rundigen12

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by rundigen12 4mo ago
And why use readable variable names? "aA=q_(c8z,fW8)" Seriously though, almost all the examples in TFA are of rewriting existing code. It may be that Python is still best for the rapid dev iteration. Then sure, cross-compile into
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by rundigen12 5mo ago
I honestly expected the demand to be "Release GTA 6 soon or else we will". ...The fact that they're just demanding money is a little disappointing. ;-)
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by rundigen12 7mo ago
That was tedious to read. No stable diffusion bugs were ever found. Title is simply wrong. Mod down to spare others.
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by rundigen12 10mo ago
An intuitive introduction to adding inference controls to pretrained (latent) flow-based generative models
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Flow Where You Want – Guidance for Flow Models(drscotthawley.github.io)
41 points by rundigen12 10mo ago|3 comments
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by rundigen12 1y ago
Read to the end and... what was the point of that? Where's the payoff? There was a claim near the top that some things are easier to compute when viewed as cracovians. then some explanation, then suddently it switches to numpy and s
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by rundigen12 2y ago
I was expecting to see some mention of CoreWeave's recent acquisition of Weights & Biases. This is a glaring omission.
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Residual Vector Quantization(drscotthawley.github.io)
4 points by rundigen12 3y ago|0 comments
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by rundigen12 5y ago
Paraphrase: ML in Julia is for Serious Scientists Doing Very Sciencey Things. Things you wouldn’t understand. But your desire to train deep learning models on GPUs and deploy them as apps elsewhere? ...Aw, c’mon, that’s boring. You can just
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by rundigen12 6y ago
I naively expected this article to include a link to the paper somewhere in it, so we could decide for ourselves. Oh well.
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by rundigen12 7y ago
All I see is a filtered woman on the left and a different unfiltered woman on the right, the whole time. At what time does the glitch occur?
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by rundigen12 8y ago
In HTML format: http://home.pipeline.com/~hbaker1/hakmem/hakmem.html
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by rundigen12 8y ago
Agreed. Is this an example of the patriarchal bias of science leaving women out of the telling of history -- finally being set straight by our friends at NPR -- or leftist revisionism trying to ascribe extremely inordinate influence to one
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by rundigen12 8y ago
> Nobody cares how long it takes to train a model. LOTS of people care how long it takes to train a model. A few minutes, vs. a day, vs. a week, vs. a month? Yea, that matters. Think about how long it takes to try out different hyperpa
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by rundigen12 8y ago
I was really hoping to see a summary comparison of the performance(s) of the different models at the end, e.g. accuracy vs. complexity vs. execution time, etc. Here's a summary from the end of each section... 1. TextCNN: "This ker
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by rundigen12 8y ago
"By defining \mathbb{E}\left[\mathbf{x}\right]=\muE[x]=μ, ...and using the linearity of the expectation operator \mathbb{E}E, we easily arive [sic] to the following conclusion..." Yikes. You don't define that \mathbb{E} was
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by rundigen12 8y ago
Whoa, I was just reading about this yesterday! Did I consent to tracking when I created an account here? ;-)
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by rundigen12 8y ago
There once was a documentary about a small group of British intellectuals (who also happened to be musical virtuosos) in which one of them asserted that the decision boundary between clever and stupid can have arbitrarily small width.
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by rundigen12 8y ago
"You can just hang outside in the sun all day tossing a ball around. Or you can sit at your computer and do something that matters." -- Eric Cartman
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by rundigen12 9y ago
Reading this is surreal, like Opposite World. You are selling me on quiet, wifi & power, at the price of your fancy coffee (and preferably even real food), so I can work/read/study in nice atmosphere. Why else would I tolera
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by rundigen12 9y ago
Re. blocking scrapers: Some of us are neither vast corporate espionage practicioners nor zombie-botnet users: we're on our own, scraping for data science & other academic research purposes. Is there some way to declare, "I am
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by rundigen12 9y ago
I tried some more and still got the "are you sure this is a valid URL?" e.g., https://arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0702106 Tried https://arxiv.org/abs/1511.06343 and a couple others and got
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by rundigen12 9y ago
Tried three papers: "Could not find Arxiv ID in that URL. Are you sure it's an arxiv.org URL?" Why, yes, I copied-and-pasted directly from the browser tab showing the Arxiv URL. Tried a couple other papers: "This paper