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Your comment is more insightful that u realize ;) Software projects often suffer from exponential variations in specs, implementation, testing, environment, etc. Nuclear projects often suffer from inflexible and pre-defined specs and constr
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Are there similar projects which markup C to safer-C ? I remember seeing something similar but i cant find it. Somehow, it analyzes C code and produced C code with safe pointers, etc. Can someone please help ? Thanks (Not ASAN or binary-ins
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The "sparse blue graph" is just the binary win loss outcome - learns ok-ish but slow The "dense orange graph" - uses more dense rewards - kills, health - and learns better. I referred to this as a "sparse reward&quo
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Binary rewards (win/loss score at the end of the roll out) scored a "good" 70. With sparse reward (kills, health, etc), scored a better 80 and learned much faster. Normally, "reward engineering" uses human knowledg
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Any thoughts from the DOTA team on handling a world map which not bounded in size ? In my projects, the "world" size can change (unlike Go, Chess where the board size is fixed). Is the DoTA board size fixed? I guess the LTSM encod
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Quoting from the original article. > This logic takes milliseconds per tick to execute, versus nanoseconds for Chess or Go engines. So this is game engine itself, taking up the CPUs. Maybe the DoTA code can be optimized x2 for self play?
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Is $3/ride really that low ? On my personal ebike, i do 2-4 rides a day and it has almost entirely replaced my car. So really, anyone in SF or NY who spends $50/month will surely consider getting his own? 3$ and even 2$ seems in
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I wish i could be a fusion (and new nuclear) believer. But it is just so complicated. The free market is happy to produce 1M trucks a year. And 10M air conditioning units. And a gazillions flat screen TVs. How can you possibly compete as th
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Yes. Used in production HFT system. Works as advertised. But you should try the new J8 GC algos before you try a whole new VM
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I read this knee-deep in snow on the Annapurna Range. Still keeps me the creeps...
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> $3,276 per flight hour [for a leased private jet] I am no expert. But this seems cheap to me ? Can you really cross the USA in a private jet for less than $20K ? Edit: i am assuming this is not a new fancy Drone ..
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I have a custom game that i use for DRL and simulations. Is it worth while/possible to hook this game into Gym Retro. If I do, can i then use all the baseline algos on this ? How does this compare to ALE ?!
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Can i get the SPECjbb benchmark mentioned in the article ? The web site claims that it is pay-only $1500 https://www.spec.org/order.html
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MoviePass should give out Book of the Week to discourage customers... Still, the NPR story mentions 15$/month Gym! in Manhattan! And its a huge place that can hold 300 people. Americans are crazy...
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I am conflicted about this. The service runs 40 Anti Virus programs to test your uploaded executable. Obviously - this is used mostly by malware and various shady crap ware software. But making this a federal offense ? What happens when the
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Malware-Testing Service Scan4You Convicted on Three Federal Charges
(gizmodo.com)
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For context: In 2017 Intel buys Mobileye in $15.3B deal MobileEye is mostly based on classical ML and vision algos (just like Boston Robotics) rather than DL.
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Intel (MobileEYe) starts testing self-driving cars in Jerusalem
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We are considering an affiliate model for a new side-product. Can you point out the worst issues we should watch out for ? (Its a virtual-goods product. Not subscription, but usually multiple-return customers. Around 70% gross margin since
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Is there some sort of chrome extension or screen utility for RGB-challenged ?? This is my startup idea for the day.
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So even if we colonize the Solar system at x10 (x100?) cost, we are getting x2 x3 resources. Sad!
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China Plans $47B Fund to Boost Its Semiconductor Industry
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Thanks for the useful comparison to existing valuation. One issue which I never see addressed is the established automaker liabilities (pensions & debt?)? Is it possible that once you take these into consideration the TSLA is (slightly)
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> if more than 24 hours have passed, there is a very > small chance that I am able to identify the customer Hmm ??? Could u please explain. I always assumed that all ISPs will store all DHCP (PPPoE? PPTP? IANANE) allocations by IP &a
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Did you manage devs / backend / FE ? In which country in did you find good technical people ? My own experience: Ukrainian(Kiev) : very technical, high quality, not so cheap India(Puna, Delhi) : need lots of hands-on encouragement
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This should be the new official measuring units for all green, fusion and time-travel related articles
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Book draft by Andrew Ng. First 19 chapters. Like much of Ng's work, this is focused on getting practical results (rather than bleeding edge latest research).
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ML Yearning. Book draft. 19 chapters. Andrew Ng [pdf]
(gallery.mailchimp.com)
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From the outside, Scandinavia is generally regarded as a successful(-ish?) big-government model. And yet, talk to any Scandinavian, and you get the same cynical comments about sub optimal government behavior...
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Nice work Can u elaborate more on the network requirements? How much bandwidth is required? (I presume latency is less of a problem)
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