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by hsikka 6y ago
I’m not sure I follow this line of thought. If all the grocery stores did this, then I agree society would certainly take action: build better, more open grocery stores. surely the same principle applies here, A business like Twitter can ch
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by hsikka 6y ago
That term is something I sort of came up with, but certainly there are some cool papers. https://arxiv.org/abs/1905.10985 Is one, talking about using ideas like neural architecture search to build better learning syste
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Ask HN: Are distributed, remote research labs are possible now?
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by hsikka 6y ago
Building learning systems that can operate on multiple modalities, and are totally interpretable. I think of these requirements as the basis for the next big jump in software usability, (I.e much better intelligent user interfaces) AGI is n
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by hsikka 6y ago
Great points, I’ll follow up via email!
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Ask HN: How to Commercialize Research?
2 points by hsikka 6y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Opportunity for a New Bell Labs
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Ask HN: What are the most ambitious startups you know?
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Benchmarking Differentially Private Residual Networks for Medical Imagery(harshsikka.com)
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by hsikka 6y ago
Hey HN! This thesis was the culmination of more than a year's worth of fulltime research. It was a blast to do, and in an exciting area. I've currently transitioned to a research scientist role at a defense company after completin
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Show HN: My Thesis on Unsupervised Learning of Disentangled Representations(arxiv.org)
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Creating Large, Sparse, Multitask Neural Networks(harshsikka.com)
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The Math Required for Deep Learning(harshsikka.com)
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Creating, Managing, and Understanding Large, Sparse, Multitask Neural Networks(harshsikka.me)
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A Closer Look at Disentangling in β-VAE(harshsikka.me)
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by hsikka 7y ago
This is amazing, thank you! I will most definitely take you up on your offer!
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Ask HN: How to Self Study Physics?
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Ask HN: How to self-study physics?
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Stochastic Depth Neural Networks Implemented in TensorFlow(github.com)
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The Do-It-Yourself PhD: Doing Independent Research in Machine Learning(harshsikka.me)
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Ask HN: Is functional immortality possible? What are the blockers to longevity?
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by hsikka 7y ago
I don’t know if this qualifies as Citizen science in the traditional sense, but I’m planning on doing a lot more I’d ependent research in Machine Learning this year. My focus is on Neural Architecture Search, Modularity, and biologically in
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The DIY PhD in Machine Learning(harshsikka.me)
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by hsikka 7y ago
I personally think that there is still enormous room for improvement in applying even modern cutting edge techniques to real world usecases and industry. Also, I think interpretability and the introduction of better understood priors will l
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Ask HN: What will the state of AI be in 10 years?
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The DIY PhD: Doing Independent Research in Machine Learning(harshsikka.me)
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The Personal Deep Learning PhD(harshsikka.me)
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by hsikka 7y ago
Hey HN! I've been contemplating doing independent research in ML and DL, and am really interested in building some informal structure around the activity. I just wanted to share my thoughts on the topic and get your feedback!
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The DIY PhD: Doing Independent Machine Learning Research(harshsikka.me)
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by hsikka 7y ago
Wow thank you for the feedback! I love the idea that its a more natural, unobtrusive extension rather than an explicit agent sitting there.

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