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7y ago
We would never know if he is right
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An app to turn your photo into art, without neural network
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A few years back, some software is banned from Chinese internet because its release number is 6.4
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7y ago
I thought this is a Key/Value store. :)
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8y ago
+1 for Why We Sleep, just finished it a few days ago.
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8y ago
Rediscovered, posted multiple times on HN.
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8y ago
I think I learned about it in "Learning how to learn" video course. One principle: don't reread, recall.
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8y ago
Why are the Amazon affiliate sites so unsuccessful? Are there too many of them? or what?
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8y ago
Raising awareness is what he want, being called a jerk is the price he has to pay. Defend +1.
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Chatbot is the new App?
(snatchbot.me)
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Great tool. How does it work? I mean how does the script know the exact position the video player is currently playing?
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8y ago
Nice analogy. We want tech to help us only when we need them, not to tell us how to live our lives.
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8y ago
That form of communication exists. It's called REST.
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Great, great work! Congratulations! Do you support transfer-learning, for instance, pre-trained models on ImageNet? A lot of problems have limited dataset, and can only work by training the last layers of a pre-trained model? And do you sup
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8y ago
What environmental disaster are you talking about?
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8y ago
Correct me if I am wrong. It looks programmers are more prone to get depression(or obsessive disorders). I am thinking if this is related to the thinking patterns of programming, which is quite 'unnatural' if you think about it.
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Has anyone trained neural networks to read QR codes?
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8y ago
Yes, the hearing is a show. But... Yesterday, a major social network app in China (Neihan), with hundreds of millions of users get shut down perpetually by government orders. In the meantime, several major social products are removed from C
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9y ago
Working for a big company is stable but fragile (you can lose the job, or become a special cog that cannot fit into any other machine). Working for yourself is risky at the very beginning, but anti-fragile, given you know what you are doing
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- you're a lot better off working at a good company -- MUCH better off -- unless you have a pretty damn concrete idea of what you're doing. What makes so sure? Have you started your own thing? Glad to hear about your story/le
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Ask HN: Which chapters of “AI-a modern approach” are relevant today?
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9y ago
I think people are going to switch to voice-only interface not because they are eager to use it. People are starting to realize the mobile phone is a time black-hole, and will restrict themselves from using them. But they still need to stay
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Tubi TV takes the opposite direction, free subscription + ads. Which model do you think most people will prefer?
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Cannot agree more. The Internet has a natural selection mechanism that rewards the product that captures the most attention, for the longest time. As long as this mechanism is at play, there will always be mind hacks that get people hooked
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+1. I was thinking about the Hinton Capsule paper using MNIST.
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It looks RCN sits between traditional machine learning (with manual feature selection) and 'modern' neural networks (CNN). The traditional methods are too rigid to capture the essential information, while the CNNs sometimes are to
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2 words. Monopoly. Breakup. The question is, why is it not happening?
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Totally agree about the value of user interaction with pure text. We are too obsessed about UI widgets, but forgot one thing: the screen space is just 2D, you cannot put too many things in the 2D space, so we introduce levels, but lower-lev
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Most deep learning programs are in the range of 100s lines of code, even for quite complicated models.
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Even musicians need to understand a little bit SEO ;) Software is indeed eating the world.
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