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Wookai
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Comment #42124478
Great writeup, always interesting to see people digging into issues like that in such detail. I work at Google and shared the article with the Gboard team. Thanks!
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Comment #39903443
We (Google Research) have a similar work that we recently published: https://blog.research.google/2024/03/screenai-visual-languag...
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Ask HN: Tool to assemble and archive communications from multiple platforms
Hi HN, Like many of you, I stay connected with friends using many platforms (email, whatsapp, messenger, telegram, signal) and I sometimes have trouble remembering where I discusse…
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Comment #28903277
Google employee here, xmanger is one of the main ML experiment tracking/orchestration tool we use internally, I'm pretty excited that it is now available for other to use! In a nut…
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Comment #27697194
If you are interested in time series predictions, I would suggest you had a look at darts ( https://github.com/unit8co/darts ). It's a well designed library which provides a unifie…
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Comment #25584863
Yeah, that's a pretty common problem. I'm sure they are actively working on making sending feedback easier :). In the meantime, your technique worked! The issue is now fixed!
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Comment #25576967
That's pretty weird, thanks for reporting this! I work at Google in the Maps org, I reported your bug internally and will update this once I have a resolution. In the future, if yo…
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Comment #23183837
Awesome project, I love it! If haven't seen it yet, Google has some hand-picked highlights of places with stunning aerial pictures: https://earthview.withgoogle.com/ . Some high-le…
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Comment #20996768
I would highly recomment David Duvenaud's PhD thesis [1] for anybody interested in Gaussian Processes. I find his chapter [2] on expressing structure with kernels super interesting…
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Comment #19550494
Editor's note here: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/mt833403 Instead of a tactical exploration of a thorny technical problem or new tool, this article digs into patterns …
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Comment #19443757
Thanks all for the great feedback and discussion, I'll update this thread once I push an update. If you're interested, there was a great discussion on /r/MachineLearing as well: ht…
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Comment #19431852
Indeed, it's pretty useful to be able to rasterize only parts of the plot! Glad you find it useful!
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Comment #19431837
Indeed, TikZ is great to create beautiful-looking plots! A friend of mine is quite good at it, e.g. look at Figure 2 in [1] and Figure 2.1 (p. 18) in [2]. For complex figures, thou…
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Comment #19427992
Indeed, they're pretty cool (although in my experience the resulting TikZ code sometimes slows down compilation quite a bit).
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Comment #19427407
I'm sorry ! It has been online for 4 years now, I simply never thought of sharing...
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Comment #19426827
It's not exactly what you want, but you can do parametrized plots in TikZ to plot a given function for some range: http://www.texample.net/tikz/examples/parameterized-plots/ . I wo…
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Comment #19426803
Indeed, I remember having to switch to Agg for this reason but can't remember why I switched back. Maybe some rendering issues I had with Agg, not sure...
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Comment #19426790
That's a great point! Templates are a great tool to generate big tables from results, I usually do that for most of the results in my papers, makes it easier to have the odd copy/p…