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nmca
7y ago
Have you tried googling sentences generated?
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Right? It's fucked to the point of comical absurdity. How on earth did they let anyone write this?
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7y ago
This new language of mind-bending corporate doublespeak deserves more parody.
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7y ago
At some point you stop caring about being able to import a set of imagnet pretrained weights and start caring about extreme flexibility. Think about implement ting, say "Scene Representation Networks" https://arxiv.org
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7y ago
Jax, for those that haven't heard of it, is the thing y'all want.
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7y ago
Have you ever used any of those features of tensorflow though? They're all, er, idiosyncratic. If you're a decent software engineer and are following the mafs well from a book, I couldn't reccomend Jax highly enough. (I work
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7y ago
I highly recommend "Fortune's Formula" which touches on this and the Kelly Criterion.
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7y ago
"Other Minds" is an excellent book on this topic.
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7y ago
I... Don't think that's how this works. It helps, for sure, but not nearly as much as you think, because consecutive frames in a video are not iid rvs
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7y ago
The first one I saw was wrong, suggesting map over list comprehension in python...
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7y ago
No realalizable intelligence perhaps, but AIXI is pretty bloody general and pretty damn smart.
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nmca
7y ago
The explanation of lifetimes linked here is really great - I think this goes a little further than just a cheat sheet. Seems to be more like excellent Clif notes.
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nmca
7y ago
Obviously? Surely that's just a type constraint.
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nmca
7y ago
This is a checklist. Checklists are incredible, and I quite like this version.
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I don't think that's very fair. Some people are extremely gifted mathematicians with incredible talent for algorithmic thinking, yet can be totally shut down by build configuration bullshit. It's a huge pain point in C-land.
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7y ago
Customer support. It's absolutely light years ahead of HSBC etc
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7y ago
Docker is written by a corporation, and so in many senses it is an expression of their will.
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Good sci-fi on this topic: "The wind-up girl".
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7y ago
Firefox mobile + ublock origin is dreamy :)
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Baffled to read this, as I thought it was widely established as grossly inaccurate. Suggest you read Steinfeld, Henning; Gerber, Pierre; Wassenaar, Tom; Castel, Vincent; Rosales, Mauricio; de Haan, Cees (2006), Livestock's Long Shadow:
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7y ago
This sort of thing? https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/4323282 My physics is fairly limited, but I'm not familiar of many cases where induced radioactivity has ever been a concern, or neutron bombardment has ca
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Could you elaborate on the economics? My internal model has always been "1 Joule -> Water -> Hydrogen -> Fusion Reactor -> (1 + epsilon) Joules" was a money printing machine for obvious reasons, but I can see that ther
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SQL
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Few Shot Unsupervised Image to Image Translation
(m.youtube.com)
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It throws an error if you try to plot more than 5000 datapoints by default, internally altair produces a JSON representation (vega-lite) that is larger than the data you plot (because it contains the data you plot, plus formatting informati
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Altair is incredible until you realise your plots are bigger than your data. It's annoying, but overall still very good.
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She may have dodged a bullet - some GATE programs are rubbish, others excellent and it's hard to know what you'll get.
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I'm trialling this to make some statistics flashcards, we'll see how it goes :)
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You have some proportion of power users that are outside NAT and WebRTC (they run a non-browser executable), their addresses can be shared over the network and stored locally. They provide STUN on rejoining, but are not hard-coded. (Overall
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I wish this was built into semver as the first field.
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