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Mmrnmhrm

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    Comment #45867690

    The power of FORTH is that creating a variation tailored to your specific problem is almost effortless. In most languages, building a compiler or interpreter is a major project. Wi…

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    Comment #34676034

    I did. And when I went open with it, I did find out that plenty of people whom I know had breakdowns too. The hardest thing was to admit I needed help (used to be a high performer:…

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    Comment #30927969

    >So HN, what has your experience been with depression? I am sharing my own experience, the topic being a taboo does not help people who suffer. I was also shit scared of medication…

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    Comment #25474771

    I can relate. I just read this at 3am while trying to stop wondering what to do with my life. I had the childhood dream of being a professor, and after a short stint in industry, w…

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    Comment #25130764

    I appreciate the answers. Thanks! I'm tying (unsuccessfully) to get sleep, and I'll try magnesium supplements too. I already spoke about this but never got solutions, and at this p…

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    Comment #25127698

    If you have any resources on how to manage anxiety please bring them on. My old son has a mild development impairment, I am the sole bread earner, and we have no family support (we…

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    Comment #24196104

    I understand this is a non linear control problem with a well known model. How would machine learning help there?

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    Comment #22395460

    While the roots have been known for a long time, my impression is that the key paper that started this line of thought was Marco Cuturi's NIPS 2013 paper "Sinkhorn Distances", whic…

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    Comment #22319131

    IMHO the coronavirus was used as an excuse to kill a fair that was already producing negative ROI. Due to the size and fame of the fair, most big companies were forced to participa…

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    Comment #15774867

    We have double blind peer review precisely to avoid the bias that you express in your second sentence.

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    Comment #15774865

    I'm not saying to discard this research. I'm suggesting to wait until it is peer-reviewed and published before jumping on it. To me, the capsule concept seems reasonable, and I hav…

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    Comment #15773079

    Nice video, however instead of riding the hype train of arxiv, could we wait until peer review analyzes the paper? If someone other than Hinton presented a YADLA (Yet Another Deep …

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    Comment #15773049

    I agree, it still needs a strong use case. IMHO, new network architectures are generally overhyped. Even AlexNet performs wonderfully well in most problems once you add nice initia…

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    Comment #14898215

    I am very disappointed with constexpr in C++14 and C++17. The work shown here is impressive, but the point is that it should not be. D has shown that variable initialization at com…

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    Comment #12501009

    http://www.doenercopter.de/ Similar, in Germany :)

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    Comment #12441733

    that's a surprising move. Movidius had a rather unimpressive multiprocessor chip, but managed to get it incredibly hyped. IMHO, Intel is desperate to buy machine learning hype. Mov…

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    Comment #12428940

    I dare Intel to provide an updated version of this paper, and I dare Nvidia to perform the peer review.