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pietz
3y ago
The Azure SLAs state that neither the chats are stored nor used for training in any way. They are private and protected in the same way all the other sensitive data is stored on Azure. On top, you might argue that Microsoft and Azure are ea
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3y ago
We're building a no-code data cleaning platform ( https://nonan.io ) and we recently switched from Pandas to Polars. Transformation pipelines are ~10x faster. Saving us roughly the same factor in compute costs. Polars is amaz
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3y ago
Wow, we almost had a name collision with the service nonan.io I'm currently launching :) (not really related. It's a data cleaning app)
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4y ago
I'm just not convinced how useful this will be. On one side you're very limited to the default style and list of available components. On the otger side you have to learn a new framework. It seems to me if you invest the time into
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History of Convolutional Blocks in Simple Code
(towardsdatascience.com)
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8y ago
and this is all they wanted
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pietz
8y ago
classic mom joke.
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8y ago
How can people who know a thing or two about machine learning help to use their skills for environmental causes?
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8y ago
I have a couple of questions if the authors are following along. While I understand the choice of using a downsampled input with 4 channels I'm wondering why you went with a downsampled output instead of going to the original resolutio
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9y ago
Crestle ( https://www.crestle.com/ ): + super quick to setup + free trial no CC required o underlying GPUs are ok - more expensive than others Google Colab ( https://colab.research.google.com/ ): + Free + Works
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An introduction to different types of convolutions in Deep Learning
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9y ago
i second your view. i like working with VSCode and only grab Sublime when I've to wrangle text files that are larger than 10MB.