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by jhartmann 12y ago
Bryce, This seems very interesting. I have been working on a Neural Network SaaS startup for awhile now, and I think my plans could align with this program. I just wanted to say thanks to you and OATV for trying this experiment. I think
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by jhartmann 12y ago
There is also a paper published with technical details at http://arxiv.org/abs/1502.02766 . They are using Spatial Pyramid Pooling like the Microsoft Deep Learning group out of China combined with a sliding window eval
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This is very interesting, they have trained a 12 layer network to play Go, and that does quite well by itself. They also have built an asynchronous Monte-Carlo search + Neural Network implementation as a proof of concept. More awesome stu
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Move Evaluation in Go Using Deep Convolutional Neural Networks(arxiv.org)
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The Face Detection Algorithm Set to Revolutionize Image Search(technologyreview.com)
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Exotic Propulsion Initiative(ssi.org)
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Project Gregory – Global solution for people without home(kickstarter.com)
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by jhartmann 12y ago
Renewables are not already viable, they are never going to be viable but for a small portion of our energy needs. Because Physics. They just don't have enough concentrated energy. Take solar for example, take a look at http:&#x2F
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Actually the D + D reaction has two equally probable branches (and one very improbable one that makes an alpha particle and a gamma ray, which is mostly ignored), one makes Tritium and a Proton and the other makes D + He3. So the D + D rea
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Best of luck to you and your team, I really think that alternative paths to Fusion should have been explored since Farnsworth. Instead we have the crazy massive superconducting cathedral's that are literally trying to blow themselves
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I am super excited about this driver. I worked on the early drm first at Precision Insight and then at VA Linux Systems, and having hardware validated command streams seperate for each process is just such a huge deal for performance. I w
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Was probably Remicade, it blocks Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha which is a main component to the inflamation response. If you are currently experiencing a cytokine storm (which is basically run away inflamation) it will do the trick quite qui
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FOCUS FUSION: emPOWERtheWORLD(indiegogo.com)
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Tisch MS Center's FDA-Approved Phase I Stem Cell Trial for Multiple Sclerosis(indiegogo.com)
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I have met Carmack before at Siggraph many years ago and I can say that he struck me as someone who was a 'Code Troll' because he loved it. That he made money was great, but I think he has such a deep love of the technology for t
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by jhartmann 13y ago
I saw that and maybe its stretching it a little bit, but I know Patrice Simard was involved in this sort of research relatively early (he started at Microsoft in 99, and worked at Bell Labs before.) I would not be surprised if there were s
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Public cloud is not for everyone. If you have a large number of machines that have to run all the time and are being taxed, then public cloud services do not make sense. If you are doing complex machine learning, large scale web crawling&
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Thanks for calling this out. Its a discussion that I really think needs to happen. I personally love the concept of yc, and see the value but for a good portion of the entrepreneur community it can't work out because of the economics.
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Terrible is a strong word, but I don't think these terms are good for lots of companies. Each company is at a different stage when they first start raising seed funding. Some companies might just be worth 1 MM, but if you have a stro
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by jhartmann 13y ago
Actually it needs any OpenCL SDK, not AMD APP SDK specifically. If you were building for an Altera FPGA or an NVidia card you would use their OpenCL SDK. OpenCL is typically a LLVM frontend and backend for the hardware in question (or som
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While CUBLAS is available out there, it is not something that can be run on such a wide array of hardware. This is probably of great interest to startups wanting to do things on things on FPGA's and mobile devices. They now have a we
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I noticed this today as I was searching around for some opencl image routines, and thought it was of general interest to the community. I really think this is an awesome thing, and the availability of a high performance open source BLAS th
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AMD releases APPML source code, creates clMath library(developer.amd.com)
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About 10 years ago he talked to some of us guys writing 3D drivers for Linux, he is all kinds of awesome when it comes to code skills and spent a few hours geeking out with us at Siggraph. About a year before, I got to see his coding in ac
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Just curious, what are you up to these days? Got another startup cooking, or are you looking for the next place to hang your hat for awhile before you go out and kick ass again?
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Jeff, Are there any plans to offer something like ubuntu images in the future for VDI? Many developers really don't use windows much anymore, and you could probably offer a more competitive price point when there is no need for licens
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On Launching a Brand – Upfront Ventures Four Months In(bothsidesofthetable.com)
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Goldman Sachs thinks it can make money by being a do-gooder(washingtonpost.com)
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Twitter’s Silent Chairman(techcrunch.com)
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by jhartmann 13y ago
This is a link to a post that was not crafted specifically for HN and submissions are often reset to the contents of the html title tag automatically even if the post is not given that text to begin with.

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