "fast". You can usually only say something is faster or slower. Absolute speed depends on the machine resource and the low-level opti
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by guicho271828 9y ago
Guided by domain-independent lowerbound functions, obviously. There are lots of research in this area, see every year there are papers on heuristic search in AAAI. ML people are simply not reading them and citing them.
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by guicho271828 9y ago
Regarding logic and DL, there is NeSy workshop in London http://neural-symbolic.org/
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by guicho271828 9y ago
CL's debugger is just a function, and the key is not to be distracted by the name "debugger". As said, you can have a custom "debugger" which does not look like a debugger, but a general purpose user interface in th
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by guicho271828 9y ago
It enters the debugger due to the error. In the debugger menu you see additional entries YES and NO. yes or no? [Condition of type SIMPLE-ERROR] Restarts: 0: [YES] YES 1: [NO] NO 2: [RETRY] Retry SLIME R
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by guicho271828 9y ago
As an interesting example, conditions and restarts can be used to implement an interactive system that is composable with other programs . For instance, you can implement a simple y/n question handler as follows: (defun fn1 ()
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by guicho271828 9y ago
I've been writing in Common Lisp for 7 years and am working on a python project for ~8 month (for a machine learning task w/ Tensorflow). I am insanely irritated by countless points, to name a few: * Python REPL does not check and
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by guicho271828 9y ago
just look at slimv
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by guicho271828 10y ago
A funny thing is: A typical response from CLers to this type of comment is "yes CL can handle large projects". There is a definition gap, though, where one imagines a project that is "large as in a company", i.e. a larg
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by guicho271828 10y ago
Yes, almost certainly, except very fresh new libraries.
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by guicho271828 10y ago
oh, those 1000 lines of C... If you think small code/functions are the just the result of "short term decision", that is wrong. Small and short doesn't imply ill-developed, short-sighted nor a lack of whole picture. Sma
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by guicho271828 10y ago
Q. definitional scoping in CL? A1. Use a quasiquote and comma instead of a quote, which embeds the value inline. Not the direct answer though. (let ((msg "Hello")) (eval `(print ,msg))) A2. Declare the variable as a SPE
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by guicho271828 11y ago
This is not the modern way to setup common lisp environment at all. https://github.com/snmsts/roswell is a oneshot answer for setting up Common Lisp implementation, Quicklisp and the-shell-scripting-environment-for-CL.
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by guicho271828 12y ago
The pdf seems odd to me --- all "fi"'s are invisible, e.g., "fi"rm, signi"fi"cant, bene"fi"t...