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Comment #42609456
Wow, this is cool — thank you for building and sharing it! I can’t wait to have one of these on my desk :)
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Comment #24302249
Thank you, I appreciate it!
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Comment #22586551
Thanks so much - glad to hear the Jim part, especially since it drove me nuts when I started generating text. I wrote a paragraph for the FAQ on the over-fitting on Jim's dad monol…
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Comment #22583262
Glad you like it! :) In the beginning I wanted to make it as close to being an Infinite Jest fanfic as possible. In hindsight - adding more of DFW works wouldn't have hurt. I might…
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Comment #22569959
The main page displays prose generated by a state-of-the-art machine learning model (Open AI's GPT-2) fine-tuned on Infinite Jest, a novel by David Foster Wallace. Part of each seq…
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Comment #17423280
Thanks for sharing these guides. Excited about exploring tf.keras with Eager Execution! :)
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Comment #17422953
Which version were you installing? Version 0.4 released in April added Windows support.
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Comment #17416721
These are great points, thanks.
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Comment #17416351
Glad you like the article and thanks for suggesting researching the CPU usage across these frameworks - it's something worth looking into.
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Comment #17415501
Thanks, appreciate it!
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Comment #17415339
Author here - the article compares Keras and PyTorch as the first Deep Learning framework to learn. It explores the differences between the two in terms of ease of use, flexibility…
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Comment #15756008
I can relate to this, except the last sentence. Taking advantage of the privilege of living in a society where meat alternatives and other sources of protein are abundant, my delay…
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Comment #15617724
You're certainly lucky to be able to walk to your office. Most people in my company need to drive at least 50 minutes to get to the office.
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Comment #15058327
Here's a relevant post by Andrew Ng, who credits deliberate practice for greatly improving his public speaking. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140320175655-176238488-lear...
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Comment #14594137
And here's an entertaining video on Shia Labeouf's antics that's probably a decent introduction to the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dsECbVahBw @SuperPaintMan - Thanks …
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Comment #14535831
That's adorable.
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Comment #14274304
I'm half-way through their Deep Learning Foundations nanodegree and I'm generally happy with it. Note that only selected nanodegrees come with the job placement guarantee, and that…