konstruction

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   by konstruction 1y ago

   Looks like a nice article, but there are some rendering issues for me. In the section "We also need to define a metric for pruning." the math afterwards (and in all other places) has a dark background, and black font. Not legible.
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   by konstruction 2y ago

   I miss mention of Parkinson's law stated (1955) by the naval historian Cyril Northcote Parkinson in "The Economist": "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion" https://en.wikipedia
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   by konstruction 3y ago

   You can already use the embeddings as features (as input) to another model that is then trained only on the embedding vectors. In this sense, they are exchangeable. This goes even further, as a model sophisticated enough to capture a probab
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   Too many digits of Pi, and too early [video](youtube.com)

   2 points by konstruction 3y ago|1 comments
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   by konstruction 3y ago

   by Oliver Bräunling. The Leibniz formula for Pi gets more digits right when summing the first 5000 terms than when summing 6000. This happens again, e.g., summing 50,000 vs 60,000 terms. Such unreasonably many correct digits, which then fad
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   by konstruction 4y ago

   A game playing in the Bobiverse. I would love to upgrade my von Neumann probes, clone myself and land on a megastructure to go swimming and fighting with Quinlans on the look for Bender .. You get it.
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   by konstruction 5y ago

   Hilarious :-)
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   GWT is coming back ... in 2015(blog.xam.de)

   4 points by konstruction 13y ago|0 comments