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>Python ... the language forms the basis for Facebook’s PyTorch and Google’s TensorFlow frameworks The state of journalism today ... their Github repo web pages show that there's more C++ than Python in both repos.
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>to do compliance for it FWIW, complianceless payments are dejure illegal by definition. So any economic activity being made possible by them is roadkill of the current regulatory environment, legally speaking. A nice example of Bastiat&
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Even better! Now it's less of a joke idea. You still have a small shuttle transfer from geosync orbit to wherever the solar farm is (heliosync or a lagrange point to avoid earth shadow), but the delta-v for that is tiny. However space
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They'll recharge batteries that they'll then return to earth on a cheap BFR-like reusable launcher. /joke Internet points to anyone who computes: - how expensive that makes the marginal kWh returned to earth likes this. - how
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The mechanism you'll find described in the literature for increasing bone density is through heavy stress (compression) on bones. Your muscles aren't positioned to compress like that anyway. Only heavy weights can. The stress very
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Golang's iota enums seem to me to be at least equivalent to C-tier enums. The iota syntax helper is even an improvement. https://golang.org/ref/spec#Iota
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>always be cheaper to prevent creation of CO2 (burning fossil fuels) than to catch CO2 Why ? Where does this comes from ?
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If you're interested in state-of-the-art approaches, there is work around learned similarity functions. First method is using autoencoders, which are networks that try to reconstruct their input, but going through a constricted, smalle
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The 100fps model is also much more efficient in W/Flop, or J/Flop, or W/fps which is very important for embeded and mobile applications. You can design your construction site surveillance system to record 10 frames a minute w
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>debt will start becoming considerably more expensive to carry Only if it's not fixed interest. If you have low fixed interest debt, is there any reason not to keep it ?
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Yes, the stats update is per table. We only updated it for a few tables we really cared about.
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I've written cron jobs to update mysql statistics to prevent it from choosing bad query plans. It's as terrible as it sounds.
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> lets me choose whether to have this feature on or not And that's why UX is optimized for people who don't care about privacy :)
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This would be a great addition to a service like https://placeholder.com/ They could offer GAN placeholders for many different subjects, like landscapes, cars, groups of people. If you run such a service, let's talk ab
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In cutting-edge domains, a lot of that won't be written down, so ungooglable by definition. For example, in deep learning research, good labs were using good initialization functions before somebody bothered to write a research paper e
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>somewhere between 0.1 and 1 ExaFlop, we'll probability hit human-level AI You mean we'll hit human-level processing power in a single computer. The software/modelling part will still be sorely missing. A promising path se
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And to enforce standards, you better win some elections, right ? And how are you going to win them ?
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It doesn't matter where one stands. If you want to fight against, say, the people that run campaigns, you'll have to fight in their chosen arena, that of public oppinion and elections. It's empirically found effective to use
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Do not mistake campaign arguments for facts. They're more of the "arguments as soldiers" variety. It's rational to only care how effective they are at influencing public oppinion, they're not peer reviewed publicati
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If you're confident you're smart, why not fight idiocracy by having kids ?
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People are pretty good at rationalizing what they do already. Part of that is feeling smarter than the people who have made the opposite choice.
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So they have to wear the ski mask all the way to cover (a private place without cameras), increasing their vulnerable time (time they're easily recognizable as performing a criminal act). That sounds like a big security win.
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If by flow you mean the tensor sizes in different layers, that's a huge help for debugging, or when rewriting the net in a another framework. For debugging, you're otherwise stuck with opaque (for beginners) messages about tensor
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Right, but that's not a HA/continuous backup solution for the state (PostgreSQL db), so if the machine fails, you lose the database, and all the data since the last backup. What I'd love is something Dokku-like in simplicity
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Dokku seems like a good tool with good developper experience, equivalent to Heroku. It would allow you to quickly experiment. Want to setup a new web app / service ? Heroku-like simplicity, just some clicks and a git push. Anyone who h
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>it'll generate test cases you can use to fix bugs and then use them in your traditional CI tests That's what I like about hypothesis, it will try to generate minimal testing cases and save them for later. If you're a Pyth
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When aliens will invade with ships equipped with CRTs, they'll appreciate the fact that their new slaves are able to make them nice flatscreens, for sure.
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>it's from 2016 so the title should be updated I will try to update the title. There are no changes since then that diminish this document's value - the einsum notation is still the same. The biggest change since then is that t
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There's no rule that says that people new to HN can't do a Show HN.
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It's marketed to mac users, and given the GUI, to the sub-segment of mac users who don't use command line tools. The same product can be sold to many different demographics through different channels.
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