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Comment #42750055
The title of this article feels like "has electricity killed oil lamps"?
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Comment #41675259
There is absolutely no way to achieve the impact of Henry Ford without actively trying extremely hard to be the next Henry Ford.
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Comment #19187973
From the paper: "All models still underfit WebText and held-out perplexity has as of yet improved given more training time."
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Comment #18514298
I'm thankful for all the extremely improbable things that had to happen for me to have the experience I'm having. I am thankful - To have been born to loving, educated parents -To …
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Comment #16863045
Will people never take Betteridge's law of headlines seriously? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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Comment #16863014
This spore guy deserves more credit. Everyone appreciates a good pun from a fungi.
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Comment #15900102
This is a heap of nonsense. Not only does this summarily dismiss the enormous challenges in digital signal processing required for removing arbitrary background audio, it exposes s…
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Comment #15900025
This has the smell of a comment written by someone with limited real-world experience. Simply writing down the list of problems you would have to solve to build Shazam would take a…
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Comment #14930544
Alternatively, it helps illustrate the complexity of the problems solved by natural selection over long periods of iteration.
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Comment #14533298
One reason is that the amount of training data is many many orders of magnitude smaller. FWIW it seems the structure you're talking about exploiting is at a morphological and synta…
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Comment #14321512
Theravada Buddhism.
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Comment #10762220
High modularity refers to when a system's components can be cleanly separated and recombined. If I were to guess, I'd say that amelius is saying that it becomes increasingly common…
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Comment #9695477
You may have meant s/tenant/tenet. I'm only pointing it out because the typo is an extant word that may be interpreted to mean something proximate (but not identical) to what I thi…
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Comment #9462504
The point of this post is to call attention to the fact that while Objective C is actually a 30-year-old language that is the foundation of the entire Apple development ecosystem, …
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Comment #9440430
The main breakdown products of aspartame are aspartic acid and phenylalanine. You may have been born with a genetic mutation that makes it possible for you to taste phenylalanine, …
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Comment #9110384
Small Introduction to Markov Chains, after all
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Comment #9098738
The main correlate is the impact of faculty output. This also is not necessarily correlated with the quality of the education students receive. But then, department rankings should…
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Comment #9098243
If what surprised you was Figure 1 in the paper [1], note that it depicts only CS departments. The CS department at UW is widely considered among the best in the United States. Not…
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Comment #9077711
I don't think it is a mistake. I think the author is trying to make the case that startups end up having round-number valuations. I don't think he is making the case that the numbe…
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Comment #9033887
Yes; in order to qualify as a skeuomorph it doesn't need to _not_ serve a purpose, it just needs to retain design cues that were essential to the function of the original but not t…
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Comment #9031433
Nope. Skeuomorphism is a design concept whereby things that are in some way derived from other things retain design elements that were necessary in the original but aren't in the c…