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Complete Story of Chernobyl in Photographs
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cogware
10y ago
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Attention and Augmented Recurrent Neural Networks
(distill.pub)
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10y ago
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cogware
10y ago
TLDR for the article: The nascent field of AR games has not, heretofore, produced compelling experiences. There now is one wildly successful AR game, but it is successful because it taps into a massive, well-loved cultural phenomenon. This
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cogware
10y ago
One nice feature is that TensorFlow includes TensorBoard, a bundle of visualization tools (e.g. model visualizer and various charts). You can see an example here: https://www.tensorflow.org/tensorboard (try clicking around
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cogware
10y ago
This article is pure polemical, without any justification for its claims (not even a back-of-the-envelope estimate of what kind increase in taxes would result from ending offshore tax evasion). Outrage is not a substitute for mathematics or
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cogware
10y ago
This seems like an interesting article, but I found it very difficult to read. For example, from the introductory paragraph: This literature equates the possibility of time travel with the existence of closed timelike curves (CTCs) or world
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cogware
10y ago
Agreed, it would have been wiser for his post to just be about LambdaConf and FP.
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cogware
10y ago
How is LambdaConf "destroyed"? That seems like pure hyperbole. The conference will go on, and most people won't remember this Moldbug business longer than 15 minutes. It's also not clear to me what is the "intoleran
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cogware
11y ago
I'm really impressed with how quickly the Typescript team is adding new features - it feels like every time I check in on them they have something new in the works that I really care about. Great work!
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cogware
11y ago
Great tutorial - Well written and good patterns for TensorFlow usage, e.g. checkpointing, name scopes for cleaning up the graph visualization, and using summaries/TensorBoard, and also nice explanations of the concepts. Though I'm
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cogware
11y ago
"Two large YC companies (both with machine learning teams) have told us that they consider interest in ML a negative signal." I wonder why this is? Since ML/AI are currently "hot" those programmers may be trend foll
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cogware
11y ago
Plottable.js ( http://plottablejs.org/examples/ ) is another library that takes a similar approach: reusable components written in D3, and a table-based composable layout system.
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Google's TensorFlow ImageNet Model
(groups.google.com)
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11y ago
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cogware
11y ago
Here's the TensorFlow whitepaper http://download.tensorflow.org/paper/whitepaper2015.pdf
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cogware
11y ago
Great to see the Blockchain on the cover of the Economist, with a proper emphasis on underlying technical promise and not distracted discussion of Bitcoin. Also promising: "Drawing up regulations for blockchains at this early stage wou
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cogware
12y ago
Yep, it was specifically when I wanted an application that would run a game loop involving round trips to the backend for every step that I ran into a lot of difficulty. Ports were not very clearly documented and I didn't find any exam
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cogware
12y ago
My experience with Elm was that it's very elegant and fun to work with if you are building a purely clientside application, but once you need communication with server the APIs are not very well developed and it becomes a major headach
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Gyrophone: Recognizing Speech from Gyroscope
(crypto.stanford.edu)
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12y ago
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PowerPoint Does Rocket Science (2006)
(edwardtufte.com)
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12y ago
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Practical Functional Programming: Pick Two
(slides.jcoglan.com)
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12y ago
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Cyclomatic complexity
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
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Comments on Bitlicense (Proposed Bitcoin Regulations)
(wefivekingsblog.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
I'm excited by this. I think that moving to Github will help the image problem Typescript has and make it a little more accessible, and it's actually a very useful + powerful technology. Compiler errors on refactors are great :)
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cogware
12y ago
On a 7kloc codebase it was around 3 seconds before the new compiler, seems to be about 1 second after.
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cogware
12y ago
Check out Plottable ( https://github.com/palantir/plottable/ ). It's an open source library for data viz / charting, written as a layer on D3, and it's developed in Typescript. They have a mostly inco
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We Don't Need A Corporate Income Tax
(bloombergview.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
This post makes assertions based on a paucity of evidence or sound argument. "Her book fought the web and the web won". How did it "fight" the web? By ignoring it? Is my car "fighting the web" every morning?
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cogware
13y ago
I find the font uncomfortably small - make the styling more like HN?
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cogware
13y ago
I like to blame Microsoft for everything as much as the next guy, but the admittedly obnoxious blurb on Bitcoin doesn't seem to have anything to do with Microsoft. The article is written by "John Lyons, chief executive, Internatio