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Comment #18051038
> a low confidence score Neural nets should return a low confidence score. But, the popular approach (described below) ignores that. Neural nets ignore confidence because of a tech…
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Comment #17237697
mpi4py is a solid implementation, but the docs aren’t the greatest, especially if you’re not familiar with MPI.
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Comment #17227521
On iOS this isn’t functional. I can’t advance past the first slide.
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Comment #17227502
>> Going forward, GitHub will remain an open platform, which any developer can plug into and extend. Does an “open platform” mean “open source” or “a plugin system”? I think making…
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Comment #17057790
> Some states destroy the blood spots after a year, 12 states store them for at least 21 years. What are the other 12 states?
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Comment #16536079
My favorite is Alan Turings quote: > Mathpix's AI definitely passes THIS Turing test!
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Comment #16425202
Isn’t this what JITs do?
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Comment #16417647
> “If you understand and agree, Apple and GCBD have the right to access your data stored on its servers. This includes permission sharing, exchange, and disclosure of all user data…
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Comment #16262908
There’s also a closed form for the Fibonacci numbers. It runs in O(1). http://stsievert.com/blog/2015/01/31/the-mysterious-eigenval...
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Comment #15895039
Not true. Infinite sums are not defined for series that don’t converge, and sum(1..n) does not converge as n => infinity. Yes, you can play a nice trick with that sum if you ignore…
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Comment #15816134
Where does Apple Notes store it’s files? What format are they in?
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Comment #15772681
Wow, great demo. Even works on mobile!
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Comment #15718980
> 2% is HUGE at this point Hell, on MNIST 0.14% is huge. Geff Hinton created an entire new architecture to get 0.25% error, which is far better than the baseline 0.39% error [1]. T…
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Comment #15709110
> what has changed in Python 3.6 that they're happy to do this now when they were pissed off about it a couple years ago? Most of mine have to do with developer productovity and I …
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Comment #15564719
This adds support for new compilers. This makes Dask (pure Python paralleization) run 20% faster https://twitter.com/mrocklin/status/923581208482721794 according to Matthew Rocklin…
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Comment #15477488
...I read the article in Safaris Reader mode. The font is too big for mobile. But this is a great article.
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Comment #15454177
> Was this was the anxiety that had been mentioned in the medical literature? I don’t know. I’ve had a difference expierence with brain injury and anxiety. My recovery resulted in …
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Comment #15409825
Turns out generating a ML model is pretty easy too, even after training in Python. There's a simple 2 or 3 line conversion from keras/sklearn to an ML model. http://stsievert.com/b…
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Comment #15362336
D’oh. I meant anonyomized (I would edit comment but can’t).
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Comment #15362306
I’m doing research (not deployment) and have the same feeling. PyTorch has inspired a blog post [1], Tensorflow didn’t. Briefly, the benefits of PyTorch are * easy conversion to Nu…
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Comment #15362274
PyTorch does have ONNX, a tool to convert from PyTorch models to Caffe2 models: http://pytorch.org/tutorials/advanced/super_resolution_with_...
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Comment #15355104
I work with data scientists and it’s scary how much they have access to. One first hand story: this person searched a database to find tax records for a specific individual and the…
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Comment #15304045
iCloud security overview: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303