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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing this. It is great to see that MIT is now catching up with Stanford in terms of Deep Learning classes.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I used to dislike Microsoft till recently. After using OneNote (on Wine) and their keyboard (Natural 4000) I am now a fan.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
This is how Firefox dies.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I understand the issue of balancing classes and doing projects. If you want to go to grad school GPA will matter a LOT more. Keep it above 8 even at the cost of spending less time on your skills. If you are sure you do not want to go to gra
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Exactly my point. I don't think DL really gives any significant advantage in this case.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Elementary OS
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
There is something similar for ranking people. H-Index. Given the list of people in each lab it might be possible to quantify the output of a group using that.
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Interactive Numerical Optimization Tutorial(benfrederickson.com)
142 points by reachtarunhere 10y ago|9 comments
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
That would put us in the league of JS folks. New JS every year (month?)
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Also look into django-channels
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I feel the same. For the same reason given a new topic I start with the video tutorials and then dive into the text.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Can anyone please help me understand where this can be put to use? Few comments have already mentioned some stuff vaguely. Any concrete example will really help.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Stability largely depends on your hardware. I would not expect one linux distribution to run better than other in most cases. Especially not here given Elementary is based on Ubuntu.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I would add assignment solutions to your list of desirable things. Makes it easy to keep moving after getting stuck.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
That is a true blessing in disguise.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
This from Google's Blog in 2009 against IE/Microsoft. The irony is beautiful. https://publicpolicy.googleblog.com/2009/02/browsers-powered...
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Very interesting read. Especially for someone like me who is on the verge of completing his undergraduate education. I have always feared that life might be too boring in the industry. This provides some fresh perspective. Also thank you fo
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I read this in July. I am sure that the Future work section has been better explained. The main code is the same.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I am getting a customized T-Shirt with that message.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
This is very much like Collective Intelligence book but targets deep learning. I am really excited. The draft seems pretty good.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Apologies. My reply should have been more civil.
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EU leaders call for immediate open access to all scientific papers by 2020(sciencemag.org)
11 points by reachtarunhere 10y ago|0 comments
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Sometimes the lack of resources makes life simple and fun. I miss the feeling of doing things aimlessly just for the sake of doing them. Not for some reward or even the perceived value of what the task is. Nostalgia is the word that best de
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Princeton goes open access to stop staff handing all copyright to journals(theconversation.com)
3 points by reachtarunhere 10y ago|0 comments
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Too early to say if it pseudoscience. They don't know the effects yet. It is just risky tinkering.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
It is great that someone decided to act on it.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
I highly recommend this.
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Theory Lags Practice(lemire.me)
1 points by reachtarunhere 10y ago|0 comments
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
GreyOrange ( http://www.greyorange.com ) is a well funded startup solving the exact problem.
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by reachtarunhere 10y ago
Life is easy for 9gag now.

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