falkenb0t

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by falkenb0t 2y ago
Not exactly a primary source but according to this thread: https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/index.php?topic=10617.0 "Toner is held to the paper in a laser printer by electrostatic attraction (opposite charges attract)
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by falkenb0t 4y ago
I've personally flown a ton of American domestic flights and have never encountered someone who threw a tantrum over reclining seats. In fact, prior to this post, I didn't even realize it was something some people frowned at. Anec
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by falkenb0t 4y ago
I had a very similar experience (though not quite as extreme) with a Comcast interview. The interviewer would ask me about my experience and either cut me off before I could answer or practically insult me when I would give an answer to the
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by falkenb0t 5y ago
I found myself having to do some clustering a few months back and learned about mean-shift clustering [1]. I found it to be a nice clustering algorithm for when you don't know quantity of clusters ahead of time. That said, its worth no
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by falkenb0t 7y ago
He very well might be interested. I'll shoot him a message and let you know if he is
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by falkenb0t 7y ago
Funnily enough, I had a classmate in my grad neural networks class that did exactly this. Results on his end seemed to be pretty similar to yours though I don't think he publicly hosted it anywhere Regardless, this is an interesting ap
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by falkenb0t 8y ago
It is essentially the same frequency of links that you'd see on any Wikipedia article. In a field where there is an enormous amount of jargon, it is probably a good thing that they clearly define as much as possible.
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by falkenb0t 8y ago
was there a title change? the link goes directly to the github page.
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by falkenb0t 8y ago
wow, that really does hurt to read.
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by falkenb0t 8y ago
No, you're not wrong. That said, I don't think this is a competition aimed at people with a beginner level knowledge of machine/deep learning. I don't believe there is currently any MOOC that is going to hold your hand f
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by falkenb0t 9y ago
Anecdotal but mine have been pretty great. Of course there are songs that I'm not a fan of but for the most part its recommendations have been spot on.
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by falkenb0t 9y ago
The author cites word2vec as being biased and gives the example of it associating the 'father' with 'doctor' but associating 'mother' with 'nurse' While this is certainly a bias, I think the insinuati
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by falkenb0t 9y ago
That is mind-blowing. 2 billion total users an immense volume in and of itself but 2 billion even semi active users is incredible
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by falkenb0t 9y ago
That's mind-blowing to me. Is that correct that roughly 26% of the world population is on Facebook? Or are these numbers representative of total users since the beginning of the site? If it's the latter, then I'd be curious a
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
Yeah, especially when you consider all the current buzz about Neural Networks. The original papers on MLPs, CNNs, etc were published more than two decades ago but were not given much attention until recently. And I certainly wouldn't c
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
I think it just defaults you to New York on forecast.io because I'm getting that when I load the page and I'm located in San Diego
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
Depends but there are computer vision techniques for deriving depth from two or more calibrated cameras. It may not be super accurate but it is likely do-able.
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
Can confirm: currently live in Rancho Penasquitos and it's great if not a little suburban. That said, if I were a little older and had a family it would be perfect.
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
Yeah, that's more wishful thinking than anything else
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by falkenb0t 10y ago
I appreciate the idea that Apple is able to take bigger risks based on their secure position in the market but it is still hard to look at this move as anything more than a means to force more users to buy Apple brand headphones. Granted, I