janhenr

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by janhenr 5y ago
Hi there! What you could do is give a GPA just for your major courses (which are more likely to be later in your curriculum).
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Pitching your early stage startup(stripe.com)
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by janhenr 6y ago
Hi Bert and Otto, As a fellow belgian, I have been following you and segments closely. Congrats on being the first belgian YC company :). From the beginning onwards I was wondering why you chose to put such an emphasis on segmentation label
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Chinese undergrads will determine outcome of AI Arms Race(chinatechblog.org)
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Chinese Undergrads Will Determine the Outcome of the US-China AI Arms Race(chinatechblog.org)
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by janhenr 6y ago
Check out ohmyzsh for a great ~/.zshrc
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AppHarvest S-1(sec.gov)
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Relentless.com(relentless.com)
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RepVGG: Making VGG-Style ConvNets Great Again(arxiv.org)
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by janhenr 6y ago
I genuinely wonder what this means for the future of DeepMind. Is it supposed to be profitable or is it just R&D spending for Google? Where are the paths to profitability for them? Are they counting on more expensive GPT-4,5,6 APIs?
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by janhenr 6y ago
> I guess I'm just asking if COCO or ImageNet-trained networks are actually noticeably superior for most real-world tasks, or if it's just a metric that's used because the performance differences only show up in the long t
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by janhenr 6y ago
I do really like the idea of an MNIST alternative to very quickly verify ideas. However I have a few nitpicks: 1. 10 classes is way too small to make meaningful estimates as to how well a model will do on a "proper" image datatse
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by janhenr 6y ago
LPT: firefox on mobile allows you to install extensions such as ublock
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by janhenr 6y ago
The League of Legends x Apple announcement is bigger than people might think. I 100 % believe that this is the start of a massive shift from pc/console to mobile which we have seen before in China. In fact, it is clear from this announ
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by janhenr 6y ago
I think we can both agree that there is a lot of value in knowing the "actual value" (as opposed to speculative value) of things in our society. Knowing the actual value of things is impossible for multiple reasons it (it changes
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by janhenr 6y ago
The fact that stocks can be bought and sold quickly has a use, namely that the price should signal how the market values this asset.
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by janhenr 6y ago
As most of Bezos' fortune is in Amazon stock, this money is not exactly sleeping.
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by janhenr 6y ago
No, in production rectangle images are reshaped and resized to square ones.
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by janhenr 6y ago
Last amount disclosed was in the area of $25B
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by janhenr 6y ago
Something is definitely moving in the market. A lot of these IPOs (Unity, Palantir, AirBnB, etc.) were highly anticipated months back already.
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by janhenr 6y ago
I enormously appreciate the resources OpenAI provides to start out in DRL such as this one. However, OpenAI has (purposely?) left out the brittleness of their algorithms to parameter choice and code-level optimizations [1] in the past. As a
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by janhenr 6y ago
Just fyi: On Firefox Mobile, the menu text (white) disappears into the background (white).
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by janhenr 6y ago
There might be some other reasons for shipping different models for the iPad vs the iPhone. F.e., if the iPad is more often used inside rather than outside, you could use a fine-tuned version of your big CNN to this smaller set of classes
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by janhenr 6y ago
Well, there is a whole seperate line of research concerning the topic of these input perturbations ranging from PGD to just Gaussian noise. This model does not claim to defend against any of those.
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by janhenr 6y ago
OP could have applied for leverage in other applications to be fair.
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by janhenr 6y ago
Thank you for sharing these insights. Definitely a fascinating read!
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by janhenr 6y ago
Check out Han Song's (MIT, most well-known for NN compression) Lab new paper on gradient leaking and follow-up work. https://arxiv.org/abs/1906.08935 I attended a talk by him recently and was very impressed by the
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by janhenr 6y ago
It is, unfortunately, not revolutionary at all. The Lottery Ticket Hypothesis won a Best Paper Award because the idea is very intuitive and elegant. However, the compression rates (9x) of this follow-up work on ImageNet are far from impress
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by janhenr 7y ago
The question if somebody else would have made the smartphone is besides the point. Apple made the iPhone under the leadership of Steve Jobs, meaning the company profits enormously and thus the company can reward Steve Jobs enormously.
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by janhenr 7y ago
Hey man! Nice work! On mobile (Android), however, your navbar falls out of the screen.

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