BrianMingus

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Distributed Deep Learning on AWS with the P3.16xlarge(github.com)
3 points by BrianMingus 9y ago|0 comments
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
10% is a pittance!
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
These findings seem to be at odds. The former says that deep linear nets are useful, non-linear and trainable with gradient descent. The latter says that the non-linearity only exists due to quirks in floating point and that evolutionary st
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
There are no costs.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Definitely, we help folks pick papers that are appropriate for their skill level.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Latently (SUS17) also provides a more self-directed path to learning deep learning focused exclusively on implementing research papers and conducting original research: https://github.com/Latently/DeepLearningCertificat
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
You can use the certificate to get a job. You can also print it. In both cases, yes, it is edible.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Our deep learning certificate is the product of years of hard work. It is a free service. The writing is quite clear (open to suggestion on that). Check it out.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
This is an opportunity to write public domain deep learning code on world-class hardware in your spare time.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
It is used for that purpose as well.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Author here. The list is outdated, but that timestamp doesn't reflect the last edit as the list is dynamically generated using Semantic Mediawiki. Also - a lot of work went into this!
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Comparison of Neural Network Simulators(grey.colorado.edu)
37 points by BrianMingus 9y ago|5 comments
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
We have a bibliography - it is not yet organized very well but we are working on that: https://paperpile.com/shared/UhfbVO
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Latently (SUS17) also provides a more self-directed path to learning deep learning focused exclusively on implementing research papers and conducting original research: https://github.com/Latently/DeepLearningCertificat
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Technological Forecasting and Social Change: Special Issue on the Global Brain(sciencedirect.com)
1 points by BrianMingus 9y ago|0 comments
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Latently (SUS17), Bitfusion, and IBM Cloud democratize access to deep learning(github.com)
1 points by BrianMingus 9y ago|0 comments
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
I have submitted it numerous times to no effect. This drove a bunch of traffic so seems to be the way to do it.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
This is from 1999. Meanwhile, IARPA now conducts studies where intelligence analysts look at various *INT layers of data stacked on top of eachother and cognitive modelers try to recreate the biases they demonstrate in the lab. See: The Neu
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
Someday perhaps YC's efforts at UBI will trickle down to HN, resulting in a fair platform that doesn't extremize inequality. In the meantime, us peons are left to hijack the threads of YC Partners.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
See the Latently Deep Learning Certificate below. We let anyone who wants to try onboard.
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
More info: Latently, Bitfusion, and IBM Cloud enable democratized access to deep learning https://www.ibm.com/blogs/bluemix/2017/07/latently-bitfusion...
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by BrianMingus 9y ago
See also: Latently Deep Learning Certificate https://github.com/Latently/DeepLearningCertificate Free access to ridiculous amounts of hardware and the opportunity to implement important and hot scientific papers and co