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by stolsvik 8y ago
What's in it for them? Where's the business model for Stripe? I find it extremely annoying that companies - any company - just can't be totally upfront about this. "We earn money from this by you having to fund these car
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by stolsvik 8y ago
«Lethal Regression»
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by stolsvik 8y ago
Come to Norway. Every visit to a doctor or hospital involving any of our children is completely without cost to us as parents - there is no deductible. We just walk right out the doors from the doctor's office or hospital, and the
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Does that matter much when your next DNS lookup is erectiledysfunction.org and your next ip packets go to the ip address of that domain?
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Haha, that was the strangeness: The boat is the opposite way compared to the rig..
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by stolsvik 9y ago
This is the exact thing I've been thinking all the time: Something's not totally right here: Let's at least slow down to better assess the situation. Everything works better in slo-mo. My human brain would then have much be
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Sure it wasn't the browser that filled it in?
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Yes.
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by stolsvik 9y ago
The Java-TF binding is so shallow it is absurd, IMHO. Basically, you loose everything you have when coding TF in Python, but yes - you can import models and weights into your JVM and do inference there. If you want to create a graph, then y
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by stolsvik 9y ago
I think he agreed with you..!
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Because you might want, as I definitely wanted, to also iterate over the feature engineering, not only the network and training parameters. Thus, doing ETL "inline" is really cool, and speeds up your iteration. It is also easy onc
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by stolsvik 9y ago
For anyone that hasn't checked out Deeplearning4j yet, and think that Python is the only place where the cool AI stuff happens, you really should check this project out! Their Gitter channel is absolutely kicking, where lots of the act
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by stolsvik 9y ago
Wrt. the idea that without the grant, Facebook can sue you. A) There's this thing with "implicit grant" since they've open sourced it and grant you a license. But even without this, and more interestingly, B) If they sue
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by stolsvik 9y ago
This is a very interesting point. I actually thought Americans with insurance went to the doctor for absolutely anything, and felt very entitled to that since they pay so much for their insurance. What you point out is that it might be the
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by stolsvik 9y ago
You can turn cookies off or similar, or you can choose to not use or employ such services. That the ISP can do this, without your consent - each DNS lookup, each TCP connection you're making - is a whole different thing. I think it is
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Hi geezerjay, I'm trying to find a way to contact you - I was wondering whether you could comment on a previous comment about used opterons for "Budget HPC": Where would I go to find this, and build myself such a rig? Links?
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Would you care to tell how to get hold of such a system, which sites to visit? Thanks!
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Completely off topic, but which conferences are that? Any recommendations? I'm looking to go into that field.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Link?
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by stolsvik 10y ago
"Retrofitting" SO to have been made by FogCreek is obviously to put the company in some better light. It was Jeff that came to Joel and had this idea, and it was not implemented within FogCreek.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
That's absurd. Everything in a masters degree is "beginner" when you've worked 10 years in a field. When I took my MSc in computer science, there hardly was any "big data" and deep learning around. That you act
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by stolsvik 10y ago
You are confirming the point that was made!! It is harder for "poor folks" to get in. It is easier for wealthy kids to get in. You should state ".. and I had to work my way in there - my folks aren't wealthy!" as a
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by stolsvik 10y ago
I would not have written that down, but I can assure you that I would remember to send you whatever you asked: An interview setting is very special, and tend to get hyper focus. I wouldn't go out from there wondering the typical "
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Remember that no rule nor policy is for ever; you always have politics. The new party in power might change everything, always.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Yes, or eor them together, as I mentioned in another branch.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Hashes: What about xor'ing together hashes from two or more algos? Even if one just hashed to all-1, it wouldn't matter.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Not if your company overrides the settings. At my job, 5 is the limit, and then the phone is wiped. Seriously.
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by stolsvik 10y ago
One have to be blind and ignorant if you believe that the number of cars will double by 2040. I believe they will be halved, if not quartered or more. Have they not seen any of the self-driving cars appearing, and getting here much faster
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by stolsvik 10y ago
Check out Scandinavia..
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by stolsvik 10y ago
If such a patent is granted, then the patent system is even more screwed than I imagined. (And I thought I have a pretty good imagination.)

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