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by heyitsguay 8y ago
Very misleading title about a very interesting development! A link to the actual paper is here: https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.01561 . In less clickbaity terms, DeepMind has developed a scalable system for distributed train
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by heyitsguay 8y ago
Can't access the article, but the abstract reads like this is inference only. If that's so, this still could be useful. For instance, you could train a network somewhere else, then implement the learned function optically.
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by heyitsguay 8y ago
Cancer is many diseases, that all happen to be characterized by uncontrolled cell growth. A "cure for cancer" is like a "cure for fever".
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by heyitsguay 8y ago
Average air temperature according to whom? How do you verify the values, recorded ostensibly from sensors, were ever measured? How do you verify historical data for everything pre-2018?
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by heyitsguay 8y ago
A year ago, a group of us at UMD took a couple weeks to go through this paper. It's got some interesting insights, but like all theory papers right now, gaps remain. The construction they present for learning Hamiltonians of low polyno
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by heyitsguay 8y ago
We can in fact image them in multiple ways! Check out these super high resolution images of vesicles on a cell wall - the honeycomb bits are the vesicles' clathrin cages: https://taraskalab.nhlbi.nih.gov/media/
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
And as always with posts on Russian interference, an immediate comment a few minutes later denying and whatabouting any activity. HN is within the sights of the disinformation machine.
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
The future value of NNs for creative media is in human productivity enhancement, not in replacement. Speedier asset generation, probably new procedural content, new image filter techniques. Personally I'm very excited to see what human
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
Agreed. Also, if the goal is to use this with data-processing workflows, interop with Python and R would be really helpful. Not that I have any idea how easy or difficult that might be.
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Guberniya? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yei3mJm33SQ
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
You're right, it would've been more accurate to just say "graduate" instead of "PhD", I'll edit it. I don't think I mentioned undergrads though.
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
The misinformation in this thread is astounding. This is targeting graduate student tuition waivers : waivers given to students who are usually also receiving a stipend, who are almost never taking out loans to manage degree costs. It&#x27
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by heyitsguay 9y ago
Interesting, could you say a little more about that?