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Overcorrecting as Deliberate Practice
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An Illustrated Proof of the No Free Lunch Theorem
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owenshen24
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Also a happy donating user for the free plan. (No affiliation, I just like the project.)
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Show HN: Visualize Perceptrons Learning
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Title Acronyms vs. Last Name of First Author
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This was really fun to play. Thanks for sharing! Agree w/ the old flash feel.
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Own Your Data Idea
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Moral Mazes Seqeunce Summary
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Creators vs. Consumers
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People have talked before about how this sort of strategy can be potentially business-savvy? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19130482
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Interactive EN-ROADS Global Emissions Calculator
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Self-promoting that I have a blog with scattered thoughts here: https://mlu.red/ Also built with a custom static site generator ( https://github.com/owenshen24/Volta ), like many other blogs in the comme
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A useful overview of the subject which amde much more sense to me: https://www.greaterwrong.com/posts/fEX7G2N7CtmZQ3eB5/simulac...
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Gotcha. Thanks for addressing the concerns. Can't say I'm fully relieved by them, but they do give some partial answers to things I was confused about.
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Ask HN: Anyone else worried about WebAssembly?
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Zachary Lipton has a really good taxonomy of the different things people refer to when they talk about interpretability and explainability here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.03490.pdf
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I posted an iteration of this here yesterday. Since then, I learned about CC-CEDICT, which is an offline dictionary. I've changed this script up so now it doesn't require any API calls at all.
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Show HN: Offline script that turns Chinese characters in English Anki cards
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Show HN: Simple script that turns Chinese characters into Anki cards
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“map -1 1 to 0 1” gives no search results on Google
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7y ago
Not a full answer, but specifically for image recognition, there's been some exciting work by Chris Olah and others to visualize exactly what's going on in neural networks. Some of this work has been really fascinating, identifyin
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7y ago
There's also Guesstimate, which I think is similar: https://www.getguesstimate.com/?ref=producthunt
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DuckDuckGo vs. Google Search Results
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I attempted to call them today. All of their offices were closed due to COVID-19. I was unable to leave a message.
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Shout-out to GoatCounter which was both free and easy for me to set up for my blog.
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P-Values Are Problematic
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Built-in support for lazy image loading is pretty nice! No more annoying JS-based hacks to get it to work.
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Some searches where Google is better than DDG
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Show HN: A Perceptron Learns
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7y ago
I think you could get by with ~50 checks if you just used selection sort. I'm not sure what brute-forcing means in this context. Do you mean hard-coding every way to order 10 unique elements?
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