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lesiki
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About lesiki
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Comment #48397422
Does anyone have a link to a good video visualisation of training & inference?
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Comment #40160692
With that out of the way, curious whether you have an answer? What is your favourite CS refresher material that is available online?
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Comment #40147123
Sure, it's a valid nitpick. My intended meaning was "What is your favourite CS refresher material available online", and agree that the answers will be subjective.
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Ask HN: Best CS refresher material online?
Recently I've been looking for a good "refresher" for the CS theory I learnt at university - in particular the theoretical, slower-changing stuff that we had to learn but rarely ap…
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Comment #36212854
It feels like a missed opportunity that the current generation doesn't already do that. All the talk is that Apple have been exploring VR behind the scenes for a while, and the dev…
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Comment #35914004
> We would soon die out as a race due to population decline as we are well below the required rate of replacement in a diseased population Isn't there a strong correlation between …
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Comment #35525253
Agreed, I don't think the success of conversational podcasts precludes using the same platform for something like this. Other feedback: For this HN Recap, 20 mins daily is a bit lo…
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Comment #35441278
Fully agree. I don't see why general intelligence implies or requires consciousness/feeling/etc. We can probably create a tool with the ability to act independently and with super-…
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Comment #35006641
Can it do hands & fingers now? Stable Diffusion is amazing, but I've never seen it reliably generate realistic hands. The examples in the ControlNet repo show a chef in the kitchen…
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Comment #33815140
Now: Human Chess: a variant where you can't play what AI would play. Next: AI that can play Human Chess. After: Human^2 Chess: you can't play what the AI above would play. etc I wo…
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Comment #28875101
Why would this be better? If existence of a competitor stopped everyone from trying anything new, the web would be much more bland. Even at this early stage, there's differentiatio…
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Comment #26425911
This looks really good! I'm a Meeter user so it's a real use case I have already spent time looking for solutions to. I agree with other commenters though - I'd pay a one-time $10,…
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Comment #24397583
Wow, here I was thinking I was somewhat original with my JIRA opening workflow. I have it configured exactly the same way.
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Comment #19722305
It is not. Source: African. Unless of course you're comparing software developers' lifestyle to the refugees, nomads and slum dwellers? In which case $20k in San Fransisco is also …
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Comment #19722279
> id rather make 20k in africa than 80k in europe. You criticise the comparison then proceed to make a vacuous one yourself. An anecdote to disprove your generalisation: I used to …
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Comment #17940488
Brilliant game mechanics, such an awesome idea. Level 7 was the clincher for me!
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Comment #14284322
I'm "double Bantu" - as a Kenyan I speak our national language Swahili, and I'm also from the Bantu Bukusu tribe of Western Kenya on my father's side. This migration history is eve…
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Comment #13635852
Well, the point of the analogy was to illustrate the business model. I think there's room for a spotify model in writing. As a consumer, instead of a centralised platform, I'd like…
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Comment #13613864
I don't know much about Go so can't speak to the server-side handling of file uploads. The drag/drop side of things is server agnostic - I strongly recommend http://www.dropzonejs.…
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Comment #11875489
Just last week I started a new project, injecting some firebase-backed functionality into a squarespace site, and I used jQuery. I use it for the same reason I use lodash when I co…
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Comment #7969519
That is a very pretty landing page.
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Comment #7530363
Facebook events are fine, it's the writer's FB friends that 'suck'.
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Comment #7285449
'baraza' is Swahili for forum/meeting place. It was very much Yahoo Answers, targeted at the African market - here in Kenya, most people only have internet access via mobile connec…