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by phreeza 6y ago
Cameras with night vision mode often have an infrared LED that you can see with most phones front camera.
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by phreeza 6y ago
As an actual neuroscientist (PhD student, in a past life, now a googler), I would disagree with this part: > Inserting electrodes in the brain is the easy part. The reason no one else has yet bothered with this level of miniaturization i
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Stein's Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by phreeza 6y ago|0 comments
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Hong Kong reports 'first case' of virus reinfection(bbc.com)
2 points by phreeza 6y ago|0 comments
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A Review on Night Enhancement Eyedrops Using Chlorin E6 [pdf](scienceforthemasses.org)
1 points by phreeza 6y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 6y ago
I think Jack Gallant and colleagues get it right by basically applying the method that works well in machine learning. Train your model on one dataset, and then validate on a held out test set. That should get rid of the majority of all sta
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AlphaDogfight Trials Go Virtual for Final Event(darpa.mil)
2 points by phreeza 6y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 6y ago
HN was never really about this kind of hacking as far as I can tell. Mostly about hackers in the broader "creative problem solving" sense.
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Common power laws for cities and spatial fractal structures(pnas.org)
2 points by phreeza 6y ago|0 comments
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by phreeza 6y ago
Nvidia revenue is still slightly more gaming than data center (which covers AI), but the are about to reach parity https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-financia...
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by phreeza 6y ago
Data source for GPT-4?
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by phreeza 6y ago
I know, but I was trying to think of a space where the dual of the dual is not the primal? I think in Hilbert spaces this does not happen?
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by phreeza 6y ago
Interesting, can this happen for function spaces?
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by phreeza 6y ago
Germany introduced fees a while ago but then rolled them back.
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by phreeza 6y ago
I don't think that is how collision avoidance works for sattelites. It's more about ground-based radar tracking of trajectories. I think Scott Manley had a video about this, but I can't find it now.
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by phreeza 6y ago
> (and someone outside in the frost with a big antenna listening to the noise floor and tracking) I've wondered about this, why were consumer satellite dishes so huge back in the day, and now we seem to be able to get away with much
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by phreeza 6y ago
And then the gnashing of teeth 2 years later when the terms or the availability of the API change, making half of the startups nonviable.
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by phreeza 6y ago
Yup, T1900 handed down from an uncle, my first computer!
799.
by phreeza 6y ago
How can we track the progression of this wave? Earnings calls? Any other ideas?
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by phreeza 6y ago
My money is on the next iteration of gpt being multi-modal (See image-gpt). So this kind of thing would fit right in. I don't think this would lead to the kind of scientific revolution you are thinking of, given the tendency of gpt to
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by phreeza 6y ago
Coming back?
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by phreeza 6y ago
At least in Germany you don't have to be a member of the union to benefit from their negotiations. About 50% of employees work under a so-called "Tarif" contract, terms of which get negotiated by unions.
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Hallucinated Gods(meltingasphalt.com)
4 points by phreeza 6y ago|1 comments
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by phreeza 6y ago
I guess it is a question of definitions, but i think it really is not possible, for the reason that the space of possible test sets includes contradictory sets. So if I ask you a simple question which is not in your training set, like &quot
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by phreeza 6y ago
It's literally not even a few days for the father. There is a referendum on the books to raise it to 2 weeks. Luckily my employer gives me 12 weeks but as you say, this is voluntary.
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by phreeza 6y ago
In the general sense, is out-of-distribution learning even possible? The best you are likely going to get is robustness wrt different environments, but the environments have to come from the same Meta-Distribution. Invariant risk minimizati
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by phreeza 6y ago
It's not really a fair thing to compare to a single human life though, since humans benefit greatly from the genetic and cultural priors inherent in the entire course of evolution. The structural prior for a transformer is really quite
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by phreeza 6y ago
See also the current top story about low background steel.
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by phreeza 6y ago
So would you predict a correlation between number of immigrants in a county/state/country and nativist electoral success? I don't think that is the case. I get that immigration is a hotly debated culture war topic, but I am n
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by phreeza 6y ago
As a German living in Switzerland, I was quite surprised by this when I came here. Just as an example, officially mandated paternal leave is 1 day. In Germany it is something like 6 months I think.

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