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jostmey
9y ago
Someone told me that market behavior is anticipatory. Makes sense I guess. So everyone must be assuming that because expectations are up now (because of new stuff), that they will be down next quarter (no new stuff coming)?
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10y ago
Great point. Let's regress backwards. San Francisco's housing crises and living cost is self inflicted by limiting supply.
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Implementation of recurrent attention module
(github.com)
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10y ago
I want to see a study done on such a devices safety. The sound waves it emit are able to desiccate clothing. What is the effect of these sound waves escaping the device? Would it desiccate living tissue?
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10y ago
So basically because the cost of living in San Francisco is scary, everyone is looking for the next start-up center and assuming it will be somewhere outside the United States. But there are many other cheap places to live in the US, much c
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Rethinking Recurrent Neural Networks
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10y ago
I hate the format of the Nature paper. I have no idea how the algorithm is different than their neural turing machine
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10y ago
Of course it is hard to define how wealth is attained. But does that mean we should not try? What is worse? Giving up or finding a partially satisfactory solution? There may never exist a precise test for how wealth is created, but it would
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10y ago
I think it sad that there is only one word for wealth. It does not distinguish how a person attained that wealth. Was it inherited? Was the wealth created? Or was it taken at the expense of others? How society treats and taxes the wealthy s
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10y ago
How many jobs will be really required?
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10y ago
There's something special when a certain density of talented people live together. Moving toward an isolated environment is never a good idea. I'm sure the title is a little misleading. Disclaimer: I have nothing against New Zeala
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Recurrent Weighted Average Model Implemented as TensorFlow RNN Cell
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10y ago
Author here: I'm doing my best to extend the RNNCell, but frankly I don't know what I am doing. Suggestions and corrections to the code are appreciated!
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Recurrent attention model implemented as TensorFlow RRNCell
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10y ago
I just submitted my application. Would it be possible to add a notification that the application has been successfully submitted? Perhaps that is not possible with the package you are using.
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10y ago
Neither am I going to commit a terrorist act. What is your point? That it is okay for the rich get to live under a different set of rules?
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10y ago
When I was in downtown San Francisco the streets were lined with homeless people. I had never seen so many homeless people in one area. Maybe there are not so many homeless in other parts of the bay area, but not from what I saw.
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10y ago
I lived in Chicago for 8 years. The best decision I ever made was to leave. I moved to Dallas and Chicago is a dump by comparison. San Francisco may be expensive but there are better alternatives (San Diego, Austin, Seattle...)
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Recurrent Neural Attention Mechanism Implemented in Keras
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Rethinking RNNs (Recurrent Neural Networks)
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10y ago
Apple's entire desktop environment and lineup is a mess. I'm using windows 10 and couldn't be happier. I feel like I've played ping-pong over the years, bouncing back and forth between windows and apple. XP was okay, win
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Rethinking Recurrent Neural Nets
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Redesigning Recurrent Neural Networks
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Rethinking Recurrent Neural Networks
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Real Time Neural Attention Using a Recurrent Weighted Average
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10y ago
Has this law still held over the past few years ever since Intel has been unable to transition to 10nm?
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10y ago
Yes it does!
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Recurrent Neural Networks with Deep Memory Access
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Rethinking Recurrent Neural Networks
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Machine Learning on Sequential Data Using a Recurrent Weighted Average
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