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Animating the Odyssey unabridged, from Palmer's 1891 prose translation
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Hackable PyTorch RL Library with Distributional Algorithms (D4PG, DSAC, DPPO)
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5mo ago
A bit more on the card data problem, since that took the majority of my time. Each card needs, besides the title and year, a difficulty score, a popularity score, and a fun fact. Difficulty is just a measure how "obscure" the card
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Show HN: Deckades – Was Star Wars released before or after the first Email?
(deckades.app)
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5mo ago
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Show HN: Open-source AI image/deepfake detection that actually works
(nonescape.com)
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1y ago
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Show HN: Generate docs for any GitHub repo (+ RAG chat)
(givemedocs.com)
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1y ago
That's a great point, it would be better to keep the gradients separate from the Scalars. However, I think PyTorch does it the same way (?), at least they say something like this in their docs. "This function accumulates gradients
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Minimal auto-differentiation engine in Rust
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1y ago
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Hardware basics: Harvard arch. processor and simulator in pure C
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Show HN: Open-source sound effects and react library to spice up your website
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1y ago
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Show HN: Sayso – We Fixed AI Phone Calls
(saysoapp.com)
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Basic tools to develop deep learning applications in the cloud
(blog.gpudeploy.com)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Airbnb for GPUs
(gpudeploy.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Github Copilot is the most useful tool I've found in a long time and having that in Jupyter Notebooks is just awesome. I've been missing that for quite some time. Great work guys!
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2y ago
At the moment, we manually verify operators and are currently onboarding some tier-4 operators. Down the line, we'll have a 2-tier system where you can choose whether you want a verified machine or not. From the operator's perspec
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There's a post how to list your GPU here: https://blog.gpudeploy.com/earn-passive-income-renting-out-y...