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keithyjohnson
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Comment #25353973
Which inductive bias?
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Comment #23708028
Hai davai!
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Comment #23483966
Keep it up
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Comment #22995394
Agile, an empirical survey of whatever the hell it actually is.
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Comment #22924555
The Book of Why by Judea Pearl may be a good starting point for anyone interested in this.
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Comment #22924532
Looks like you can request to beta test it here - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wOal6PSRxXcMmmzXXHygDC5_rGR...
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Comment #22800277
I hope someday Crystal will supplant Java.
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Comment #22723236
Thank god I now have an easy way to communicate with all my satellites.
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Comment #21803583
I get that these bullets points are answering What instead of Why but for those that are more readily discernible, like "In a year-and-a-half, the time required to train a large im…
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Comment #21730288
Is it ironic that I'm going to quote this passage in my grad school admissions essay?
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Comment #21730266
As an engineer, this makes me wish there were a better path to FANG employment than hacking their whiteboarding interviews by leetcoding for weeks. They probably do this because it…
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Comment #21696541
Who's excited about this? What's your use case that just became viable because of it? Definitely don't mean these questions in a condescending way, just want to get a read on the p…
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Comment #21435129
Cost can be a killer here though. If you're flipping from blue to green and vice versa you either have to have capacity in stand-by(expensive) or spin up new capacity before flippi…
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Comment #21158226
Efficiency metrics would be really useful is evaluating DNNs for embedded solutions as well.
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Comment #21107102
Understanding a sentence is fundamentally different from recognizing an object. But people are trying to use deep learning to do both. I agree with most of the article but I think …
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Comment #21080717
Maybe this is a good time for university researchers to develop AI algorithms that are not so data and compute hungry. Here's a promising bit of that-- https://www.csail.mit.edu/ne…
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Comment #20812826
Great article, I liked that it illuminates the question--whats a trade secret vs knowledge from on-the-job-experience? And where's the line across which a company can say you've us…
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Comment #20675540
I watched that talk a while ago and it was great, thank you.
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Comment #14184138
I did Peace Corps and it was the most valuable experience I've ever had from a personal growth perspective, and others too.
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Comment #13943287
Oh god here comes yet another JS framework - http://vanilla-js.com/
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Comment #13810916
These kinds of articles are dangerous. It doesn't help that the author's livelihood comes from treating people who believe they have this illness. Good link: "... which noted the d…
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Comment #13748274
Great list, great comment, well done.