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Comment #11487851
I don't think YOLO [0], the object detector he talked about, requires a massive amount of data as he claimed. Yes, if you want to learn how to classify 1000 different categories li…
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Comment #11468092
Reminds me of http://www.nina4airbnb.com/ who made an extensive analysis of where airbnb should target next in an attempt to convince airbnb to hire her. After her website went vir…
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Comment #11454612
Quite interesting how the authors even mention that this strategy is very economically viable. From the paper: 'Assuming a selling price of $2 per 1,000 solved captchas, our token …
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Comment #11454582
The author did compare their performance with captcha-solving services. His accuracy is comparable to the service with no extra cost to the attacker. From the paper: "We compare ou…
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Comment #11438233
A little hard to take seriously considering the author works for Canonical. Even so the author didn't seem very excited about it, it felt more like an acceptable phone and not that…
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Comment #11434759
I wonder how much faster the new Tesla P100 is compared to the Tesla K40 in training neural networks. The K40s were the best available GPUs for training deep neural networks.
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Comment #11416456
I thought Jeff Dean was the 'Chuck Norris' of programming. He designed (with others) a lot of Google's biggest infrastructure projects as well as multiple iterations of the main se…
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Comment #10858185
Referendums don't really solve anything. Here are some of the questionable ones that have passed: 1.Minarets can no longer be built in Switzerland. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sw…
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Comment #9451331
Did you read what I said? I've went through the visa process.
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Comment #9446898
I'm not an EU citizen. I doubt top tech companies would reject a candidate just because it's more visa work. They usually have an entire immigration department just for handling th…
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Comment #9446504
I highly doubt this has to do with cover letters. From Google's Job FAQ: "Cover letters are optional, and applications with them are not preferred over those without. We recommend …
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Comment #9446468
I've went through the same thing as OP. I'm a student located out of the US that applied for internships at all major companies in the US (Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Apple, Palan…
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Comment #9388347
How are you going to know where someone's property ends? You're not going to equip a lawn mower with a mounted laser range finder and sophisticated image processing capabilities.
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Comment #9310262
It is not about it being completely free. The whole point is how 235€ or even 1000€ per semester is nothing compared to tens of thousands americans pay in tuiton. Top universities …
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Comment #9309950
Foreigners have been studying for free in german universities for decades. This is not going to change.
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Comment #9309742
I thought it was obvious that there are still going to be fees, but that in comparison to the tens of thousands americans pay in tuition, it's basically free.
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