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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcker_Rule

Fargo is on Netflix (UK).

Their stock price is down ~40% YTD.

What if humans learn through memorisation and pattern recognition instead of thinking?

VRX was worth $257 in 2015, now it's worth $11.

That wasn't really an AI failure: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knight_Capital_Group#2012_stoc...

On electricity to train all those deep neural networks.

This might be a dumb question, but why not use the classification accuracy score as a measure of uncertainty?

I found this great paper on HN recently: https://www.eecs.tufts.edu/~dsculley/papers/ml_test_score.pdf And I am wondering if you have any other recommendations. Thanks

Do you need a degree to become a computer scientist / programmer?

Spark ML has that functionality.

How does society benefit from the leading AI research minds building models to play a board game?

Makes sense though, they don't want a repeat of the LTCM crisis.

It ultimately depends on how much of the car's action is driven by DNNs, a miss-classification in the CNN can easily lead to a car crashing on a highway and causing a pileup. DNNs …

He hasn't changed much yet.

Well considering that most of the autopilot software is driven by black box deep neural networks, I don't think hiring someone with a strong coding background is going to make that…

And it won't improve until the world population starts limiting its meat intake.

No we don't, I am not anti-progress but my personal opinion is that increased automation will lead to further inequality and potentially economic contraction. Thing is, we are not …

Have you tried tuning Spark's memory parameters?

I have been extensively using the dateframe/sql API and I just love it. Most of the issues I have had stemmed from the cluster / Spark configuration and not the API itself. Using S…