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ma2rten
9y ago
You can actually just click on "continue without email" and continue reading.
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9y ago
Angular is actually part of the Ads team at Google which is also it's biggest user, since AdsWords is written in Angular.
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ma2rten
9y ago
This is the first time I am hearing this. I though pytorch was based on torch (like the name implies). Do you have a reference or more information?
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9y ago
Shouldn't New Zealand have more military personal per capita, if it's a smaller country?
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9y ago
I am wondering: How exactly are you getting this data? How do you make sure the data is accurate?
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9y ago
I think they only made those 4 public for now.
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9y ago
Agreed. I actually think the SVD algorithm as it is implemented in most software packages is more complicated than the word2vec algorithm, which is actually quite simple. Also, Glove (which is one of the newer word2vec alternatives you ment
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9y ago
Are you serious? Do you realize that Chrome is also written by Google and they could theoretically already run arbitrary code on your computer? The potential reputation damage and legal risk for Google would be way too high pull off somethi
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I am pretty sure that Apple does not save your image data in any database. Apple is really trying to differentiate itself on privacy. Also, I don't think that this sends any data to Google, since it trains the neural net in the browser
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9y ago
This document has more information on the Secure Enclave. https://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf
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9y ago
"My car misfires when I am in second gear and accelerating in a corner that is greater than 45° and on an incline." I don't think there is a German word for that? What is that word?
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9y ago
It's not just a subset, but there are also incompatibilities like limit limits the number of rows scanned not the number of rows returned.
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9y ago
In at least 40 other countries — including Belgium, France, Germany, Italy and Spain — credit reporting can be done by a public credit registry. This is not true for Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schufa
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9y ago
I sounds unlikely to me that an app for casual encounters is the reason people have less sex...
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Safari is going to prevent ad tracking by not allowing cross domain cookies. Does that mean you are would use Safari instead when the feature is released? https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/09/ad-industr
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9y ago
I don't think so? Germans have less credit cards, but they are still borrow money in the form of overdraft loans on their bank accounts.
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9y ago
Yes! Germany and I presume other European countries have a much better system. The main difference is that there is no magic number that any one can use to borrow money in your name. Lenders have to verify a person's identity using ID.
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9y ago
Waymo already had a car driving with a blind person.
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9y ago
They say their approach relies on a minimal amount of rules, however the most prominent method in their ensemble is a rule based bot.
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You could use any database, but Kafka has apis specifically for that. Why would you reinvent the wheel? What makes you think that Kafka is unstable?
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Poorer people's browsing histories are also less valuable to Verizon.
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9y ago
Why does it matter?
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9y ago
If there was a split it would be inside Google, not splitting Google from other bets.
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9y ago
The article says they want to add AI (supposedly Machine Learning) to primary and middle schools - not highschools. I feel like maybe this is not really thought out. To understand Machine Learning you need to have a certain level of both ma
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9y ago
I don't think tensorflow sparked the AI Boom. Maybe AlexNet did.
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I should have mentioned, it's state-of-the-art on open datasets. It's not comparable with DeepL or Google Translate which have their own proprietary datasets. Also, Translation models are very big (gigabytes).
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Not that I know of, but the source code is available to train a Transformer model in a single day. https://github.com/tensorflow/tensor2tensor#walkthrough
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It can't deal with the new line in the middle of the sentence: "Über allen Gipfeln ist Ruh." -> "Above all the peaks there is rest."
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I tried it and I was fully expecting DeepL to fare much worse than Google Translate. I was wrong. It's great to see that a small company can go head to head with Google. By the way, most machine translation models are trained on news d
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9y ago
That's also first thing I tired, ... Looks like people are more predicable than we think. If I was them i would make sure that I do a good job on that.
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