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Ask HN: How do you maintain all the weights from optimizing model
To optimize a given neural network model, we often apply multiple methods and carry out many trials, which produce a large amount of binaries. Even with git LFS support, handling t…
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IF (a big if!) all your forecast will become true, I don't think what people will mourn most at the time is losing the fun part of coding/developing SW. Like those laborers who wen…
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Comment #39892176
Thanks for sharing. This presentation is pretty inspiring to me, but at the same time there is just no obvious way to leverage the claim. How can any management allow subordinates …
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Comment #39891856
(Edit for fixing the format) Surprised to know nobody mentions reinforcement learning here. Bought three books (in their transitional Chinese edition), whose original titles are, *…
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Comment #39859408
I believe it will add some spice to the model, but you shouldn't go too far at that direction. Any social system has a rule set, which has to be learnt and remembered, not infered.…
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Comment #39788128
Thanks for sharing the interesting summary. However I would like to mention that sometimes we do think so, as in "the will of the party", at least in some language's context. Fun f…
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Comment #39699360
Specification. For any real business, it takes huge effort for a group of people across many domains to consolidate what should be done. That's only the what part. Not saying compe…
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Comment #39476017
This is the same for me. My case was internal transferring from a engineering division with solid background to a newly created division of a different domain. Things turned out to…
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Comment #39475474
> You can't test for "fun." Sounds intuitive, but there are gaming researches working on that regard. Two related terms (learnt from IEEE Conference of Games) that come to mind: 1.…
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Comment #27271645
The first sentence in the abstract is wrong. The buzz words here among RISC-V players are still things like AI and machine learning.
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Comment #27151806
I don't know how to make sense out of this. What about thermodynamics and entropy?
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Comment #27060113
As a non-native English user, I recently set my default browser back from DuckDuckGo to Google after the un-satisfied experiences with the former one. The reason is that, Google ca…
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Comment #26978111
If this is the case, then you only need to set a packet monitor between the computer and the ISP router to observe such magic packet. Or will you claim that all machines that are c…
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Comment #26804318
Let's look at this question from the compiler's point of view : What will be the assembly sequence are you going to generate for that dynamic-sized-argument runtime behavior? For c…
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Comment #26803247
While your question is pretty general, your perspective is quite limited to C language. Some other languages, such as Go, can have dynamic-sized stack allocation. (Actually, the us…
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Comment #26577835
Why did this post get downvoted? they are fair enough questions to "given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow", especially for browser plugins.
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Comment #26549793
Thanks for covering these aspects of different software in automotive industry. It makes me more curious as you mentioned the multi-disciplinary nature in the domain: How can they …
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Comment #26538135
I just finished "drive to survive season 3" in two days after its release. While the documentary focuses on the dramatic politics in F1 and the mentality of the drivers, I always w…
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Comment #26474095
I doubt that this is true. In the era of colletion and hunting, the diversity of food is based on the near-by ecosystem, which is larger than modern supermarket.
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Comment #26220168
A blacklist-to-blocklist PR may be OK for you, but a master-to-main PR is not OK at all for many others. Slavery is definite evil, but these PRs for branch renaming just went too f…
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Comment #25985649
You mentioned both Arch and AUR in the target user part, which makes me wonder if you were mainly a Arch user before, and what triggers you do start this project. As an satisfied A…
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Ask HN: DevOps stories in non-western company
After finishing "Phoenix Project", I'm reading "DevOps Handbook" and "Effective DevOps." While I find the approach described in the books fascinating, it is also frustrating when t…
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Comment #25641822
I get downvoted for telling the truth. Disclaimer: I am Taiwanese. We have been doing well handling the COVID-19, but we did far worse on traffic accidents prevention than our neig…