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aashu_dwivedi
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About aashu_dwivedi
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Comment #48537213
Leave your contact / email on your profile for people to reach you.
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Comment #41827287
can you elaborate what are the medical trials which are going on for this?
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Comment #40817932
What does closed source mean in this context? The weights are open and the model architecture has to be open for people to use it for inference.
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Comment #40080195
I asked it the number of digits and a few more details, took a guess and it confirmed the secret code.
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Comment #38318777
Do you mean it's faster when the embeddings are pre-computed or is it faster when the embeddings are computed on the fly as well. Also, what's the recommended way to store the colb…
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Comment #25524920
What are type A and Type B?
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Comment #24352532
I keep my emacs org files in a repo. Which is pretty much the same thing.
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Comment #23574252
I didn't remember them by name but after reading the wikipedia page, I remember they are the company which acquired Drangon systems in liu of a large number of stocks.
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Comment #23375697
You should definitely consider it, I am a graduate from the same program :)
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Comment #22791541
The assignments in the old course are in matlab. There are also unofficial assignments available in python. They can also be submitted for grades in coursera. You might want to hav…
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Comment #22791537
How are you going about it?
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Comment #22256830
does this work with kindle?
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Comment #21823089
I use woebot to keep track of my happiness.
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Comment #20765251
I like the Georgia Tech's approach to this. Most of their courses from the online master's are also available freely as mooc on udacity.
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Comment #20708991
Yes. So we use a Nueral network as a function approximator for Q values and call it deep Q
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Comment #20572984
I've just finished the coursera's Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra ( https://www.coursera.org/learn/linear-algebra-machine-learni... ) and I'd say its very good for…
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Comment #20048576
I've recently moved all my podcast subcriptions to google podcast and now I am sad that I can't find this one there.
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Comment #19857346
It's not for GCP but the ML products.
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Comment #19569254
Interesting. But your website doesn't mention how can one apply to your bootcamps?
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Comment #18822688
I am curious to know how you built it, do you keep polling for the new a items on the HN? How do you figure out if it's a course? Do you use regexes for it or something more sophis…
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Comment #17489761
Oh great! Is Sebastian Thrun still teaching that class? I took it a few years ago in OMSCS and learnt a lot! One of my favorite classes in the program.
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Comment #17225937
I applied to Minodes two months back. An initial Skype interview was scheduled by Tobias with a developer but no one showed up at the time of interview on Skype. I dropped them a t…
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Comment #17224860
You should also mention VISA in the title. That helps in filtering.
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Comment #16856084
I mostly use floydhub for its ease of use. Colab from google lets you train over GPUs for upto 12 hours for free, However it takes a while to setting things up esp pytorch and I'm …