liuyipei

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   by liuyipei 3y ago

   Google has good engineers and a long history of high throughput computing. This, combined with a lack of understanding what ML research is like (versus deployment), led to the original TF1 API. Also, the fact that google has good engineers
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   by liuyipei 4y ago

   The results appear promising, but to validate its value they will want to get it to work on other related mammals. From a commercial and ethical perspective, I suspect that there will be customers who would want to their aging pet's li
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   by liuyipei 4y ago

   America lucked out. It would be hard to credit any single feature when the stakes were so high and the results so close.
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   by liuyipei 5y ago

   So easy. Simply don't have errors and bugs.
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   by liuyipei 5y ago

   He is talking about work that involves a deep understanding of the domain and data, on smaller datasets that require a lot more framing to make sense of. I understand the author to be saying that "small data AI" activities as a fr
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   by liuyipei 5y ago

   This could be a great setup for a science fiction / fantasy short stories series.
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   by liuyipei 5y ago

   In addition to what you said, this policy is supposed to alleviate a complementary problem for kids in the top 1-20% socioeconomic class. There, the biggest issue is that there is excessive competition to no good end. This policy is suppose
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   by liuyipei 7y ago

   I think what OP was trying to say was that fluctuations in RSU-valuation increases the extrinsic value of your option to switch jobs.