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Reeder 4 for Mac(beta.reeder.ch)
4 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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Neural MMO – A Massively Multiagent Game Environment(blog.openai.com)
10 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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Emergent Coordination Through Competition(sites.google.com)
2 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
Is there any open-source -physically realistic- rocket flight simulation software that one can build/test landing algorithms on?
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Better Language Models and Their Implications(blog.openai.com)
426 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|130 comments
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Enough with the lecturing(nsf.gov)
1 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
If you love emacs's functionality and prefer vim's key bindings, you may find http://spacemacs.org/ useful. Its org-mode support is amazing.
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Unsupervised Neural Networks Fight in a Minimax Game(people.idsia.ch)
1 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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Solid, secure file transfer over SFTP(diskgem.info)
2 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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Frameworks mentioned ICLR 2018-2019: {TensorFlow 228-266}, {Pytorch 87-252}(reddit.com)
2 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
And don't forget inline LaTeX support. With this feature, listening technical conferences, lectures or noting mathematical ideas are really comfortable.
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
For books, PDFs : Zotero (if book/pdf requires to be sync have a copy at iCloud) - Because I usually need to cite these things. For notes: First condense the thought and put it nicely to Dynalist - Because it is all easily searchab
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The Key for Huawei, and China, in 5G Race Is a Turkish Professor(forbes.com)
1 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
It really depends on how you do note-taking. In my case, I take notes related to my research projects, meetings and things I find useful, which require me to find a software with Latex, MathJax support. I don't like latex code inside m
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
I am currently comparing OmniFocus 3 with Things 3 to decide which one better represents my working habits or preferably improve it. - Things 3 is simple and captures everything I need from a todo-app. It is like writing down the things you
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
I wonder what could be added to this list from models explained in Eliezer Yudkowsky's Rationality: From AI to Zombies book (which is available online: https://intelligence.org/rationality-ai-zombies/ ) PS: Created
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by yigitdemirag 8y ago
I have tried to design a similar workflow using OmniOutliner, but miserably failed. I'm using it for basic todos and one line notes but it is nowhere close to this functionality.
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Ask HN: How do you write research papers?
2 points by yigitdemirag 8y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
They have VPN service as well. It could be critical for VPN.
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
“Most metrics are good until you start optimizing for any of them”
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
So sorry to find this thread on HN while intoxication. I need to write a blogpost about it in a couple of days. In short, these devices are more capable and realizable than most can imagine. Disclaimer: Neuromorphic computing with PCRAM dev
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
I was using RescueTime for long time but then discover Timing[1] (which also works offline). Never tried Qbserve but I highly recommend Timing. [1] https://timingapp.com/?lang=en
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Launch Pads(apollolaunchcontrol.com)
3 points by yigitdemirag 9y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
IBM's TrueNorth does the same, it is a common practice in neural network chips for inference. I think doing that kind of tricks for training is much more valuable. Doing training at hundreds of GPUs and inference with chips at mobile,
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Learning to Cooperate, Compete, and Communicate(blog.openai.com)
17 points by yigitdemirag 9y ago|0 comments
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
In addition to that great news, MuJoCo student licenses are now free: http://www.mujoco.org/index.html
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by yigitdemirag 9y ago
I haven't read the article but wanted to comment on specifically for your question. As a person working on neuromorphic computing, I would like to make something clear: Most of frontier neuromorphic research of today, neither focus on
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by yigitdemirag 10y ago
(Another one) For DeepMind case, in order to be Research Scientists you have to have or about to have a PhD degree.
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by yigitdemirag 10y ago
It was still there :) I was also summer student at 2014, how far summer studentship goes back I wonder..
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by yigitdemirag 10y ago
These pictures are taken on the same floor, but just one floor below in this building there is another computer grid, similar to this one but a bit smaller. At that grid, there are, if I remember correctly, more advanced (Intel's xeon,

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