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masterchief1s1k
4y ago
I think it's a pretty solid list. At first glance, kinda similar UI to https://ai-jobs.net/ where I usually look for AI-related jobs. The wall of love is a nice touch too!
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Have been passively looking for someone that recommend Visily in these design tool threads, so that I know I'm not alone. It's a pretty solid design tool with tons of AI features that managed to help a technical guy like me make s
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DualStyleGAN - A High-Resolution Portrait Style Transfer
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> Propose to share a proportional number of correctly predicted examples for every incorrect example they come up with? This is what I have been asked to do the whole time. And yes, like you said it's not very efficient. It would ju
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Thanks for the link. I think it's very helpful, I was able to explain more complex algorithm with visual. Love the explanation on bias-variance and overfitting, I don't think I could get my point across without something like this
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Ask HN: How to explain that ML approach is not 100% perfect?
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For me, my biggest huddle in staying focus is that I tend to procrastinate a lot. My advice would be to give the Pomodoro technique a try. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomodoro_Technique Divide your working time into 2
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Instantly downloaded after I see that you have an iPad version unlike IG. Really appreciate it, since I do most of my photo editing on the go with my iPad. Also gotta say I love the simple and straightforward UI, the dice-rolling thing add
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AI Model that can generate realistic synthetic data to train another model
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I would think that since most of their content (photos, stories,..) are optimized for mobile screen size only. So if their infrastructure doesn't consider much for responsiveness between multiple screen size, I doubt the backend for th
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Funny that you mentioned Stripe. IIRC the Subscriptions feature can help with the recurrent payment and subscription management out of the box pretty well. The user management can be a bit tricky through, but I think using their customer po
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Deeply agreed, I observed a ton of clickbait and misleading title on Medium these days. Some writers try too hard to catch our attention with fascinating title, only to keep people reading long wall of text that does not seem to be coherent
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I see that you use euclidean distance of perceptual color and named your color function bad_color_distance. My only input here would be to try something like the CIEDE2000 color difference formula to see if the result can be further improve
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Unfortunately, the problem is the same with many compiled application out there, not just ML. My rule of thumb in using models from these public model zoo is to always use a separate container instance (or Colab) to check the source code. T
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Usually some kind of web/mobile app or online form fit the scenario better, since using "bot" or speech-to-text to extract customer's inquiry might be excessive for brick-and-mortar businesses. However, some customer eng