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by zone411 4y ago
Not to mention that this tweet was posted on Thursday and the stock didn't bounce back quickly as it would once it was obvious it was a fake (and that would be almost instantly). Just a bunch of people with a confirmation bias who want
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by zone411 4y ago
Obviously nobody knows what the private repos are. I was talking about public projects. "Gary Wang" is not an uncommon name. For example, here is another one with a Wikipedia page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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How do you know it's him and not somebody else with the same name? I don't see any crypto projects.
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What difference would it make?
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Binance holds $17.6B worth of USDT and $21.7B of its own stablecoin BUSD. So it would be an ugly picture for them if Tether depegged.
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Do you really think we're anywhere close to the limits of robotics? One example: tactile sensors will be much better in 5-10 years and they'll make a big difference for gripping objects. https://www.nature.com/arti
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by zone411 4y ago
This comparison is not perfect for various reasons. For example, the average firing rate of neurons is pretty low. Most attempts at comparison are done using FLOPS, e.g. https://www.openphilanthropy.org/research/how-muc
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The New Yorker, not the New York Times.
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That matches my experience reading a lot of ML research papers. Most papers that include code are PyTorch-only. Some have both PyTorch and TF. Few are TF-only. Then there is JAX and it's been growing.
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I posted this example a month ago: https://twitter.com/willsasso . A verified account of a Canadian actor with 150k followers that got hacked and started to post crypto spam: https://twitter.com/WillSasso&#x2
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Is there a name for it?
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I had the same idea. It might or might not have been under the influence of drugs but I have to say that it is interesting to explore. It's easy to explain to people who played video games.
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This doesn't really address the hard problem of consciousness. https://consc.net/papers/facing.html
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Note: 540B parameters -> Google Research's PaLM ( https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.02311 ). GSM8K = grade school math word problems DROP = reading comprehension benchmark requiring discrete reasoning over paragraphs Op
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Large Language Models Can Self-Improve(openreview.net)
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> This is not correct for most public employees. Depending on the employee, the ratio will be broadly similar to that of a private-sector employee doing a similar job. This is absolutely false. Participation in retirement benefits is 52%
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You don't see the difference between salaries paid by taxpayers vs salaries paid by private companies? Why is equality in compensation good? Do you also think that all actors or chess players should be paid approximately the same?
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Yes, it's been a common view.
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Schmidhuber Schmidhubered LeCun himself :) https://openreview.net/forum?id=BZ5a1r-kVsf&noteId=GsxarV_Jy...
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So why are Keras creators listed as authors on this post and why is it on Keras' official site? Compare this to hundreds of PyTorch SD forks that have been thrown up on GitHub. The OP was wondering whether additional enhancements will
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by zone411 4y ago
I didn't say that it casts a negative light on Keras. Just on its popularity among outsiders. There are thousands of great libraries out there that are much less popular than Keras or PyTorch. And BTW, JAX is a useful Google-created fr
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by zone411 4y ago
Two Keras creators are listed as authors on this post. If they were not involved, this should be specified. I specifically talked about research and StackOverflow is not in any way representative of what's used. Do you disagree that th
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From what I can tell this Keras version was just released (the date on the post is Sep. 25) and the first author listed is the creator of Keras. Is this incorrect? I am not familiar with Divam Gupta and I would consider outsiders to be peop
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by zone411 4y ago
If these people have existing Keras code they want to integrate or they are interested in developing it further in Keras, then it shouldn't require any insider knowledge to create a Keras version of a small but popular open-source proj
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You usually can. But it can take some work if you're using any libraries that expect FP32 and it might be slower, depending on the GPU. The FP16 support isn't quite as good as FP32.
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Which GPU did you test on Colab? Are you comparing with one of the fp16 PyTorch versions? Their test shows little improvement on V100. PyTorch is now quite a bit more popular than Keras in research-type code (except when it comes from Googl
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"The engine doesn't understand the opening" might have applied 10 years ago but you'll have a very hard time finding a single opening in all of chess where it would be the case now.
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No, it's a decent take. The grandparent probably meant moves per side, so 6 fewer plies. Memorizing opening lines in Chess960 is certainly possible thanks to chess programs giving you an idea of why these moves were chosen without lear
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"For all three crimes the department says it groups together as carjacking arrests, that’s a clearance rate of just 3.1% for incidents that have occurred so far this year." https://www.nbcchicago.com/investigations
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It's not clear if the shortages will happen with this new release as they did last time. Ethereum mining is going away and not as many people are stuck at home because of Covid. On the other hand, the performance increase looks to be s

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