Palptine

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by Palptine 6y ago
Yeah I get your point. But I guess for this model you can kinda have a concept of the "ideal" training set, where all high frequency features appear at the same rate as in real world.
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by Palptine 6y ago
I don't understand how people can defend his detractors in this particular case. Are you telling me that an image upsampling model that does not contain hard coded bias, and trained on unbiased data will produced biased result? Especia
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by Palptine 7y ago
Large HIV database inflating matches is indeed a big concern. But dismissing one miss matches sounds arbitrary: these segments were not arbitrarily selected, but real insertions on tops of sars.
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by Palptine 7y ago
What's the chance of hitting all 4 of them though? This is a good step in verification but you are awfully too quick to reject their claim.
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by Palptine 7y ago
Could easily be "mixed samples" on the other end instead of intentional leaks. You know how old lab equipment could be really useful in a live seafood market.
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by Palptine 7y ago
Lament from one camp that political discourse has been more polarized is often hard to distinguish from them hating on the world for leaving their camp. People don't have to stay in your camp forever, aka "not polarized".
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by Palptine 7y ago
Sounds like pr when Google is under antitrust investigation
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by Palptine 7y ago
Arm has said that they are not gonna work with Huawei. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-48363772
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by Palptine 7y ago
Isn't it's darkest secret the fact that we can't shut it down because the inmates don't want to face civilian trial in NYC and they have nowhere else to go?
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by Palptine 7y ago
Cambridge can't even fix potholes and plow snow, but this is where they decide to spend money. Some real galaxy brains.
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by Palptine 7y ago
Tell that to the guy that tried to create HIV resistance babies in China. He had a decent lab yet both babies he created didn't have ccr5 hit: the crispr missed target.
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by Palptine 7y ago
Who fact checks the fact checkers?
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by Palptine 7y ago
It's written in their "anti-espionage law", where all companies based in China have the duty to actively comply with spying requests when asked.
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by Palptine 7y ago
https://github.com/akiyosi/gonvim There you go. Dein is integrated and has GUI.
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by Palptine 7y ago
Wow, if Facebook does the same about tiananmen tank men and a sleuth of other stuff, they didn't have to get blocked in China!
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by Palptine 8y ago
Not true. Be-4 is a staged combustion metholox engine.
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by Palptine 8y ago
Because at least half of the people wouldn't believe them and consider this another conspiracy theory. Even when Bloomberg pushed this there are still so many deniers in this thread.
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by Palptine 8y ago
He definitely has a lot of say when it comes to the technical details of rocket design. Mueller told the story about how on Merlin engine he insisted on utilizing fluid Dynamics to control the fuel instead of using valves, when everyone els
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by Palptine 9y ago
Well they didn't use inception. If their inception units have, say, a 7x7 conv, then ladders will probably be found much earlier.