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MinHashing Probability Distributions(moultano.wordpress.com)
1 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments
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by moultano 8y ago
You don't get to call things "trivial non-issues" when by default they all tilt your way.
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by moultano 8y ago
How many guys have you dated?
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by moultano 8y ago
Either it stops being profitable because we stop using its product and civilization survives, or it stops being profitable because we stop using its product because civilization collapses. Either way, the long term outlook isn't good.
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by moultano 8y ago
I think we need a few more years to see whether LSTMs retain their importance over time. Awarding it now seems premature.
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by moultano 8y ago
I think LSTMs have been mostly abandoned. I don't see much new work using them, vs CNNs or transformers.
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by moultano 8y ago
Thanks!
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by moultano 8y ago
This seems like it would really benefit from a model trained specifically to upscale video. There's a lot of information you can get from the structure between frames that you can't exploit with a still image.
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by moultano 8y ago
Can you remember any of your queries? I'm happy to pass them along to debug. If you have your search history turned on you can find them here: https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity?product=19
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by moultano 8y ago
I'd second The Dispossessed.
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An Overview of MinHashing Algorithms(moultano.wordpress.com)
1 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments
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by moultano 8y ago
1491: New Revelations of the Americas Before Columbus It's mindblowing just as a work of history (prehistory really) but it also entirely changed how I viewed environmentalism. It made me realize that untouched wildernesses don't
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by moultano 8y ago
I don't think anyone has managed to train differentially private models with acceptable performance, and releasing raw data in differentially private way seems impossible to me.
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by moultano 8y ago
You really don't want that. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AOL_search_data_leak
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by moultano 8y ago
If the model is an ideal encoding, then the description length of every input grows logarithmically. Perhaps the performance is gated on the number of "features" in the ideal encoding.
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by moultano 8y ago
I have very light skin and red hair. My kids have mid range skin, and half their genes come from near the equator. I find it incredible that the pediatrician's recommendations for sun exposure and sunscreen are identical for them as th
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by moultano 8y ago
> That seems to me like a different problem (one of education or enforcement of traffic laws) A child walking next to a road is in a situation where any mistake they make is reasonably likely to result in their death. No amount of educ
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Climate Bet Scorecard(ohbwaa.blogspot.com)
1 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments
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The Fireplace Delusion(samharris.org)
31 points by moultano 8y ago|15 comments
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by moultano 8y ago
The purpose of the article is to point out that the last time the Earth saw sudden warming, almost all complex life went extinct.
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by moultano 8y ago
It's starting to feel like a waste of time to work on anything other than this, and whatever we need to stay functional while working on this. Anyone out there working on climate/energy/carbon-removal and hiring?
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The 'great dying': rapid warming caused largest extinction event ever(theguardian.com)
6 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments
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MinHashing – Clustering enormous datasets with a few lines of code(moultano.wordpress.com)
1 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments
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by moultano 8y ago
They provided no evidence that it is selected based on anyone's identity.
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by moultano 8y ago
"With no filter bubble, one would expect to see very little variation of search result pages — nearly everyone would see the same single set of results." This is the assumption underlying their research, and it is fundamentally no
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by moultano 8y ago
Native Americans had been setting fire to the whole landscape for 14 thousand years. That is not evidence for natural sources of fire.
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by moultano 8y ago
>As support for the theory, they had a map showing recent wild land fire activity in California vs. Mexico. In CA the fires were growing larger over the decades while in Mexico they were not. That could just as easily be the result of cl
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by moultano 8y ago
Given the rate at which these fires are happening and the size of the regions they are burning, I'm not sure how "let it burn" is materially different from what is currently happening, even with our best efforts to put them o
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by moultano 8y ago
The places these fires are burning have no natural sources to start fires. California never gets lightning except in the Sierra's.
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MinHashing – Clustering enormous datasets with a key/value store(moultano.wordpress.com)
4 points by moultano 8y ago|0 comments

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