theCricketer

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Lyft's Open Platform for Autonomous Cars(take.lyft.com)
4 points by theCricketer 9y ago|0 comments
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by theCricketer 9y ago
Could you elaborate on Android's weaknesses when it comes to privacy and contrast this with Apple's approach? Asking genuinely to update my understanding.
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Uber Posts $708M loss for Q1, as revenue continues to grow(wsj.com)
4 points by theCricketer 9y ago|0 comments
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X, the Moonshot Factory (formerly Google X)(x.company)
1 points by theCricketer 9y ago|0 comments
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by theCricketer 9y ago
Question for any Google Cloud folks hanging out here: Is it possible to use Cloud TPUs without using TensorFlow? Is there a more low level library/API to run instructions on TPUs so other frameworks can work with TPUs?
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by theCricketer 9y ago
Out of curiousity and so we can all concretely imagine how Sidewalk Labs plans to transform cities, can someone explain what are the speicific changes and associated benefits in this new kind of city? It mentions, autonomous transit, ride s
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by theCricketer 9y ago
Related: Here is an interesting piece from Benedict Evans, where he argues that there are currently many reasons voice technology isn't ready to be the next platform. http://ben-evans.com/benedictevans/2017/2&
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by theCricketer 9y ago
Sorry I should have made it more clear - the links are at the end of my comment.
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by theCricketer 9y ago
MIT recorded a set of Calculus video courses back in 1970s that they have since made publicly available. It is taught by a lecturer named Herbert Gross. His style of lecturing is clear, he states why things are defined the way they are and
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Nice. I use Dropbox Paper to take math notes, and it works great with math formulas and Latex support. You get sharable Paper documents, downloadable as MS Word docs and Dropbox paper overall feels light, fast and minimalistic. The only thi
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Nice, great first step. It would be great to start this experiment and eventually come to an API spec that all airports could implement. There is a lot more incentive to build great apps if they can be used at all (or many) of the hubs.
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Chris Leary, a compiler engineer at Google gave a talk about XLA at the recent Tensorflow Dev Summit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAOanJczHA0
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Could someone explain specifically what problem Container Builder solves?
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Assisting Pathologists in Detecting Cancer with Deep Learning(research.googleblog.com)
1 points by theCricketer 10y ago|0 comments
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Google's Tensor Processing Unit (2016)(techradar.com)
3 points by theCricketer 10y ago|0 comments
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3 Big Lies: Data Oriented Design and C++ [2014][video](youtube.com)
3 points by theCricketer 10y ago|0 comments
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by theCricketer 10y ago
This costs about $15k - $19k. With all the great lecture and homework content out on the Internet about AI, ML, deep learning, vision and natural language, I wonder if one can put together a more comprehensive and customized version of this
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Thanks for sharing. Here's a set of deep learning resources I've found useful to give you a good theoretical background as well as start applying techniques to real world problems: 1. Intro deep learning, bit of theory and intuiti
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by theCricketer 10y ago
There is a great set of lectures by Dan Jurafsky and Chris Manning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfoudtpBV68&list=PL6397E4B26... It would be helpful to have some background in Machine Learning. For a good introductor
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by theCricketer 10y ago
> These days, some U.S. subs come equipped with sophisticated antennas that can be used to intercept and manipulate other people's communications traffic, particularly on weak or unencrypted networks. Isn't (most of) the commun
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by theCricketer 10y ago
Database noob here: Could someone please explain why this is different from other approaches and why this is interesting? How does it compare to BigQuery on GCP or Elasticsearch? Are those even the right comparisons? Is this interesting be
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A Brief History of Neural Nets and Deep Learning, Part 1(andreykurenkov.com)
4 points by theCricketer 11y ago|0 comments
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by theCricketer 11y ago
Just curious (I'm a nobody in the security field to doubt anything): What is the process to vet the correctness of the description of the severity? I imagine these notices are pretty important so when they describe subjective things li
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by theCricketer 11y ago
Question: I'm curious to hear other people's experiences with "4. Stop asking questions". I ask questions quite a bit. It does slow me down. But I feel like if I understand something, I can move faster in the longer term
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by theCricketer 11y ago
I think the purpose was just to show that you can perform the computation without stalling the rendering thread, not that it is faster.
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by theCricketer 11y ago
Would commuter buses (public transit) be a good target to make self-driven? They go on the same route multiple times a day, and since the technology relies on mapping out the route in great detail, wouldn't buses be a good target?
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by theCricketer 11y ago
Not sure why this re-surfaced now but here's a link to the comments when it was posted over a year ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7384818
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by theCricketer 12y ago
Maybe I'm a noob, but its such a nice conversation. Real interest to improve a product. And a busy engineer taking time to help onboard the new comer to the Atom project. Pretty cool IMO.
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by theCricketer 12y ago
The FAQ question answers a ton of questions. Just search for a question you have and see what happens :)
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by theCricketer 12y ago
Spotify has a similar preview feature. If you're logged in to the web player, you can use it by following this link: https://play.spotify.com/discover

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