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acro
16d ago
Maybe you mean Orbital resonance: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbital_resonance
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acro
7y ago
Here's a nice video of the YoloV3 (which these tools are using) in action from the author of YoloV3 (Joseph Redmon): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPU2HistivI
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acro
7y ago
To me the DCN picture looks ok, in convolution layer nodes receive input only from small area of the previous layer, in general this is true for convolution layers (kernels) and pooling layers. After that it has couple of fully connected la
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MIT Mathematician spins up 220,000-core Google Compute cluster
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9y ago
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Breakthrough Listen publishes first analysis of 692 stars in ET search
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9y ago
Revenue is the top line, net profit is the bottom line. There are many ways to get money out of a company which come before the net profit line in an income statement. Companies can also spin off parts of them in many different ways. The on
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acro
9y ago
An investor can get value from a company in other ways than net profit. For instance share buybacks, dividends, mergers and acquisitions, companies can pay back capital. P/E ratio is just one very simple number which is not applicable
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acro
12y ago
Yes, I have played it. I think it's a good game. It has good controls, good music, nice "flow" to the game. It's not very deep game, but fun to play nevertheless. I heard someone describe it as the best restaurant simula
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acro
13y ago
There are many people who have at least that sum of money and they appear in public all the time. I have heard this same thing about "him surely getting robbed or killed" several times now, it feels always a bit odd to me.
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acro
13y ago
I stand corrected, no official even game wins against professionals. Maybe I remember seeing unofficial games on KGS. The progress is impressive anyway, just a while ago the best computer programs were around 8-10 kyu level.
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acro
13y ago
What happens when performance approaches infinity? Many AI problems have been solved because there is now simply more processing power available. For example computer Go using Monte Carlo methods. Just a couple of years ago people thought i
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acro
13y ago
Still, the performance of computers is increasing exponentially. The arguments in this article seemed a bit weak. http://top500.org/statistics/perfdevel/
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13y ago
Finland was not "Russian-held" in WWII.
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13y ago
DuckDuckGo has ads. https://dukgo.com/help/en_US/company/advertising-and-affilia...
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acro
13y ago
Usually it's the other way around. By law normal investors have to be educated about all possible risks involved. Accredited investors don't need such information since they supposedly know those things already.
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acro
13y ago
Banks are generally regulated, they have to have certain amount of assets to work. They cannot have the same distribution as normal companies do.
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13y ago
But you certainly are protected by the Finnish constitution. At the start it says like this: "All humans are equal in the eyes of the law".
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13y ago
It is completely absurd that making a sarcastic comment can be a crime that means a decade in prison. Shouldn't there be some common sense included in the justice system? Here in Finland there have been lately some similar cases, and i
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Copenhagen Suborbitals Successfully Launches Active Guided Rocket
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Ouya hardware impressions, aka Indie Game: The Console
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13y ago
Maybe phones are not so sensitive to condensation. At least here in Finland phones seem to work fine, despite outside temperatures being similar or below to what is found in a fridge most of the year. People move phones in and out of buildi
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NASA offers money to startups that can solve space-travel problems
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13y ago
It was submitted 945 days ago, if I remember correctly there is a time limit.
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14y ago
Isn't taking photos in public place like a train station completely legal?
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Game Accessibility Guidelines
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14y ago
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Technique gets clear images from light reflected off blank paper
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14y ago
There is more to life than optimizing everything based on cost. That walk from the more distant hotel is healthy for you, and you get to enjoy the scenery. Sometimes it's good to think of time as having monetary value because it gives you p
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In Rhode Island, lying online is no longer a crime
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Has a New Ten-Legged Species Evolved Beneath Rome?
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Google deploying planes over cities for 3D maps
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