kirill5pol

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by kirill5pol 5y ago
I think you’re forgetting the Mac mini
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by kirill5pol 5y ago
Maybe true if you consider policy gradient methods and Q learning the only things that exist in RL… it’s a pretty wide field that encompasses a lot more than the stuff OpenAI puts out.
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by kirill5pol 5y ago
http://wojzaremba.com/
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by kirill5pol 5y ago
It’s not far fetched to say if a lab escape did occur, it would be in the government’s best interest to keep that secret (it could easily affect reputation/blame from others). An analogous example would be a hit and run by a drive. The
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by kirill5pol 5y ago
I mean is this unexpected or even being argued here? This is the same case regardless of home country. Of course they would focus on CIA or NSA exploits
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
In case you didn’t know, Julia does in fact have arbitrary indexing! https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/devdocs/offset-arrays/
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
A few of these are non-problems IMO. - Julia is relatively easy to learn for Python people (especially the numerical people who have experience with stuff like Cython) - The interop (both ways) is pretty great with Python
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
Luckily it seems like they finally did that! I recently was able to log in without my Facebook account (although I’m not sure if it removed Facebook from the account or not, but I no longer need to login with Facebook to access Spotify)
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
Single-board computer, basically Raspberry Pi like devices.
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
I have recently been getting straight up spam (“you won 1 million dollars!” type) as ads in Gmail. No idea how these managed to show up when these would have been easily marked as spam if it was an email.
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
I’m pretty sure the parent knows that MacOS doesn’t support “true retina” at 4K 27” (at a reasonable size). The way MacOS handles resolution (that’s not perfect 1x or 2x scaling) is by rendering at twice the resolution you selected in setti
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
It looks a lot like the magnetic charger for the Apple pencil in the iPad Pro and new Air, so it’s possible it could be a future addition.
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
Not a lawyer, but far as I know flights are not restricted between the US and Canada only ground border crossings.
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
Is it possible that those students were masters/PhD students? Then it’s possible that that would satisfy the TN requirements
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
In case you don’t know, Colab also supports other platforms, you can use PyTorch, Jax, Flux, and likely some others.
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by kirill5pol 6y ago
That was painful to read. :(
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by kirill5pol 7y ago
They also many other very useful shortcuts. For example !gm is google maps, !gsch is google scholar, !arx is arxiv.org, !w is wikipedia. There’s a lot that I don’t know: DuckDuckGo.com/bang should have others
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by kirill5pol 8y ago
I do some work in reinforcement learning and I'm looking for some study buddies/group, I'm very interested
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by kirill5pol 8y ago
I know this is for MOOCS but there are lots of great courses that are available online from universities where this would be useful. I'm taking Deep Reinforcement Learning (CS294) from Berkeley. Adding the option for courses like that
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by kirill5pol 10y ago
It's called convex analysis, here's a course on the topic: https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/CVX101/Win...