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by karxxm 4y ago
> The idea to get rid of having to trust centralized organizations might sound tempting, but it doesn’t work: Blockchains don’t get rid of “trust”, they just change, who has to be trusted. What if a group of trusted organizations run a b
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by karxxm 5y ago
Am try to raise my 3yo daughter completely ad free. When watching a show, we exclusively use paid providers like YT, Netflix, Disney where no ads are present. Additionally, AdGuard helps removing some annoying Ads from minigame-Apps. For n
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A collection of Deep Learning interview questions and solutions(arxiv.org)
2 points by karxxm 5y ago|0 comments
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by karxxm 5y ago
Would a PiHole help here? If yes, again a good reason why every household should have such a DNS blocking device in their local network
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by karxxm 5y ago
Due to the highly specialized and high quality automotive industry, there are also numerous suppliers that Telsa tries to reach.
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by karxxm 5y ago
Tesla does not yet have an official construction permit for the plant. They have simply started building at risk.
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by karxxm 5y ago
Same logic: Oil price rises, therefore oil must be a good energy source. I don't get what hating Bitcoin has to do with it having a high price.
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by karxxm 5y ago
Does someone know the implications of the new M1 chips for neural network training? If I get it right, we'll see upto 64GB GPU on the new M1 processors? The processing performance will not be the same as on a dedicated graphics card
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by karxxm 5y ago
Thanks for your reply! I just thought that SIGCHI is around the corner and it will be presented there! Awesome work!
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by karxxm 5y ago
Would you provide the related paper to this approach?
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by karxxm 5y ago
This was meant to be a joke.. The title is "The Fastest Path to the CEO Job, ..." and a TLDR would be even faster! :)
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by karxxm 5y ago
I would like to become a CEO, a TLDR of this text would help me here :)
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by karxxm 5y ago
Login via google seems to be broken?
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by karxxm 5y ago
I think these social media platforms give teenagers the feeling, that everyone is pretty and successful. Back in the days, only famous people where in fashion magazines. They where an elite group of people one could easily distinguish from.
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by karxxm 5y ago
See you on IEEE VIS next month?
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by karxxm 5y ago
I am very sorry, I mixed it up with another paper.. The publisher where the fee came up was Wiley, for the Computer Graphics Forum. It’s a super duper golden access.
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by karxxm 5y ago
I just wrote a paper which got published on Elsevier and my university has to pay 2900€ now, because I clicked „open access“
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by karxxm 5y ago
I second this question. Some background information would help. I won’t sign up without knowing what this platform is. Don’t get me wrong, the idea is cool, but just a little, not even to much details, can convince me
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by karxxm 5y ago
I want to introduce this concept in the university I am working at. CS Students should be able to „help“ other disciplines with code/scripts and receive 3 credit points for this. Unfortunately it’s not so easy to establish such a sys
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Time crystal – Motion without energy(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by karxxm 5y ago|0 comments
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by karxxm 5y ago
Sounds like you are a very smart mathematician who knows how to write a 4th grader math question which isn’t just „sum things up“. In fact, this question is more than „just sum things up“, as described pretty well by the person above your c
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by karxxm 5y ago
I wish the computer science community would contribute to this project as much as the physics community does
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by karxxm 5y ago
I upvote for the comments, not tesseract
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by karxxm 5y ago
One project uses tf 2.1, one uses 1.15 and the other 2.4 ... for me it is much more convenient to have 3 envs rather than 3 containers or switching the system cuda as needed... I especially had problems debugging through docker containers
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by karxxm 5y ago
Yup, especially when you are working with os-level dependencies like cuda, conda is the way to go. I think every tensorflow user can approve
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by karxxm 5y ago
I strongly agree with this paper. Regularizing a NN is the key for better performance. But first, one needs to know, what exactly to regularize. I don't think trial-and-error hyperparameter bingo should be the way to go. We need bette
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by karxxm 5y ago
It’s a snowball system. Doing a master. Don’t get a job. Become a phd, teach next generation of students who won’t get a job. They will again do their phd, and so on ;)
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by karxxm 5y ago
The models have to be trained. Trained towards a given task.
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Jeff Bezos will step down as Amazon CEO on July 5th(edition.cnn.com)
84 points by karxxm 5y ago|12 comments
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by karxxm 5y ago
Research funded by the public should always be public domain, change my mind!

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