lp251

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by lp251 3mo ago
the new varia is usb-c
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by lp251 6mo ago
why are we hating on bop-it? bop-it was great fun!
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by lp251 10mo ago
why did they move to fblearner what is the new training platform I must know
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by lp251 1y ago
Los Alamos is doing well. That’s about it.
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by lp251 1y ago
This is paid for by the oil and gas boom in Southern NM. The medical situation is getting worse by the year, though. I don’t think it’s just a matter of shoveling more dollars
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by lp251 1y ago
shame they won't be as good
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by lp251 1y ago
there were a bunch of reasons. couldn’t bring compiled binaries onto the red, so you had to bring the source + all deps onto a machine with no external internet. it was unpleasant.
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by lp251 1y ago
wonder if they still train all of their models using Mathematica because it was impossible to get pytorch on the classified systems
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by lp251 2y ago
it does
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by lp251 3y ago
off topic, but how is living in Estes Park?
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by lp251 3y ago
ye, that’s a thing. don’t pluck your nose hairs.
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by lp251 3y ago
I moved from Santa Fe County (Rancho Viejo area) to the Denver metro area and am sad every time I go outside at night. We could see the Milky Way most nights. The NM sky is amazing during the day, too. Such a vibrant blue!
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by lp251 3y ago
Did you ever fully acclimate? After 3 years at 6000 ft I still had lower blood oxygen than at sea level. (per apple watch, so take that with a grain of salt)
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by lp251 3y ago
Igor, is LightOn still working on optical computing? Or have you fully pivoted to genai without optics?
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by lp251 3y ago
"On Bandwidth"-- a paper version of a Shannon Lecture by Slepian. The abstract begins with "It is easy to argue that real signals must be bandlimited. It is also easy to argue they cannot be so. This paper presents one poss
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by lp251 3y ago
there isn't one
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by lp251 3y ago
a fellow longmonster!
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by lp251 3y ago
hey, can you make some viewgraphs about the new dynamics codes?
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by lp251 4y ago
I was born in the late 80s and C was my first language, in a community college intro to programming class.
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by lp251 4y ago
affine, not linear. describes a line that doesn't go through the origin. that pesky shift breaks linearity 5(2z) + 2 != 2(5z + 2)
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by lp251 4y ago
one day I’ll be able to tolerate the red at posas not yet, though!
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by lp251 4y ago
we’re you in kindergarten at 3? remarkable!
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by lp251 4y ago
Mostly flash flooding in burn scars. Not really close to Albuquerque
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by lp251 4y ago
do you remember what lounge he used for the lecture?
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by lp251 4y ago
Ah, sorry, I can't help too much there. I skimmed through the proofs in the SI. Many of the tools they use are taken from the compressed sensing literature (robust null space property, sqrt LASSO paths, sample complexity for CS-MRI st
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by lp251 4y ago
The story has changed somewhat recently, but up until ~2020 most ML for Inverse Problems research was done in Matlab, especially for MRI and CT reconstruction. Thinking of FBPNet and ADMM-Net.
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by lp251 4y ago
This is a follow-up to an earlier paper on instabilities in NN-based solutions to inverse problems: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.1907377117 Your statements appear to be a good summary of the paper.
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by lp251 5y ago
“integrate by parts, like you learned in middle school” tf middle school did you go to?!
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by lp251 5y ago
Dunno, they sure are eager to roll coal when they pass cyclists (myself included). Really cool people.
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by lp251 5y ago
You can, but sometimes it’s not ideal. I ran into this when A and B had many derived classes. I wanted to put A and it’s derived classes in one module, and B and it’s derived classes in another. It was messy. I wound up putting A and B in a

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