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   by yzh 11y ago

   This is great. It helps a lot!
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   by yzh 11y ago

   I have tried some graph analysis using my own graph analytics framework: Gunrock ( http://gunrock.github.io/gunrock/ ). The PageRank is pretty similar (the first three are DoctorWho, StarWars, and EVA.) My colleague and
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   by yzh 11y ago

   One application of Google glass is lifelog which is described in Ted Chiang's story: The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling https://subterraneanpress.com/magazine/fall_2013/the_truth_o...
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   by yzh 11y ago

   Thanks a lot for doing this man!
5. 95.▲
   by yzh 11y ago

   This is awesome work! Is there anywhere we can get the generated graph data? Whether in the form of adjacency list or matrix. I want to do some analysis on this graph too :-)
6. 96.▲
   by yzh 11y ago

   You guys should check out our high performance GPU graph processing library, Gunrock: http://gunrock.github.io/gunrock/ We are working on multi-GPU distributed version now.
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   by yzh 11y ago

   https://logo.clearbit.com/armadilloaerospace.com Where is the armadillo? I want my armadillo.
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   by yzh 11y ago

   I really love lolcat. It makes my day. I'm making alias and adding lolcat -f allover my bashrc files now :-)
9. 99.▲
   by yzh 11y ago

   What do you mean by old neural networks?
10. 100.▲
    by yzh 11y ago

    Thanks! I've been following the course and so far it's been awesome!
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    by yzh 11y ago

    So I read this post afterwards: http://cs.stackexchange.com/questions/9795/is-the-open-quest... Then I know why this proof is important. Hope it can get through some peer-reviewed journal/conference later.
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    by yzh 11y ago

    This is awesome! Just curious, do they find images according to instagram tags like #A #B ... within #36daysoftype? Or do they use some kind of visual recognition method to retrieve pictures in real-time?
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    by yzh 11y ago

    Since this is relevant today. Here I want to recommend this awesome game to you guys. It's two of my favorite games in one (portal+smb): http://stabyourself.net/mari0/
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    by yzh 11y ago

    Who else noticed the flag of China? It should be called ROC or Taiwan if you use that flag.
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    by yzh 11y ago

    Thanks.
16. 106.▲
    by yzh 11y ago

    There is a whole session on machine intelligence in this issue. Just curious, is there more CS-related research on Nature now than before?
17. 107.▲
    by yzh 11y ago

    Thanks for the explanation!
18. 108.▲
    by yzh 11y ago

    Great project! May I ask how do you guys choose which libraries to track?
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    by yzh 11y ago

    shameless self-promotion of my graph processing library on GPUs, Gunrock: Gunrock paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1501.05387 paper on multi-GPU graph analytics: http://arxiv.org/abs/1504.04804 github
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    by yzh 11y ago

    Boring is a very subjective word. Maybe coincidentally the people I met were boring to me. My point is, being good at oral English does not necessarily make one a thoughtful and interesting person. Several of the materials they performed we
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    by yzh 11y ago

    The competition has been there for a long time. I personally know some people who have won the regional champion. They are as boring as other non-perfect English speakers. To some of them, this is just a way to get themselves into a good un
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    by yzh 11y ago

    "In 1992, David purchased 5MB of data space from his local Internet service provider, taught himself how to code a website, and put his designs on the web." I like his style! Smart guy and a true artist!
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    by yzh 11y ago

    This is relevant: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/kopf/pixelart/
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    by yzh 11y ago

    I think for parallel computing, this udacity course is very nice too: https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-parallel-programming...
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    by yzh 11y ago

    Thanks. I found this in the paper too. Like you said, high concavity and significant self-occlusion are two cases that are more likely to fail.
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    by yzh 11y ago

    What kind of surface doesn't fit this computational model? The elephant one for example, how to map the region which is occluded by the elephant's nose to the PVA surface? Anyway, really nice work. Looking forward to reading the p
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    by yzh 11y ago

    From a friend who is in the battery business: "LIB loses capacity over time and cycle. Grid storage requires extremely large cycle life, cheap and high power capability for all the flow of renewable energy source. LIB only has the last
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    by yzh 11y ago

    I'm interested in doing some graph analytics for each country's VISA policy. Where can I find the full list of each country's visa free countries list?
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    by yzh 11y ago

    I'm expecting neutron and proton too, that will make a whole atom.
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    KlayGE Open Source Game Engine(github.com)

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