mrcoder111

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by mrcoder111 7y ago
This is really incorrect advice in the world of software engineering. At least in FAANG companies and big name startups, no one cares if you read How to Win Friends and Influence people and have "social skills". If you can't
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
I really hate this article. Pretty much everything I've ever accomplished in my life is because I speak it into existence and hold myself accountable. But then again, if you're the type of person who makes things happen, you don&#
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
Why do people love to do this... at least read the article before
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
any single pane note taker with latex support?
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
Taking notes for my RL research..
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
Sounds good, the problem is in social settings (at work) if you take a break i.e. play a game during work hours people think you're lazy.
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by mrcoder111 7y ago
No different than restricting access to cocaine.
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
I wonder why internet commentators who haven't made billions always bring up this index fund stuff, when no one who actually has made billions did it by piling their money into the S&P 500.
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
And mainstream people still think the idea of high fructose corn syrup, gluten, etc. affecting mental capability is just people being OCD...
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
Why are people upvoting robotics a lot recently... getting tired of web dev?
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
Sounds good - can you send me an email? I put mine in my about
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
The topology in planning usually deals with higher dimensional geometry. Does the same answer still apply?
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
I took a linear algebra course. Maybe I need to restudy but I would rather have links to exact chapters than reading the whole thing, as I don't see a direct path from the linear algebra I studied to the topology concepts and geometry
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
The topology part of these textbooks is the hardest for me. Understanding the 2d representations of the shapes. Where can one get a more bottom up explanation of the crucial topology concepts? Also bad at geometry in general
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
In order to get a variable length context, you need to add some machinery to some forms of attention. For example, in jointly learning to align and translate, the attention is certainly not invariant to number of context vectors. You train
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
Can you share some paper names or links to architectures that demonstrate the length invariant convolution and attention?
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
Samcodes said it above. How do transformers build a shared representation of two input sentences with different lengths? If you convolve them with the same filter, you get two different sized convolution outputs - the embedding dimensions d
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
How do you handle variable length input without something like an RNN? Even transformers use RNN structures right. I suppose convolutions could technically handle variable length inputs (just slide the window of weights over different lengt
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
Are any of these more closely tied to Python than the others?
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Best book for good programming practices
5 points by mrcoder111 8y ago|4 comments
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
A symbol is just a frozen weight in a neural network.
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
This article would have been way more interesting if you filled it with actual business lessons and examples. Instead, it's filled with vague self help messages...
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by mrcoder111 8y ago
I'm a recent college grad from a good CS program. How do I get better at bugfixing and diagnosing code? To give a specific example: I was recently working with a Tensorflow code base for image recognition, and Tensorflow kept hanging (