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by inlineint 9y ago
I personally find recurrent highway networks (RHNs) as described in [1] to be easier to understand and remember the formulas for than the original LSTM. Because as they are generalizations of LSTM, if one understands RHNs, one can understan
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by inlineint 9y ago
I (actually not only me but also a few other guys) wrote an open source GUI dictionary for Linux [1] (it uses Qt selection features that don't work the same way on other platforms, so although it compiles on, say, Mac, it doesn't
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by inlineint 9y ago
I wonder would it be possible to use it somehow with Linux (in kernel space, not with fuse, because fuse has work slower because of necessary context switches from kernel to user space). I mean it is interesting can a wrapper kernel module
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The power of deeper networks for expressing natural functions(arxiv.org)
1 points by inlineint 9y ago|0 comments
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by inlineint 9y ago
Also there are differences in further employment perspectives. I mean if you have a problem to solve and you have a choice to use some old tech that you already know, but it is going out fashion, and some new one, then the choice of the new
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by inlineint 9y ago
But what about Tesla? It managed somehow to compete with Toyota, Honda, etc, although it had to create a new market (market of electric cars) to do it.
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by inlineint 9y ago
And also there is a more introductory book by YA. B. Zeldovich and I. M. Yaglom "Higher Mathematics for Beginners" [1] that is a fun to read book about calculus. [1] https://archive.org/details/ZeldovichYaglom
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Show HN: tmux-session-spectrum – different colors for different sessions in tmux(github.com)
3 points by inlineint 9y ago|0 comments
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by inlineint 9y ago
Thank you. So basically the parent comment was talking about experiments for validating quantum non-locality at galactic scales. And the experiment mentioned in your link confirms this non-locality up to the distances of 600 light years, bu
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by inlineint 9y ago
Could you please provide an example of such experiment involving quantum phenomena? Also doesn't the proposition that the act of designing/conducting some experiment and the noise generated by some events that took place in past (
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by inlineint 9y ago
There is also a nice small book by Paul Dirac https://books.google.ru/books?id=Jtu-n8AzJhMC Unlike other texts, it derives everything through embedding of the space-time manifold to a high-dimensional Euclidian space. It me
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by inlineint 9y ago
The article doesn't mention type annotations described in PEP484 and added to CPython since Python 3.5. It is possible to add annotations to your code like class Foo: x: int # ... and then run type checks using
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by inlineint 9y ago
Under the hood this `push!` function have to do memory reallocation and copying the entire array when the array grows to be larger than some internal buffer, which happens each time the array becomes larger than a^n, where a is usually, but
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by inlineint 9y ago
But AFAIK LED brightness is usually controlled by pulse-width modulation, which is essentially adding flicker. There are people with flicker sensitivity that have headaches when exposed to flickering light. A link to a HN discussion that to
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by inlineint 9y ago
> if you're considering different versions of an algorithm, test it in a tight loop using the time.clock() function. ...but if you are anyway experimenting with your code in a Jupyter notebook, then you could just use %timeit [1] or
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anaconda-project: NPM-like dependencies management for Python(github.com)
1 points by inlineint 9y ago|0 comments
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by inlineint 9y ago
I don't want to diminish what they and other similar projects do and actually I'm not really familiar with FPGA development, but I have one thought: what if we don't need one more language , but rather something on a differe
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by inlineint 9y ago
I used this approach, but the problem with it is that all the plugins should be synced in it, so the repository becomes larger and larger with time, or kept as submodules what adds additional friction. Also you should manually copy .vimrc t
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by inlineint 9y ago
And Redis, multiple instances of which are supposed to be plugged into gryadka, means "radish" in Russian :)
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by inlineint 9y ago
Some LCD displays use flicker to set backlight LED brightness.
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by inlineint 9y ago
On the other hand SVM doesn't scale as well as neural networks do because it has computational complexity between O(n^2) and O(n^3) [1] where n is the number of samples in the training set. So if you plan to add more data later you may
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by inlineint 10y ago
> But if there are thousands of different such "surprising-to find-particles" to possibly detect, is it actually surprising to observe one of them? It is hard to correctly identify what exactly particles from those possible tho
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by inlineint 10y ago
The standard model provides a set of postulates that could be used for prediction of possible composite particles, their masses, and decay times. However it is computationally infeasible to calculate them directly, without using various app
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by inlineint 10y ago
Actually it is even a one new particle (Omega_c baryon), but they observed five different excited energy states of it (like observing different excited states of a Hydrogen atom), so called resonances [1]. But the discovery is still excitin
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by inlineint 10y ago
There are some speculations about a new ~10.5 inch iPad.
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The physics of information processing superobjects: Jupiter brains (1999) [pdf](jetpress.org)
78 points by inlineint 10y ago|13 comments
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by inlineint 10y ago
Some high level overviews: phys.org [1] and a detailed answer on physics.stackexchange [2] [1] https://phys.org/news/2013-07-physicists-publish-solution-qu... [2] http://physics.stackexchange.com/a&#x2F
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Understanding quantum measurement from the solution of dynamical models (2011)(arxiv.org)
1 points by inlineint 10y ago|1 comments
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by inlineint 10y ago
Note that normality of a number in a given base is a sufficient condition for existence of all finite sequences in its expansion in this base, but not necessary. It might turn out that Pi is not normal say in base 2, but all possible finite
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by inlineint 10y ago
They could add button "Report discrimination" for rejected potential renters and then ask them what type of discrimination they want to report. Then they wouldn't need to guess anyone's race.

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