carlthome

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   by carlthome 2y ago

   Hehe, I was also wondering this.
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   by carlthome 2y ago

   To control for that doesn't seems trivial.
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   by carlthome 2y ago

   I've had the same thought as above but unfounded (just a feeling, pretty much) so I'm curious to learn more. Do you have any references I can check out that supports these claims?
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   Next you're gonna say that polynomial multiplication is also just convolution of the arguments.
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   Makes sense! Thanks!
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   Transformers go brrr
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   Could you expand or provide a link to a good resource for me to understand this? If the judge program should say terminates yes/no and the program given is `while True: continue`, I guess the argument is that in the finite case, you co
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   This sounds really cool but was hard to digest for me as a ML Engineer who came into work just around deep learning and DNNs. Is there some go-to practice material I could look at? Splines I haven't touched since numerical computing ex
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   by carlthome 3y ago

   Is there any company that has tried that idea? Sounds interesting (akin to DevOps).
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    by carlthome 3y ago

    Why not? Just want to understand.
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    by carlthome 5y ago

    Newcomer here. What's the answer?