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by pfd1986 4y ago
this point is brought again and again by the late John Holland (check out his books) and by his protege Melanie Mitchel...
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by pfd1986 4y ago
Thanks Jeremy et al for a great piece of software. I have used nbdev numerous times to introduce data scientists to good practices in software development. Getting them to go from zero to a well tested, documented, CI/CD-ready code in
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Andrej Karpathy announces he's leaving Tesla(theverge.com)
1 points by pfd1986 4y ago|0 comments
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by pfd1986 4y ago
Mind sharing some titles?
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by pfd1986 5y ago
More "Find _something_ fast with vector search". I was not successful in finding anything relevant. PageRank works because it _ranks_ pages by, among other features, number and quality of visitors. E.g. searching for Huxley quote
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by pfd1986 5y ago
Don't they say the original pacman had no 'goal'? And that GTA was basically pacman where instead you drive a car aimlessly? I think there is a good market for brainless, exploratory games and IMO those are the best :) cong
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by pfd1986 5y ago
Paul Chaikin, Ned Seeman and other folks at NYU have made some interesting experiments towards self-replicating artificial building blocks, if you're interested... https://www.nature.com/articles/nature10500 http
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by pfd1986 5y ago
I wonder if the number of lines can be a measure of Kolmogorov complexity for an image... Neat idea regardless.
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by pfd1986 5y ago
Same for my org. We'd have the entire team move, if self host was an option.
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by pfd1986 5y ago
As someone who worked under horrible conditions because I couldn't leave (sponsored H1B), thank you.
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by pfd1986 6y ago
Is there (plan for) a "read it later" feature? Sometimes I find a good link that I just want to be able to find and read at a later time. Thanks!
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by pfd1986 6y ago
I believe this is the correct answer: https://twitter.com/DamascenoPF/status/1371861649011843073
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UCSF team has engineered a tiny antibody capable of neutralizing the coronavirus(ucsf.edu)
215 points by pfd1986 6y ago|34 comments
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by pfd1986 6y ago
UCSF (Center for Intelligent Imaging) | Machine Learning Specialist | Full Time | San Francisco | ONSITE | https://intelligentimaging.ucsf.edu The Center for Intelligent Imaging at the University of California San Francisco focu
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by pfd1986 6y ago
Interesting concept and I think it’s definitely worth the experiment! If I understand the premise, what you’re trying to avoid is a hub effect (the rich getting richer) becuase traditionally users see messages already curated (e.g. with hig
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by pfd1986 6y ago
For more on this, see the extremely interesting book 'Noise Matters' by Haven Wiley: https://g.co/kgs/pTKgsd
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by pfd1986 6y ago
I must be missing something here: "It is likely that (...) an increasing proportion are young and a declining proportion are older" Don't they have access to this data? How's that a speculation and not a plot?
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by pfd1986 6y ago
This event happening tomorrow might be of interest: https://www.usfca.edu/event/2020-04-29-1200/misinformation-a...
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AutoML(github.com)
5 points by pfd1986 7y ago|0 comments
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Navigation App Is Making Traffic Unmanageable(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by pfd1986 7y ago|0 comments
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by pfd1986 7y ago
~1-10 billion neurons.
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Tau, but not amyloid, predicts future atrophy in brain of Alzheimer's patients(theguardian.com)
2 points by pfd1986 7y ago|0 comments
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by pfd1986 7y ago
Also: https://coderadio.freecodecamp.org/ https://9128.live/ https://dewtone.com/
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by pfd1986 7y ago
Wrong thread?!
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by pfd1986 7y ago
Once it gets published and then reproduced by others while discarding cofounding factors.
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by pfd1986 7y ago
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/set-rounding-precis...
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by pfd1986 7y ago
Is it bad that the best part of the tutorial for me was to discover fzf? https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/fzf-a-command-line-fuzzy-f...
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by pfd1986 7y ago
I believe the argume is valid for order of magnitude calculations (see Geoffrey West YouTube videos, for an explanation). +-20 years wouldn't make a difference in a log plot
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by pfd1986 7y ago
I love the interplay between art and science. During my PhD I was lucky enough to work with an Origami artist (1) to help mathematicallly describe the folded structures he fabricated. One of such shapes was the one described in the article,
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by pfd1986 7y ago
I met him at Dynamicland last year and he was pretty excited about developing the game, but I guess things slowed down? I hope it still gets developed, I love the idea of the game.

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