alg_fun

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by alg_fun 3y ago
wouldn't i be faster to use ram as a swap for vram?
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by alg_fun 5y ago
I was able to reproduce it with alexa app on Android
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Alexa, tell me a challenge to do(twitter.com)
3 points by alg_fun 5y ago|0 comments
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by alg_fun 5y ago
There was also a trebuchet appearance during Ukranian riots in 2014: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEY4WG7P0NQ
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by alg_fun 5y ago
It's funny that the letter itself uses 70 char lines
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by alg_fun 6y ago
Visuals are amazing, as always! I've recently learned that 3b1b has his own animation library. https://github.com/3b1b/manim I wonder if there are any manim art out there :)
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by alg_fun 6y ago
> In contrast, running the neural network takes 5μs (twenty thousand times faster) with only a small loss in accuracy. This “approximate function inversion via gradients” trick is a very general one that can not only be used with dynamic
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by alg_fun 6y ago
Maybe this jupyter book can be used as a blog?
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by alg_fun 7y ago
wow, it somehow looks a lot better than previous GAN paintings I've seen. And there are weights of this network, shared by the author in twitter. https://mega.nz/#!TCgSVCTa!ZmcV381soxyqiQyHO4p60F5ogoHcaO1Pq... StyleGA
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by alg_fun 7y ago
If there are no graphs or formulas in the book, I prefer to use a text-to-speech engine. Over the years I've become able to listen to it on great speeds. It feels easier to comprehend spoken language.
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Russian court rules to block access to Telegram messenger(tass.com)
3 points by alg_fun 8y ago|0 comments
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by alg_fun 9y ago
I use voice aloud reader for android. It is has awful ux but allows up to 4x speed.
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by alg_fun 9y ago
I listen to books and articles via text to speech application for over 3 years. Currently i am able to listen comfortably at 3.6x speed. I don't know how to test comprehension through. My friend says i might be able to think faster th
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by alg_fun 9y ago
This article is about bash and not linux