x3tm

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by x3tm 8y ago
Few people complain about google's curated search results though or facebook news recommendations (or whatever they are called, I dont have facebook I just read about their algorithm some time ago). edit: typo.
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by x3tm 8y ago
How about tf.keras though? Im just starting with TF and found keras quite useful to begin with. TF itself feels like assembly language and I'm sure it will evolve to something higher level such as keras in the near future. I have never
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by x3tm 8y ago
How do you use TF on mobile? via google.colab?
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by x3tm 8y ago
Not sure what big data has to do with this. It is a problem that has always existed. Particularly in the "soft" sciences and biology. Its' certainly not the case in physics for instance. Big data may bring another dimension t
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by x3tm 8y ago
I'm surprised for 2 reasons: 1/ CS folks are still talking about Fortran. 2/ The word Modern and Fortran in the same sentence. Up to a few years ago, I found often myself in discussions with colleagues on the benefits of Fort
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by x3tm 8y ago
Thanks for the summary. Very interesting.
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by x3tm 8y ago
Yes, it does seem to be gambling indeed. Legislation should catch up with this kind of tech and clearly label some of its aspects as gambling and therefore not suitable for children and teens.
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by x3tm 8y ago
> A constantly updated collection of beautiful svg images that you can use completely free and without attribution. Designers are my new favorite people. I have to go out now and meet some.
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by x3tm 8y ago
Interesting read. I wonder though, doesnt this also apply to ML data scientists? After all we are talking about basing a career on AI. Perhaps developing software which does good ML/DL data science (or greatly helps with it) is the way
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by x3tm 8y ago
Social construct is closer to what he talks about. As for why he had to use a non standard formulation for this ... I believe it's marketing.
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by x3tm 8y ago
I've just seen it after reading your comment. (long bus ride). Excellent episode and so much more enjoyable than the peugeot story of Harari. Thanks for the implicit recommendation. As for the 'fictions' that Harari likes to
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by x3tm 8y ago
Yes. I wonder why other fields don't use a system similar to HEP's Inspire ( http://inspirehep.net/ ) which can give informative summaries on the researchers and their contributions (e.g., http://inspireh