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Thanks for this. I was amazed the authors offered no comparison to any existing unsupervised DBN/ANN work.
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Those watches may have been a good investment before, but I'm skeptical they're a good investment now. That first watch rose almost 400% in value, but if you bought it now and expected that kind of appreciation you'd need the
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Ask HN: Resources for learning the business aspects of tech
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Beyond PEP 8 – Best practices for beautiful intelligible code [video]
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I want to see the ROC curve
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Don't people use GPUs all the time now because of Netflix and movie streaming? My old laptop's GPU would always kick in when I played something in 1080p.
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11y ago
> The opportunity Zhang saw was very specific: to borrow a lot of money quickly to produce high profits in a poorly understood market. Isn't this exactly what is currently bankrupting millions of Chinese citizens?
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Show HN: Monitor training of deep nets from anywhere (incl Caffe integration)
(mri.readthedocs.org)
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With Pitchfork and Lollapalooza coming up, I built a quick tool to search for a set of artists and make a playlist of those band's most commonly played live songs. Useful for when you're planning to see 10 bands you "kind of
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Show HN: Create playlists of an artist's most played live songs
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Why does Airbnb feel the need to raise such a large funding round instead of going for an IPO?
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Metro and subway systems in the US are to me basically comparable to systems abroad. I'd argue most US city rails are better than Berlin's. Where you immediately notice is longer distance commuter and cross-country lines. I often
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12y ago
I suspect that the paying users are more likely to listen to more obscure indie artists, simply based on the people I know who pay for premium. Anyone interested in listening to only top 40 likely won't see the value in paying $9.99 a
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Income inequity is generally a runaway process -- the rich get richer, so to speak. When you have resources and capital, making money isn't that difficult. The problem is that as the gap between classes widens, so do the cultural and s
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12y ago
> don't bring in alumni donations (nobody knows what does that) Undergrads in call centers
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Fake setuptools designed to scrape your data on install
(pypi.python.org)
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Very cool! A few questions: 1. Is the hardware infrastructure in house or built on another cloud provider? I ask because you offer several server locations. Am I afforded the same up-times I'd find with AWS or Azure? 2. How do you deal
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Is there a way for me to answer questions from the webpage without downloading the app?
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Arkansas Declares a High School CS Education State of Emergency
(news.slashdot.org)
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Somewhat unrelated to this specific case, but what happens to all that money? The government can't exactly budget for influxes of cash like this, so what do they do with it and who gets to spend it?
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Computer science is pretty broad. What do you want to do? Just because I use linear algebra all the time for machine learning doesn't mean it will help you (that much) with computational complexity analysis.
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Generally with tube amps there are two places the tubes can go, either the preamp stage or the output stage. Most tube amp enthusiasts will scoff at the idea of having only a preamp tube stage and not power tube stage. These things look tin
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Agreed, I had to zoom in to figure out what I was looking at. The woman on a tricycle is also pretty good, I thought she was crouching at first glance.
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Deep neural networks are quite powerful because they don't require someone to design the network specific to the task. Large deep nets will generally be able to learn feature representations by themselves, which makes them extremely po
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Yeah, reading this article my first thought was that it probably wasn't entirely malevolence. Not that I agree with the way video content providers run their businesses, but I suspect that running 4K video in the browser would chug the