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by nafizh 8y ago
Now, out of desperation, if some Uighurs take arms, and try to fight back militarily, everyone would say, oh, it's the Muslims doing their terrorism thing again. China was right all along.
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Separated by travel ban, Iranian families reunite at border library(reuters.com)
3 points by nafizh 8y ago|0 comments
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by nafizh 8y ago
I have to disagree with the top reply. You definitely can interpret low probability as I don't know. Check out this blog post- http://henripal.github.io/blog/langevin And these papers- 1. https://arxiv.
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by nafizh 8y ago
I am surprised Alexandra Elbakyan did not win this because of her work with sci-hub. What could be the biggest disobedience of all other than freeing science from the grasp of Corporate profithood by sacrificing your own freedom of movement
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Probabilistic Models of Cognition (Book)(probmods.org)
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by nafizh 8y ago
Any plan to include Semitic languages like Arabic and Hebrew? That would be great.
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by nafizh 8y ago
Wow. I did a Ctrl+F, and not once the words 'Rohingya' or 'genocide' or even 'murder' is mentioned. Amazing.
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by nafizh 8y ago
Citizens United.
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by nafizh 8y ago
Wonderful news. There is no such thing as absolute freedom of speech. People are threatening and inciting violence against some target demographic, and you are only being obtuse by trying to be apathetic to that in the name of free speech.
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Introducing Dropout Labs – a company focused on secure, privacy-preserving ML(medium.com)
2 points by nafizh 8y ago|0 comments
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The NIPS experiment(blog.mrtz.org)
1 points by nafizh 8y ago|0 comments
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Enabling further research of information operations on Twitter(blog.twitter.com)
49 points by nafizh 8y ago|31 comments
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by nafizh 8y ago
Can anyone please do an explain like I am five on this? The article assumes lots of background which probably is fine considering their target audience.
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by nafizh 8y ago
This type of condescension is precisely why I am glad I was introduced to the field of ML/pattern recognition/statistical learning (whatever you want to call) through a course from the CS department rather than the statistics depa
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by nafizh 8y ago
When will we start prosecuting these companies for letting user data getting hacked? If you cannot protect user data, you have no business dealing with them. At the very least, there should be monetary compensation.
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by nafizh 8y ago
Mandatory plugin for learning lisp. 'Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming' by Peter Norvig[0]. The book teaches both LISP and classic AI. [0] https://github.com/norvig/paip-lisp
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by nafizh 8y ago
I have zero sympathy for people applying to a company known for doing shady things for Governments.
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by nafizh 8y ago
The prize is mentioned with the other sciences in the Nobel prize website. https://www.nobelprize.org/prizes/lists/all-prizes-in-econom...
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by nafizh 8y ago
It is really bad for Indian and Chinese citizens. I guess you are not one of them. Also H1B visa is a different thing. A tourism/business visa is not a difficult thing to get.
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by nafizh 8y ago
I have been using Google Keep for some time and it is really great. But I am always dreading the day Google is announcing they are shutting it down. That is why looking for an alternative.
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by nafizh 8y ago
Pytorch is way easier to learn DL than Tensorflow because of its natural place within the python workflow. Just write a simple 1 layer feed-forward NN both in pytorch and TF, and you will see the difference.
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Introduction to Machine Learning for Coders: Launch(fast.ai)
419 points by nafizh 8y ago|47 comments
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by nafizh 8y ago
The new course only teaches deep learning. His machine learning course is a totally different course (though it covers neural networks for 1 week).
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by nafizh 8y ago
This course is certainly not superficial. I have taken it as an international fellow. I suggest you do the first two lectures to get a feel for it.
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by nafizh 8y ago
That is true for any deep learning course. You need a GPU to run SOTA algorithms.
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A Tutorial on Principal Component Analysis(arxiv.org)
3 points by nafizh 8y ago|0 comments
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by nafizh 8y ago
Can you expand on how staying relevant in China (acquiesce to the demands of the Chines Govt.) helps the human rights concerns long time? And why should a private company act on behalf of the interests of the US Govt.?
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by nafizh 8y ago
There are huge amounts of fellowships and scholarships available for US citizens to go into grad school. If they don't want to go in whose fault is that. Admittedly, most of them come out with huge debt from undergrad, so I understand
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A Prelude to Pyro: Deep Probabilistic Programming(cscherrer.github.io)
1 points by nafizh 8y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to Calculus with Derivatives(adit.io)
266 points by nafizh 8y ago|65 comments

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