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by yazr 10y ago
Can you please explain you are learning a SPECIFIC track or a random one ? How would the existing agent fare on a brand new track ?
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by yazr 10y ago
IMHO yes. It is probably an easy local maxima with relatively fast convergence Far harder are a. "planning" - finding the optimal path through sequential turns b. generalizing the learned experience to a new, unseen situation Woul
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by yazr 10y ago
Bootstrapping in B2B is very hard. Decisions take years, endless customization and integration, and its someone's day-job to negotiate you down on price. VCs like this because with enough funding and persistence, you get a sticky high
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by yazr 10y ago
R U saying that (currently) Mono is a superset of Core ? So i am starting with a large and varied Win code base, i will have an easier time porting (as much of it as possible) to Mono rather than Core ?
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by yazr 10y ago
Can you do anything on RL?! I feel this is a huge area since so many projects start with no enough labeled data and can be gradually improved
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by yazr 10y ago
If you are looking for actual data-based reporting start here fivethirtyeight.com/ If this is some kind of hipster feel-good rant about how you are only gonna read non biased news good luck with that
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by yazr 10y ago
Actually - this 9.25 index-linked (!!) for 35 years (!!) Wind and solar is typically not linked, for 20 years only. It is also planned for 10yrs from now, when most other costs will be lower still. It will end up 50%-100% over onshore wind
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by yazr 10y ago
Its not really new TRILLIONS. Its mostly replacing planned trillions that would have gone to older/carbon-intensive technologies. So much of this is probably "earmarked" somewhere for a coal station, an ICE truck or whatever.
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by yazr 10y ago
I have MobileEye installed in my (mid range) car - it is a clever and advanced system - but no way near being a hands-off system. There is obviously a lot of hand-waving and wishful thinking from the Tesla PR side.
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by yazr 10y ago
I agree Chasm City feels very pedestrian and long. But i got a real thrill when it finally converged.. It was well worth the wait ;)
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by yazr 10y ago
Revelation Space - by Alastair Reynolds – 2000 An epic volume 1 Volume 2 - Chasm City - brilliant with a dark and heart stopping culmination Reynolds is a British astro-physicists I dont know if he is popular in the US as he is in the UK
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by yazr 10y ago
How is it different from other declarative variants?! I get the plug-in SAT solver. Great. (in practice SAT solvers need plenty of specialist tuning for non-toy problems). Is it suppose to be somehow more readable than Prolog? Easier to bui
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by yazr 10y ago
Boomerang is one of "bundle-ware" companies with some very dubious chrome extensions or whatever. This is how they how they collect plenty of data.
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by yazr 10y ago
A typical PE buys the company with 20% cash down, and 80% debt (i.e. money borrowed from a bank). They now have to find extra profit to pay the interest. Ideally they also get a healthy dividend or management fee every year. This inevitabl
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by yazr 10y ago
This appears to a global-cache-coherence chip. Slides 12-16 http://insidehpc.com/2016/08/phytium-china-unveils-64-core-a... Each 8-core "panel" has its own L2 and DCU The L3 is globally shared, with the
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by yazr 10y ago
This is like switching cable company and expecting to get better service ;(
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by yazr 10y ago
Just had a look at your presentation "Learning from other's mistakes: Data-driven code analysis" Can you share some links to your work with ML or related ?
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by yazr 10y ago
I am not a hard core gamer. But i have been following the hype around this game and it seems amazing to me that such a basic functionality is not included. And yes. I realize the technical challenges in MMOGs but i am still astounded by the
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Massively hyped exploration game lacks ANY player to player interaction(arstechnica.com)
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by yazr 10y ago
Here is a contrarian view: Finland early-stage money is mostly government money. So mostly "I am an unemployed Nokia ex-manager, here is my form, please give me 1M euros" This is probably the WORST group to start startups, but the
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by yazr 10y ago
Great mini survey! Can you mention any key papers about NNs that manipulate existing code? e.g. parse it, find design pattern, optimize, etc I think this is just as interesting and already feasible.
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by yazr 10y ago
"How ML based programming will allow us to program using a higher-abstraction programming language" Better ?! There is also the famous quote about how any working (and understood) AI is no longer considered AI...
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by yazr 10y ago
You are factually correct But, a key problem was the runtime (in)efficiency of the prolog implementation engine. Maybe today with x1M more powerful computers it is worth trying again ? Neural networks were abandoned in the 80s and made a ma
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by yazr 10y ago
"memetic equivalent of a patch file" Ooohh i love this sentence ;) And yes - it is only sane and reasonable to ask.. but should be mandatory !!
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by yazr 10y ago
Thanks both.
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by yazr 10y ago
Is there any source/sample you can share ? I am starting on a big SPA project. react+horizon+rethinkdb seem ideal for the read-only parts, but i worried about how to integrate some business logic which will require relational transacti
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by yazr 10y ago
Also - which of these service are strong in the fraud prevention area ?! Or integration with third party services for fraud prevention.
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Ask HN: Good fraud prevention for a PAAS product?
1 points by yazr 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Should i outsource to react/node or to php/jquery
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