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Ask HN: Is anyone using Nimbus Notes?
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Did they publish any papers on AlphaGo Master ? AFAIK the 2016 Nature paper is Alpha Go Lee. And now we skipped to AlphaGo Zero.
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Thanks. Looks interesting!
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Ask HN: Recommended conferences for a senior SRE?
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Try Superintelligence - Nick Bostrom (very enjoyable - with a new original thought on every page) OR Pedro Domingos, The Master Algorithm (more difficult to read)
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Yes. At 4$/hr these instances are truly mind blowing. BUT With only 2TB of local storage, your 4TB dataset (or output set) has to pass over the net for every execution. At 10Gbs - this alone can take 20 minutes to 1hr. If you want to
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Is this guy for real? He is limited by not having an "expensive macbook with 4 real cores" ?? He gave up on a test because it "paged out the 15GB of data". Of course at these scales a cluster is x5 slower. Can someone pl
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A collection of (G)AI timeline predictions
(aiimpacts.org)
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Can you give a few more examples ? I am interested because writing these support tools IS effort+time+focus but not usually a technical problem.
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How about improving Google DOc's screen utilization? On a typical wide monitor, half the screen is taken up with the OS taskbar, Chrome's menus, Doc's menu, the doc paper margin, etc, etc Its horrible even with full-screen mo
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Where does CLANG vs GCC debate stand in 2017 I know CLANG is used in many research projects (which are often committed to the branch). And i assume many, many legacy projects stick with GCC.
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x10 for souvenir shop. thank you.
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Can you please comment on this code base ? Which tools / build chain r u using ? Did the actual compile take 1hr or the full CI/test ? Did u try use any parallelization ? I am curious because i am working on a "smart&qu
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if you had access to a hosted build system, which is x10 faster. lets even assume some sort of transparent gradual sync of your source tree, and the binaries back to your system. would u find value in such a setup or is it not worth the has
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What makefile/build system r u using ? I am curious since i did some work on parallel builds and I always wonder how much of this is (easily) transferable to other setups...
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Can you explain about some of these problems ? Why are some JVM languages easier than others ?
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Ask HN: Looking for balanced, technical blogs on energy, renewables, etc.
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9y ago
Use firefox. Problem fixed.
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What are the most complex paper you implemented ? Did you throw enough CPU at it to compare results ?!
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10y ago
I really like the charts. Are they auto-generated or manual ? Does anyone recognize which tool it is?
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20 recent (~2016) highly-cited machine learning papers
(kdnuggets.com)
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10y ago
Quadruple negative it is!
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How do you handle the JVM pauses due to GC and jit kicking in? Or are you just able to accept some milli sec delay every so often ? I work on very-low-latency products (sub-sub-msec) and we have only been able to mitigate this, never fully
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Does Atom support virtualization ?! Can you share which cpu/memory/esx r u running ?!
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> number of parameters exceeds the number of data points as it usually does in practice I dont get this part. In reality, isnt the dataset much larger than the parameters of the nueral net ?
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>>If you look at the experiment in detail, you'll find that it was set up in the AI's favor. Could you elaborate on this ?
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Can these EVs be used for binary/exe signing ? And what about individual developers i.e. not a company
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Could you spare a minute to comment of the current state of functional encryption? Is it practical on an intel cpu ?
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So you think you know C
(hackernoon.com)
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VC-backed Chain Blockchain goes opensource
(github.com)
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