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kaveh_h
8y ago
Nice! could be useful base for a tool to make code more DRY or higher quality. One way would be an IDE extension that suggests a reference implementation of an algortihm if it finds code in your code base resembling it with high prediction
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kaveh_h
8y ago
Gene technology has potential to develop truly targeted weapons. What's worse is that it could spread through anyone but only attacking it's intended target(s).
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8y ago
What is China doing to Africa? And how is that any different than what US does to any other region in the world. Even though America is a democracy it has not really promoted democracy overseas. Apart from earlier itself being involved in w
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8y ago
It’s not merely military organizations. The US president and congress use military force on any target in the world even when there’s no or very little benifit for security of US citizens, even under influence of lobbyists. Think of Vietnam
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8y ago
Interesting, so how does the winch system work is it actually pulled and released from each pole base? Are they going to be modularized so they can pass tools along multiple such systems? Have you thought about harvesting and collecting?
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8y ago
Robots with legs are probably not an option, they are both costly in production and energy usage. Something more akin to https://farm.bot but on a larger scale would probably work better. Maybe a hybrid solution like a CNC bot b
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There’s an important distinction here. This is an efficiency which decrease power consumption of idle an itself useless ”activity” which is a side effect everybody is trying to avoid, compare that to coal burners that really care about gene
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8y ago
Yes, borders aren’t what they used to be.
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8y ago
There’s not really a problem of Vitamin D deficiancy for women in Iran, and that is much more likely if they would move to and live in northern countries that get little sunlight during long winters.
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8y ago
Spreadsheets are pretty good for using when exploring the execution of an algorithm or computation graph. You can basically book keep every step of an execution. Efficiencies or lack of it is visible in the spreadsheet in a very concrete wa
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This doesn’t hurt ticket buyers as much as it hurts artists and producers. It’s they who get payed less from Ticketmaster, the consumer would have to pay market value anyway. What they should really do to get market value ethically is simpl
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Actually the LSTM model doesn't asume anything about ordering itself, but it could probably overfit because of ordering depending on how much training data is available, and in this case we know that the order of input and output is no
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8y ago
Glad to inspire and go ahead and use this idea. By the way my full name is Kaveh Hadjari. Yes you would still would need a good image classifier like ResNet 34 to actually extract usuable features which could then be used as input to a RNN
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Nick (the author) reflects on this: "The data needs to be merged into a format which can be used to train a neural network. Solving this leads to the second, much bigger issue: many of the resulting label to image mappings are inapprop
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10y ago
That would exclude "no go zones" as they are inhabitated by the poorest AKA immigrants, and very few Swedes.
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10y ago
Lots of factors contribute to change in criminal activity, urbanization, rise of income inequality but also more people in segregated areas will probably not work out very well either.
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10y ago
That you believe a majority are religious fundementalist is bias
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10y ago
"Things are also confounded by the fact.." Which facts? What do you base this belief on? Any sources to any studies? Swedens tiny population of 10 million can't handle immigration of tens of thousands? That's laughabale,
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If that's the long term goal, then the US government is going to have a problem things such as the internet, bitcoin and more technologies open up even more possibilities for foreign workers and freelancers to work from abroad and avoi
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11y ago
As I've come to understand it when implementing deep learning machine learning the hardware requirement for running a trained neural network model efficiently is much lower than the one required to train it. I've also read somewhe