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There is no human-level computer vision
(yinwang0.wordpress.com)
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7y ago
Also film industry.
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7y ago
Lots of ioccc code are beautifully done. Especially the best self documenting ones.
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Reminds me of a saying I read from moderngpu library's wiki page, a highly optimized yet highly readable GPU basic primitive library: "Software is an asset, code a liability. On good days I'd add 200 or 300 lines to this repo
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7y ago
Just look at all the comments that got turned to grey. I bet there are patterns, and if looked over a long period of time, would seem like fashions too.
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I remember several years ago I saw this IOCCC winning entry on regex and thought "maybe we should write a parallel version" And it's good to see someone has it implemented now! https://www.ioccc.org/2012/
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7y ago
Wechat (from Tencent) has figured it out at least 5-6 years ago. Group chat inside wechat is everywhere in China now. People use it at works, for study groups, or SIGs.
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8y ago
This is actually not about abusively using the computing power (I believe you can use it on a 8-GPU DGX or your DIY workstation), but how to use the same number of GPUs to train a larger model with a larger input size. Pipeline model parall
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Circle: The C++ Automation Language
(github.com)
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I'm working on auto hyper-parameter tuning and network optimization, I always think that people have put too much focus on NAS, which aims to create a whole new network from scratch, but not nearly enough on hyper-parameter tuning and
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8y ago
https://openaccessmanifesto.wordpress.com/guerilla-open-acce... Aaron's manifesto is getting more and more relevant. He would be happy to see this!
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8y ago
Nothing brings me more joy than seeing a greener Earth, especially the greener part is taking place in China!
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8y ago
I started using this meta-search engine: searx.me It works fine for me. Integrates results from different search engines.
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I really hate this. Seems all good search engines are now banned in China: Google, duckduckgo, even Bing. For those of you who do not have a proper VPN and do not want to put up with Baidu's shitty search experience, I recommend searx.
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8y ago
fwiw, pbrt can be read online for free since earlier last year: http://www.pbr-book.org/
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8y ago
I have a feeling that Jonathan Blow will enjoy playing with engine and work something brilliant on top of it.
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8y ago
You could try searching Smalltalk-80 on libgen.io. I think the other twos are both there.
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8y ago
I work at Tencent. From my observation: golang is extremely popular in China. Except that we are no different from other parts on the planet. Java, C++, python, js are popular too. Usually no Chinese will be used in the code, programmers tr
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8y ago
This is created by my friend Yuduo Wu ( http://www.yuduowu.com/ ). Really awesome work. We should have more such kind of repos that summarize resources related to ML systems and infra.
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Awesome AI Infrastructures
(github.com)
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Well, I actually agree with you. But John Carmack's armadillo aerospace was founded 2 years before SpaceX.
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Some of my Taiwanese friends would choose to base their companies at either silicon valley or mainland China, while a lot of my bay area Chinese friends (and friends who received US grad school education) would choose to base their companie
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8y ago
I think compared to pollution, political situation and education is more concerned.
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8y ago
I think YC China would mainly help local tech talents to launch startups with a focus on China's markets first. If you look at how many tech startups are located in Beijing (some of them are tier-one companies: Tusimple, uisee, bytedan
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Training ResNet-50 on ImageNet in 6.6 Minutes on 2048 P40s
(arxiv.org)
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9y ago
Yes I believe so, as she is currently learning python and data analysis.
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Ask HN: Are there any summer intern/full-time job for communication PhD student?
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It's been updated (with labels and data source from Wiki) and the author would like to have it pop up the name of the GPU when you mouseover too. Filed an issue: https://github.com/altair-viz/altair/issues
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9y ago
Some stats on GPUs over time. A cool visualization project on going.
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Stats on GPUs
(owensgroup.github.io)
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9y ago
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