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I haven't tried SimCLR, but I did try face embedding models trained with contrastive and triplet loss. For applications where precision is the key metric, I do agree that these loss functions are much better overall. If discovery or re
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TI-84 Plus CE-T Python Edition graphing calculator
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> kNN combined with embeddings from pre-trained deep learning models can be very useful for information retrieval Indeed! We've been able to build simple reverse image search apps and other solutions using the power of embeddings fr
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> ViT models are outperforming CNNs in terms of computational efficiency and accuracy, achieving highly competitive performance in tasks like image classification, object detection, and semantic image segmentation. Since then, this has b
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Hikaru's win in the Grand Prix was great, but the Candidates is far different. For example, Alireza Firouzja - another member of the upcoming Candidates cycle - has been MIA for a while, likely due to the insane amount of time he is pu
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Elden Ring Zip Glitch Explained
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Making Machine Learning More Accessible for Application Developers
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I would imagine the demographics are different just purely based on the fact that Yahoo Mail has been around for longer than Gmail.
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> That said, Hacker News readers shouldn't be surprised that people use jargon to demonstrate membership of an in-group or keep away outsiders. To say that HN readers use specific keywords or acronyms is inaccurate, given the divers
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China's Vaccine Diplomacy (2021) [video]
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I'm curious what an optimal strategy for playing such a complex game like this is (if it even exists). I also wonder how much of a role intuition plays, i.e. the ability for chess masters to "feel" whether or not positions ar
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We're a small group of folks working on an open-source project for generating embedding vectors. If you're interested in machine learning or semantic search, we welcome you to join us! https://github.com/towhee-io&
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Pandemic Stories from China
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Reminds me of a text-based MMO called Alter Aeon ( http://www.alteraeon.com ).
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Stanford engineers made a tiny LED display that stretches like a rubber band
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Here's part I for those interested: https://medium.com/@melodychu/what-its-really-like-working-a...
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What it’s like working at TikTok: The Opportunities (Part 2)
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A concise but not-completely-accurate way I explain it to a lot of pure software folks is that every line of HDL code executes "simultaneously". This can sometimes help them wrap their heads around Verilog/VHDL a bit better.
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Putting the Smart in Smartwatch
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Is this common in academia? Not a snarky question, just genuinely curious.
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Evading Bureaucracy: Making a PDF Look Hand-Signed and Scanned
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The tech is interesting, but I think Apple's claim that the M1 Ultra "beats" the RTX 3090 is just absurd. Regardless, I'd also like to see some benchmarks centered around training ML models. It might get some bonus point
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10 Breakthrough Technologies 2022
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It seriously irritates me when these articles like these conveniently ignore a certain portion of the population. Where's non-Latina white women in the bar chart? I did some rough-and-dirty calculations based on US census data ( https:
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The original Lua-based Torch is actually from EPFL, not Facebook. Tensorflow originated from Google's internal DistBelief system, making TF a Google project through and through.
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For a short period of time circa 2017/2018, Google was on the path toward monopolizing machine learning as well through Tensorflow. Thankfully, PyTorch overtook TF.
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Roblox Is More Than Just a Gaming Platform – It’s a Growing Economy
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Datacenter carbon neutrality and de-biasing ML models are two that I can recall off the top of my head. These are, of course, unrelated to account deletion, but it shows that big tech is at the very minimum aware that social responsibility
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Part of this is leftover tech culture from Facebook's early focus on Growth, Growth, and more Growth. Allowing for easy deletion of accounts was fundamentally at odds with user growth. It's refreshing to see that tech is now headi
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I can sympathize with your situation. I was in an office building in Shanghai last November when it got locked down for 48 hours - nobody in or out. Everybody ended up ordering takeout, and the entire building had to be tested for COVID a t
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