supercarrot

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by supercarrot 10y ago
I've put fracking numbers to point out the comparison. Animal agriculture is being done everywhere. I'm doubting people are eating meat from Brazil, Australia and Denmark in US, Asia or Africa so much that these are the main dots
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by supercarrot 10y ago
fracking - 70 to 140 billion gallons anually animal agriculture - 34 to 76 trillion gallons anually at least we know what wastes a lot of water, the solution is simple, but is not as tasty. as for heating, yes, it's quite a problem. wi
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by supercarrot 10y ago
This is implied through research on reductions in machine learning. That simple models can solve complex tasks. For example, you can do multiclass classification, cost sensitive (importance weighted) multiclass and binary, quantile regressi
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by supercarrot 10y ago
as much as it's not part of the standard, __restrict__ allows limiting the effects of pointer aliasing in C/C++. [1] [1] : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restrict
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by supercarrot 10y ago
> IMO RNNs do need some kind of structured loss (more than per step likelihood) to be competitive with HMM approaches using Viterbi decoding This is exactly what they do with the dependency parser I've cited, so your opinion is defi
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by supercarrot 10y ago
Still, beam search can be simulated and improved by running decision processes in parallel. For example, instead of learning the sequence labeling as a sequence of n decisions (where n is the length of the sequence) you can learn sequence l
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by supercarrot 10y ago
Interesting observation of computational complexity. HMMs require Viterbi algorithm to find the desirable sequence. The complexity of the algorithm depends on the number of previous decisions on which we condition the current one. Time comp
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by supercarrot 10y ago
Another interesting thing is that perceptron can approximate any non-linear function with just a single hidden layer. http://cstheory.stackexchange.com/questions/17545/universal-...
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by supercarrot 10y ago
2048 or somewhere around that is the time when all of the ocean ecosystems will be completely destroyed. we're living in some crazy times.
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by supercarrot 10y ago
2011. I'll edit it.
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by supercarrot 10y ago
"China aims to have 100 gigawatts (GW) of wind power capacity by 2020, and the nation’s leaders plan to expand installed solar capacity to 20 GW during the same period. These are truly astonishing goals, and, if China even comes close