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hooande
7y ago
I believe the transformer-xl pre-trained model can also be downloaded, to provide a similar long term memory functionality as the compression transformer. I don't have a direct link, but it's available via huggingface https:/
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hooande
7y ago
if most of the web that you visited looked like 4chan, you should have been going to different sites
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hooande
7y ago
verbal focus helps my chess. when I think things like "he's trying to mount an attack on my queen's side", verbalized as words, it helps me to understand what I'm seeing in a new way
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hooande
7y ago
great UI for this. very novel and intuitive
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hooande
7y ago
@dang, hate to be that guy, but can we add "[2018]" to the title?
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hooande
7y ago
it's entirely for personal use. this iteration is an android app with a ui similar to twitter. I manually save urls to a file in broad categories and occasionally import them into a database. It parses titles tags, favicons and some co
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hooande
7y ago
My problem with bookmarks isn't managing them, but remembering that they exist. It always seems faster to type words into google than to try to remember whatever taxonomy or tagging scheme. And I never go back to check for "someth
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Glove Keyboard
(hackaday.io)
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hooande
7y ago
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hooande
7y ago
never use the phrase "AI Winter" again. never.
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hooande
7y ago
You can't disprove the idea of "make work jobs are not necessary" by citing that a lot of people have jobs
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hooande
7y ago
what's the blowback that you envision? maybe one of his investors will say "you used to be an alcoholic so we're pulling funding"?
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hooande
7y ago
Given your success, I'm surprised that you feel the need to remain anonymous. Is it only social stigma, or do you think that there would be business or professional consequences if people knew that you are an alcoholic in recovery?
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hooande
7y ago
this product looks interesting. just my unsolicited opinion, but if your goals are wide adoption and/or monetization you're probably better off open sourcing this. I can't say how useful it is or isn't without playing wi
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hooande
7y ago
ethics and interpretability were the major trends of 2019, across the field
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hooande
7y ago
do you have a github repo? if not, why did you choose to self host? edit: ok, sorry I missed the whole section of your website that answers this. let me rephrase as, "can you say more about why you chose not to open source?"
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hooande
7y ago
You have none. a tv crew could set up outside your house and record indefinitely. or even go through your trash. People are allowed to record public spaces. It's just bad behavior and the consequences are social
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hooande
7y ago
topstonks is hilarious, well done it's sad that this version of oppsdaily didn't work out, but I think this is a valuable concept. there is a very small market of people who are looking for startup ideas and side projects, but a l
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hooande
7y ago
serious question, how is this interesting beyond "Caesar had a significant cavalry advantage"?
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hooande
7y ago
The goal of science is to produce a testable hypothesis. The world is full of things that people can 'explain', or even prove with mathematics, but don't hold up to basic experimental testing or reproducibility. Every new the
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hooande
7y ago
I don't know how many of you are familiar with Kaggle competitions, but the winning scores on the leaderboards can come down to 0.0001 points of accuracy or less. Winning something like that with an explainable model is like having one
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hooande
7y ago
This isn't how it works, at all. You're going to get better results with 1,000 parameters than with 100 explainable ones. There's a limit to how much humans can understand. We use machine learning to surpass that limit
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hooande
7y ago
Often the point of a non-fiction book is to spend hours thinking deeply about the book's subject. You could probably get the major ideas in the length of a short blog post. But that's spending 10 minutes thinking about the topic a
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hooande
7y ago
how big of a temperature difference do thermoelectric materials usually require? is it like dozens or hundreds of degrees over a given period, or something that's likely to be encountered in a normal environment?
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I think the advantage of an establishment like McDonalds over a government run community center is that McDonalds is a business that has a clear purpose. People turn their noses up at fast food restaurants, but they are ubiquitous and there
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The first criteria for a Third Place (wikipedia link below) is "Occupants of third places have little to no obligation to be there. They are not tied down to the area financially, politically, legally, or otherwise and are free to come
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I think this study is testing the wrong hypothesis. Their idea is that people get "radicalized" by being recommended extremist content after watching mainstream news videos. ie, fox news -> 911 conspiracy videos. They demonstra
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hooande
7y ago
the cost of cache misses, even at google scale, is still trivial compared to their revenue
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hooande
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is there an alternative to the scientific method that I don't know about? I don't think I've seen anyone question the basic framework before
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This is just using GANs to generate fake profiles. It does scale better than making up fake people by hand, but to what end? I'm not sure if there's a direct relationship between the ease of creating fake accounts and their cultur
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hooande
7y ago
really like the ui and experience, you're on to something here these meals just seem...odd. I have a very basic diet, no avacado toast or carrots with hummus. maybe your initial options could have like, burgers and fries or pizza or so
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