iraphael

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by iraphael 10y ago
Blog post from a while ago, with nice visualizations, but heavy browser computation: http://www.r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-machine-learning-part-1/
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by iraphael 10y ago
> I encourage our greatest minds to build the tools that will computationally create almost all possible scenarios a driverless vehicle can encounter That's not as simple as the writer seems to think it is. Autonomous vehicles can o
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by iraphael 10y ago
> In theory, both of the accumulators are unbounded, but in practice, we noticed their values remain quite small This empirical fact is used to their advantage, but it is not proven that this is generally the case (tbh, it might be nearl
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by iraphael 10y ago
These seem to be the papers for DeepMask [1] and SharpMask [2] [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1506.06204 [2] https://arxiv.org/abs/1603.08695
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by iraphael 10y ago
I'm reading up on Cellular Neural Networks and it seems like they are simple convolutions, of which you can specify the kernel. In fact, this library is just calling scipy.signal.convolve2d() with different kernels [2]. The research (f
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by iraphael 10y ago
which brings up the other problem of why aren't there backups
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by iraphael 10y ago
And this is one that explains everything OP needs to understand the confusing sentence from their intro: http://mccormickml.com/2016/04/19/word2vec-tutorial-the-skip...
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by iraphael 10y ago
I'm interested in the consequences of, instead of "everyone" carrying out SENPAI, having a more efficient STB Matching System (Spin The Bottle). Sure, it could backfire: interested parties may fall victims of the universe&#x2
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by iraphael 10y ago
I also liked this explanation of the Typicality assumption http://scientifica.wikia.com/wiki/The_Typicality_Assumption
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by iraphael 10y ago
My understanding of the post is it would host learned models. You'd train them wherever, but host the learned model in algorithmia, which exposes it through an api, making it easy for others to use your model.
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by iraphael 10y ago
I don't know how much time you want to put into it, but the first few videos of the Stanford iOS development course (available on YouTube [1]) has a good explanation of how to layout things. I am, however, also a beginner to iOS dev, s
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by iraphael 10y ago
I was wondering the same thing.
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by iraphael 10y ago
I'm pretty sure these kinds of regulations have existed in the US for a while too. According to [1], having an algorithm be interpretable (which NNs aren't) is a legal requirement in any financial decisions subject to anti-discrim
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by iraphael 10y ago
Interesting to see more js in hn, esp with collapse-comments. For a while now, hn has (in)famously had only a couple of functions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11307758 (Not that the new features changed this dramat
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by iraphael 10y ago
Is there a statistical difference in accident rate between high and low income populations? If so, do we know what the fatality/miles rate is in the group that would be able to afford a tesla? When I read the blog post, I couldn't
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by iraphael 10y ago
Yeah I don't understand the reasoning behind this at all.
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Show HN: Same-tbh – vim-like macros for bash(github.com)
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by iraphael 11y ago
Truces are declared to some extent with patent pools. Not a lot of action towards lobbying Congress for patent reform, though (which is very needed). http://www.wipo.int/export/sites/www/ip-competition/en
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by iraphael 11y ago
actually the second line won't be cleared. A hole will be left where you're thinking each of the top blocks would fall into.
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by iraphael 11y ago
Ohh, in that case, we could train the LSTM only with code that was used to generate it. Unfortunately, I think that's just not enough data to get interesting results. Maybe we could train it on multiple different kinds of implementatio
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by iraphael 11y ago
Oh yes, those experiments would have been fun. But let me explain what I had in mind. Potential Literature is about finding meaning in things. Meaning is human-made anyways, so anyone can find meaning in the most random of things. Having a
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by iraphael 11y ago
I thought the same. Perhaps we can think of a way to do it? The only thing coming to mind is either using a markov chain or a char-RNN to generate code files. The latter has been done here: http://karpathy.github.io/2015&#x2
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by iraphael 11y ago
That's an interesting solution. I'm on OSX too but I use Terminal.app. I'll try to find a similar feature for it or look into iTerm. Thanks :)
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Terminal color schemes that play nice with f.lux?
4 points by iraphael 11y ago|2 comments
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How The Brain Learns To See(ted.com)
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by iraphael 11y ago
Is there a mailing list for discussions of currently-proposed RFCs? I couldn't find it on ietf's website. e: I may have found it: https://www.rfc-editor.org/mailman/listinfo/rfc-interest
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by iraphael 11y ago
My linkedin URL has a prefix "br." because I signed up when I still lived in Brazil. That makes Glassbowl crash and alert me the URL is invalid...
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by iraphael 11y ago
I understand the limitations, but I was excited to be able to read sites I usually visit while still immersing myself in the language.
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by iraphael 11y ago
Demand that control from the content provider. The man in the middle shouldn't touch your content.
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by iraphael 11y ago
When I first saw the article I was excited for it, because I thought Readlang had an "immersion"-type feature, where it translates every page I visit to french and un-translates on demand. Not saying that would work better , but

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