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by stealthcat 4y ago
The spectrum is too wide, might need to dabble to see which works for you: - Mainstream vision/text/speech, something Huggingface et al do. The classic advice where you learn SGD, stack net layers and put loss, train, deploy on we
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by stealthcat 4y ago
Really, last time I read there’s zig compiler flag to not use LLVM at all (but not all features supported yet)
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Ask HN: Lighter alternatives to LLVM
13 points by stealthcat 4y ago|10 comments
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Ask HN: Lighter Alternatives to LLVM
1 points by stealthcat 4y ago|0 comments
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by stealthcat 4y ago
Religion is easy [0]. Those who commit apostasy are given time to reflect and repent to become muslim again, it is not like they are not given chance to turn back and live. [0] https://www.abuaminaelias.com/dailyhadithonline
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by stealthcat 4y ago
So far sadly yes? http://www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/BitterLesson.html tl;dr So far things that enable faster search and faster learning win over long run. Recursive things like backprop in NN and optimizing rewa
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by stealthcat 4y ago
Yi Ma’s book and slides seems ok to me. In sense that ML is like Signal Processing and Control Theory. Though I think he is somewhat against “the bitter lesson” https://book-wright-ma.github.io/ http://www.incomp
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by stealthcat 4y ago
Just finish learning everything first and come back here. Others answered your concerns pretty well. It is common to be like an angry freshman/sophomore who yells why should he take all these difficult classes then 5-10 years later he
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by stealthcat 4y ago
Quran translations and tafseer. If have more time, study Arabic and try to listen/read the Quran.
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Ask HN: How is Python's OOP is superior vs. Lisp CLOS?
30 points by stealthcat 4y ago|38 comments
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by stealthcat 6y ago
An American calls his or her parents "you" when talking to them. Asians always address their parents with words meaning "mother" or "father". Calling them "you" is extremely rude. We can go on and on
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Compiling AI with AI(openreview.net)
2 points by stealthcat 7y ago|0 comments
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by stealthcat 7y ago
It's super hard to avoid "evil" in BigCo. If you drag the chain of evilness long enough, you almost don't want to work under any tech companies. Depending on your willingness. Like Intel CPU R&D center is established
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Ruby is Perl and Lisp inspired from start. Python sacrifices flexibility for consistency. Like Java but with duck typing.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
NVIDIA?
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Can't do much with anti-trust law around. In 18th-century, "trade companies" (V.O.C., British East India Company, etc.) are strong enough to own a country.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
MNIST is joke. I can train linear regression and acheive 90% accuracy. CIFAR-10 is the new MNIST today.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Birds of a feather flock together. In my experience it's pretty hard to not stumble with people that clicks with you, wherever you go. Take those chances to make friends.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
basically instead of building your own pipelines and valves and pumps and reservoirs, etc. from scratch, today those thing are already available and proven to be working. so you only need to learn to be a plumber.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
How is this different from spiking neural networks (SNN)? Seems like easier and simplified (e.g. no synapse) and densely connected version of SNN, with less control on inter neuron connections. Last time, I read work to port SNN (with ODE s
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Listen to game dev talks from Rami Ismail. As others told game dev as a hobby is more feasible
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Remember when William Ditto actually made wetware computing using live neuron cells (yep living cells), but he saw the potential of such computer and stopped research. Instead he focused in chaos computing, and founded Chaologix, where he m
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by stealthcat 8y ago
What is your opinion on Universal Robotics. Also colab robot arms but minus fancy screen/faces
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by stealthcat 8y ago
>Don't just trust family Reminder what happened to Joseph in his life [0]. [0] https://quran.com/12
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by stealthcat 8y ago
>do it because I have to. I don't get it. Sorry can you explain
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Japanese grammar structure is almost total inverse of English, worse, it has particle 'screws' system to make sense of any sentence. Japanese vocab is not robust to noise, i.e. it is high-entropy. Unlike English, there are tons of
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Their github repo codebase is too unreadable to be useful. Some of worst software engineering out there. The irony of some org trying to push openness but giving near unusable code.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Recall whether you hurt anyone recently. Apologize asap.
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Need many years ahead for IEEE interval arithmetic hardware implementations to be usable... https://standards.ieee.org/findstds/standard/1788-2015.html
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by stealthcat 8y ago
Kind of like why you never look tired? I'm always tired.

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