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Immortal333

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    Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Probably yes Technologies: Python, Flask, PyTorch, Spacy, C Areas: NLP, CV, Optimization Résumé/CV: https://read.cv/dipkumar/ Email…

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    Comment #25986493

    >>> The cheapest automatic Tissot is around 700USD. Is the engineering/logistics behind Mechanical watches really costlier than Oneplus phones ?

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    Comment #25714606

    Chaining has its own benefits. But I think this doesn't fit the definition of "Pythonic". Again, "Pythonic" is highly debatable. But, You can always break down big chain of operati…

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    Comment #23995392

    Yes, Exactly same as you described.

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    Comment #23995375

    Yes, FAISS not FLANN. my mistake. cann't correct it now. because edit time is gone.

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    Comment #23994620

    This is great. This is already better that FLANN (by facebook), Annoy (by spotify). https://github.com/erikbern/ann-benchmarks#evaluated Still, We are very far away from creating r…

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    Comment #23967854

    Shameless plug. I did similar in my OS course. But, in C. Github: https://github.com/immortal3/EbFS Warning: Terribly written. many hacks.

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    Comment #23924664

    I've never worked at a FAANG, too. But main reason I want to work at one is that ability to do project at a scale which is not possible anywhere. Few project are no use for small c…

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    Comment #23918402

    It might be possible that these people have tried on more platforms (Face recognition APIs) but only reported those where they got good accuracy in terms of defeating system. I per…

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    Comment #23918336

    This is tested on existing models/Face Recognition API which means locked pre-trained models. So, They might have learned way to add pixels such that model outputs very different e…

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    Comment #23730268

    Hint for solving: Esoteric programming language

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    Comment #23723659

    Location: Ahmedabad, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies/Skills: Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Computer Vision, Python, Pytorch, Flask Résumé/CV and Email : …

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    Comment #23670445

    After, reading your comment. I cross checked result and found out that 3 is most optimal size. I even ran fib(40) on it. with size 2, There are many misses but after 3 and on wards…

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    Comment #23669539

    Thanks for similar articles. I am aware of similar articles and that's why I have kept it short and simple. I will add these as references, later. I have enjoyed reading Python Tri…

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    Comment #23669343

    Yes, I have mentioned DP in my article as just reference. The Purpose of article was to show that how easy it is to implement caching in python using lru_cache decorator which is i…

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    Comment #23669271

    Author here. Sorry, If it feels misleading. I have no intention to mislead anybody. If you can suggest alternative title, I am happy to change title.

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    Comment #23601080

    When I looked at the features of hey email ( https://hey.com/how-it-works/ , https://hey.com/features/ ), I recognized similar features and ideas already present in many SMS organi…

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    Comment #23529854

    I was able to get the second part of the statement. but I haven't seen the use of "in limit" in a statement like this. Yes, the universal approximation is a strong claim. NN has be…

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    "We show that this architecture gives rise to universal learning capabilities in the limit, with effective model capacity increasing as a function of network size in a manner compa…

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    Comment #23506155

    Yes, English is not my native language. I think I can tell someone to proofread it and correct my mistakes. Thanks for your feedback.