Viewing profile — EmbarrassedFuel
EmbarrassedFuel
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Sep 24, 2018, 3:58 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 49
- Public activity
- 25 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About EmbarrassedFuel
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46335509
"London obviously continues to be heavily subsidised by the rest of the UK" This is a farcical comment. Were you being sarcastic? The tax revenue from London massively subsidises t…
-
comment
Comment #24769826
Sounds interesting, would you be able to share anything about the signal processing tricks?
-
comment
Comment #21342983
Don’t take everything at face value: a fall in Sterling necessarily means that an exporters products are cheaper overseas, so should boost sales. Unless their costs were already hi…
-
comment
Comment #20738876
Let me guess, Cambridge to KingsX to work at Google?
-
comment
Comment #18790565
Because CAM doesn’t even attempt to be correct. I know it’s hard to believe and to generalise beyond your own experience but you are one data point. You might have gotten better wi…
-
comment
Comment #18790520
There have - convolutional nets have far fewer weights to learn than an equivalent fully connected net of the same depth. And you literally described it as a brute force approach i…
-
comment
Comment #18790503
Do you have anything better than an appeal to tradition to justify your viewpoint, perhaps a book or study that comprehensively justifies TCM without falling into the basic traps o…
-
comment
Comment #18788856
Which ones? Google has a vast array of products from enterprise grade cloud services all the way to small consumer applications.
-
comment
Comment #18788636
Are you really claiming that TCM and other such pseudosciences have been a net positive for the world? Unproven treatments that may make problems worse, while also encouraging pati…
-
comment
Comment #18784688
The slowest is three times slower than the fastest! That’s not almost identical at all, and could easily be the difference between a useable interface and an unbearable one...
-
comment
Comment #18761512
A small bone of contention: it’s not about Moore’s law per se, which has been ‘dead’ since about 2013, coincidentally when the deep learning revival started. It’s matrix multiplica…
-
comment
Comment #18751566
Your ability to recognise faces, you surely realise, was passed down to you genetically? It’s encoded as hardware priors in the structure of your brain. So it’s not too hard to ext…
-
comment
Comment #18620259
Don’t forget the stochastic control problem that needs to be solved to stop the whole grid blowing up!
-
comment
Comment #18620207
Me too! Although it has been sitting in my list of potential projects for months so kudos to them for actually doing it...
-
comment
Comment #18386128
Blatant manipulation of the findings of the study in order to further the aims of what looks like some kind of crypto-rag. From the abstract of the paper: “indicating that (with th…
-
comment
Comment #18386074
Ah yes point taken: I was implying that the author had used this (nowadays) non-standard construction in order to add some sensationalism.
-
comment
Comment #18383578
As a Brit, no one has made the million/milliard distinction for my entire life. 1000 million is a billion as far as anyone is concerned, a million million is a trillion. It’s just …
-
comment
Comment #18334659
The bin removal was actually prompted by a period when the IRA would put bombs into bins in train stations etc., see eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrington_bomb_attacks So not…
-
comment
Comment #18295103
In the uk I often see posts for graduate programmer positions with essentially this arrangement: words to the effect of “candidates need not have experience coding but should show …
-
comment
Comment #18272820
This is how tanks steer! And also (to some extent) why using them on roads ruins the roads. If you tried in a traditionally wheeled car then all of the drive shafts would snap thou…
-
comment
Comment #18272813
In addition to the sls this idea is deployed to some extent in IC cars as well: electronic limited slip differentials can send continuously varying torque to each wheel, see the Po…
-
comment
Comment #18191896
In the UK at least, selling at a loss in order to drive out competitors is prohibited by competition law
-
comment
Comment #18186382
A trip to the moon would need more like a hundred billion dollars
-
comment
Comment #18186294
Oxford? Sounds about right for the average PPE student...
-
story
Ask HN: Getting a job in data science as a graduate?
I'm a recent graduate in a relevant field, but it seems like most positions require at least 3 years of experience. How did other HNers make their first move into the space?