tmabraham

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by tmabraham 5y ago
Haha yesterday in #off-topic I called you the "grandfather of EleutherAI"
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by tmabraham 5y ago
How is this better than Voila, which is developed by the Jupyter Notebook team? https://github.com/voila-dashboards/voila
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Tqdm is awesome and I use it all the time! Another great alternative is fastprogress: https://github.com/fastai/fastprogress It often works better in Jupyter Notebooks.
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by tmabraham 5y ago
> Given that this is just structured data behind the scenes, it will remain a puzzle as to why Spotify decided not to enable Wrapped in the browser. There is no puzzle here, they are 100% trying to force people to use the app. I suspect
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by tmabraham 5y ago
It's important to also credit Alfredo Canziani who organized much of the course.
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by tmabraham 5y ago
I use https://fastpages.fast.ai/ for my blogging platform, so I use Utterances through that... It's a great system IMO
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The meaning of interpolation and generalization in deep learning(twitter.com)
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by tmabraham 5y ago
The visualizer looks fun: https://twitter.com/minimaxir/status/1447679798822649856
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by tmabraham 5y ago
haha this a project my current Ph.D. advisor worked on (he's the lead author of that study). He likes to say AI=avian intelligence...
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by tmabraham 5y ago
The website is down, I am getting a 404 page.
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by tmabraham 5y ago
This is bringing back memories of my college physics class studying! Great website with simple bite-sized explanations of key topics in physics... Also, they have for other fields too: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hb
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by tmabraham 5y ago
They have some of that already: http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Chemical/chemcon.... http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Biology/biocon.ht...
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by tmabraham 5y ago
If you follow through with the entire fastai course/book, then you will learn how to build an ML framework (the fastai library) from scratch. Yes, it starts out by saying "you can do deep learning with 4 lines of code" but it
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by tmabraham 5y ago
This is quite interesting, and I hope the course material will be made available for others (including myself) to check out. > None of my students had a course in abstract algebra before. But they didn't need it to get their hands d
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DALL·E mini – AI for generating images from a text prompt(wandb.ai)
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Yeah it doesn't seem to be a profitable scam, but rather probably just revenge or to protect themselves...
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Wow, this is shocking that the scammers out-scammed Jim Browning, a well-known YouTuber fighting cyber-scams. I hope the channel is restored as soon as possible! I wonder what recourses are available when you delete a YouTube channel yourse
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My thoughts and experience on the new GitHub Copilot tool(tmabraham.github.io)
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by tmabraham 5y ago
I just wanted to say that your deprocrastination.co Chrome extension is quite good and very helpful (I am just using the free version). Your blog posts are also quite nice. Quite exciting to see these course materials, excited to delve into
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My thoughts and experience on the new GitHub Copilot tool(tmabraham.github.io)
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Memory palaces are amazing! A while back I tried memorizing a deck of cards. I spent several days trying to memorize via rote memorization, but it was quite difficult for me to memorize more than ~20 cards. One day I tried memory palaces an
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by tmabraham 5y ago
I think I might have aphantasia, but a while back I learned successfully learned how to use a memory palace...
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Ah that's unfortunate, I didn't know. That said, my point still stands. Additionally, the comparison they did is massively unfair. I'm pretty sure Kaggle competitions have most of the feature they claim it doesn't have (
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by tmabraham 5y ago
IDK why this is being downvoted, it was indeed published two year ago, they just apparently repackaged this as an easier-to-use tool: https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.07291
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by tmabraham 5y ago
To me this looks more like a competitor to CodaLab than Kaggle, and seems to target the ML research competition market. It seems unlike Kaggle, it doesn't seem to support things like notebooks, discussions, etc. I might add that the co
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by tmabraham 5y ago
A recent paper on this: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41551-020-0534-9
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by tmabraham 5y ago
I took the fast.ai course and now I am doing a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering focused on applying deep learning to microscopy. I don't think fast.ai is enough if you want to do theoretical research in deep learning, but it certainly p
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by tmabraham 5y ago
I found a paper from 2019 in the references of this current paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1903.09760
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by tmabraham 5y ago
overall electronics supply chain issues, and I heard something about cryptocurrency mining also being involved with supply issues for hard drives.
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by tmabraham 5y ago
Biomedical Engineering is the way to go...

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