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quibono
4y ago
Thanks for the detailed write-up, I find this stuff super interesting. If I wanted to read up and study the maths involved (CLP(Z)) what would be the best place to start (textbooks, courses etc)?
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4y ago
Yep, just saw the same happen. Given a prompt in Polish it outputs grammatically correct responses and then it starts going off in Czech. >> Jak się nazywasz? Krzysztof: Krzysztof. Tutaj wiemy, że Krzysztof jest osobą, która jest cier
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4y ago
> Sure I'll bite.. You're talking about Ubuntu, but can you do everything with Ubuntu running KDE or any other WM/DE? Yes. Apart from the Menu bar size it seems like your answer to everything is third party tools, which th
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5y ago
I'd have to agree with GP here. It was my impression that reverse in the bottom right is the 'classic' spot for a 5-gear manual transmission, unless a reverse lockout is used (then it is usually the top left spot).
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quibono
5y ago
Counterpoint: universities are supposed to provide education (which doesn't mean fun isn't allowed but surely that's not the priority here)
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quibono
5y ago
Apparently there are two word lists: one for the word to be guessed and one to validate user guesses. I imagine vozhd and waqf would appear in the latter lit but not in the former.
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5y ago
I think this is the way to go whenever optimization software meets real humans. I've had some experience with trying to optimize diets based on nutrition, and most of the work goes into making sure the suggested improvements aren'
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5y ago
This makes me think of the (apparently true?) story of the shuffle mode in iTunes being seemingly too random for people to the point that some believed it was broken. I have a feeling the differences between the theoretically optimal path (
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quibono
5y ago
Do you know of any good starting points if one wants to be working in HFT?
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5y ago
I remember reading a bit about GNNs circa 2019. At that time it seemed to have mostly to do with point clouds (for LIDAR data and for 3-D modelling mostly) but I imagine things have changed lots on this front. Are there any interesting pape
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5y ago
I don't know why you would expect a post with a title like this to touch on that, even though being wary of the BSL licence is fair.
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5y ago
Notice that it is actually df/da = (pi/a) - (1/a) (1-a^2)/(1+a^2) int_0^pi (1 - (1-a^2) / (1 + a^2 + 2 a cosx) dx. It is that right integral that is equal to -pi (1+a^2)/(1-a^2). So when you add you get: pi
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5y ago
What are some subfields of mathematics that you would say are crucial for gaining a proper understanding of all the things related to deep learning (e.g. let's say the paper you linked)? Even though the theory isn't complete, I&#x
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quibono
6y ago
What about the typing module in py3? I now try to use it whenever I'm doing things in Python, it makes it a lot easier to orient yourself around a codebase.
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6y ago
I'm in my final year of my Bachelor's and I'm probably going to do a Masters after that. Do you have any advice for me on how to best get introduced to compilers? I feel like I don't have a good idea of what I want to fo
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6y ago
Do you mind saying what the question is?
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6y ago
I appreciate your answer and your take on the subject, I'll definitely check VoVNet2 out. I think the practice of taking whatever model is currently achieving SotA results and fine-tuning it on one's data is bringing results, but
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6y ago
What would be some practical alternative model architectures one could use? I've seen EfficientNet be used fairly often (apart from ResNet/ImageNet etc.) in transfer learning.
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7y ago
The labs seem to be using Pi 3; if I wanted to follow along I guess there shouldn't be an issue with using Raspberry Pi 4 instead of 3?
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7y ago
I think it's the shared library file that the person was trying to add to the frontend
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7y ago
How do you go about starting growing though? I feel like I could be interested but it seems like something that's hard to start without the know-how.
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7y ago
Why couldn't it be both? Internal scruitny is necessary but I'd say that how well communicated research is influences how much funding and attention it gets which obviously matters a lot in shaping the scientific community.
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7y ago
This is something I often think about. What is the difference between me, accepting some scientific theories as fact, even though I have no physical means of testing all of them myself, and someone deeply religious who chooses to believe in
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7y ago
I think 'asthma' would work as an answer then. I've only read the English version so I don't know, but was wondering if the 'degenerate' case also comes up in the German version.
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What language do people speak in the Balkans, anyway?
(atlasobscura.com)
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Can anyone give me some advice on how to practice for questions like that (i.e. of the competetive programming type)? I really enjoy them but often have a hard time properly approaching and solving them. I'd love to be able to particip
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7y ago
Why is that? What's some advantages of having a credit card versus a debit one?
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7y ago
While I empathise with what you went through I don't think it's fully honest to expect the doctor to always start off suspecting serious disease when most of the time it's something banal. There's also the issue of patie
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7y ago
If it's not CO2 the real cause might be even more interesting, if a real negative effect does exist (which it seems to do, given the recent studies). I find it interesting that 1) they disagree based on the tests/methodology used
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8y ago
‘Treasure’ of a different sort turned up in one bunker in 2004. Some 16 tons of mustard gas canisters were found in a bunker only 40km from Tirana – the US had to pay the Albanian government some $20m to safely dispose of the weapons.
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