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2y ago
Hopefully DeepMind will think twice before sending cease-and-desist orders to any Hawaiian AI robotics businesses with aloha in the name!
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This means that if you have the multiple instances of the same web component on the page, you need to duplicate the whole style tag in each (right?), which seems unwholesome.
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2y ago
Six Abel laureates (out of 22) had previously won the Fields Medal: Serre, Aliyah, Thompson, Milner, Deligne, and Margulis.
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2y ago
I love the "simplest nontrivial example" approach to exposition. I think I learned a lot from the article because it was grounded in the concrete problem "call a BLAS function from Javascript". Great post!
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3y ago
Another popular option is to join the university administration. Become an Associate Dean. (They are legion.)
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3y ago
These were rendered obsolete by shark-mounted lasers.
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3y ago
I really like how the author enumerates and links to his most important sources right in the introduction.
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3y ago
A company moving away from Nvidia/CUDA while the field is developing so rapidly would result in that company falling behind. When (if) the rate of progress in the AI space slows, then perhaps the big players will have the breathing roo
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3y ago
Because it’s the only sufficiently mainstream language in the ML family.
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3y ago
Either your html becomes verbose or your css becomes inscrutable. Pick your poison.
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3y ago
Wonderful! Any public datasets you could point me to?
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3y ago
Do you know of any (families of) examples of tabular datasets of any size (you can choose what "big" means) where deep learning convincingly outperforms traditional methods? I would love some quality examples of this nature to u
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3y ago
When’s the Formosan independence referendum?
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3y ago
Hashtags are great for “right now” or ephemeral topics that wouldn’t fit into a hierarchy.
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3y ago
Don’t you think that ship has sailed? Python powers software of incredible complexity these days including back-ends for large companies and all of AI (yes, I know the “hard parts” are written in C++, but still).
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3y ago
Damn hipsters should just use matplotlib like the rest of us.
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3y ago
Perhaps memory plays a much larger role in human intelligence, reasoning, and cognition than we give it credit for.
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3y ago
I’m not convinced you can draw any legitimate conclusions about learning, cognition, memory, etc. from EEG activity.
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3y ago
> That said, I really don't understand the issue with their cut, or insisting on handling payments. In the vast majority of cases, these are not your customers. These are apple's customers they have given you access to. Windows
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I’m really excited about Mojo’s potential. But I don’t think it’s ready for real use outside it’s AI niche yet. Being able to call Mojo functions from Python is the sentinel capability I’m waiting for before considering its use for general
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Every time an integer feasible point is found during the iterative process these algorithms use (branch and bound), you get a new upper bound on the global minimum. It’s not clear to me how these dynamically generated upper bounds highly sp
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3y ago
The new algorithm of R&R would need to replace the algorithms at the core of Gurobi, CPlex, etc. These tools are marvels of engineering, extremely complex, results of decades of incremental improvements. If would likely take significant
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3y ago
This should also help with the performance of Electron apps like Slack and Discord since their Chromium-based, right?
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What about option D. Use a WebView. This is exactly what the author did. The point of the proposal is identify which features of a WebView can be used (and which must not) if the goal is to produce nice text layouts in multiple form factors
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3y ago
Dijkstra wasn’t IO-bound.
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For us anglos, shampane is just the generic term for bubbly wine. They find the existence of actual laws banning this standard usage silly. “No one’s gonna tell me that the 1.5 litre bottle of Baby Duck that I drink with my Pizza Hut deliv
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Article mentions Sentry's shift from tracking to "brand and awareness marketing". Thanks to their recently acquired Syntax Podcast (recommended), I am now quite aware of their brand. Seems like a positive, creative approach t
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Give me declarative adopted stylesheets!
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Slides can be an extremely good medium for learning. Because brevity is required by the format, slides can require a lot more thoughtful attention to emphasize and carefully explain key points than the long-form text format. I think the cou
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OCAML uses the terminology “(Polymorphic) Variant” for this kind of thing. Since OCAML is awesome, I consider this a strong precedent.
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