so_tired

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by so_tired 6y ago
See my other comment > Humans get a hand crafted curriculum inputs, evolved over 1000s of iterations, in a near-optimal language encoding.
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by so_tired 6y ago
> Human reading/talking/listening equivalent of 200 pages of text per day for 80 years would be just 13GB of raw data or 3B tokens I am sympathetic to the "total life time input" argument. But humans get a hand crafte
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by so_tired 6y ago
The title and quote are obviously hyperbolic. But A large portion of that mass is in a too high or too low temperature state to support any complexity (I am not a physicist!) On the other hand, a single pound of neurons is more powerful tha
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by so_tired 6y ago
I appreciate Billionaires that take city-size estates out in the country where there is plenty of space. I feel this is a lot less controversial than urban mega-dwellings which can cause undue hardship for mere millionaires.
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by so_tired 6y ago
9front looks so very interesting. Thanks
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by so_tired 6y ago
Ugh! Thanks but no thanks I dont want to mount and expose nfs, or allow a full ssh login. This will be a custom agent/daemon on both ends
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by so_tired 6y ago
Which lib/approach would you recommend if i need run a remote batch process using local files? For example, on the local system: remote-execute gcc localfile.c -o localfile.o And on the remote system, there is a gcc and a remote agent
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by so_tired 6y ago
Do they need to optimize for reduced memory/communication patterns? Or is that going too far AFAIK, the memory-communication power can increase by orders of magnitude if u go off-core, off-chip, off-cache, etc.
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by so_tired 6y ago
Do they need to optimize for reduced memory/communication patterns? Or is that going too far AFAIK, the memory-communication power can increase by orders of magnitude if u go off-core, off-chip, off-cache, etc.
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by so_tired 6y ago
Why is this getting flagged? Are large tech companies now somehow shielded from criticism? This experience actually sounds both common and unavoidable. FAANGs have x10 candidates for every position. So the interviews are indeed both difficu
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by so_tired 6y ago
Important line from the article > a practice at odds with the company’s stated policies... > .. as stated to congress
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by so_tired 7y ago
Can you give some salaries for hiring tech workers? 2-3 years experience, web front end and/or B2C marketing
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by so_tired 7y ago
Off topic: are $1M/$2M seed rounds realistic during YC demo day? Even with some traction/users/conversion/revenue, and a grand long-term vision, a suggested 15%-25% dilution [1] gives $4-10M valuation. Outside SV, this
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by so_tired 7y ago
Is there any research that spiking/dopamine type learning is good at "animal level" behaviour, but abstract and complex thinking is enabled by different mechanisms ?
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by so_tired 7y ago
Amazing open source effort. My immediate thought is building an AI generic player that can train itself and play (most) of the games What r your opinions ?
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by so_tired 7y ago
Great twits and write up. Can u mention how much human Dev time is involved? We have a stupid-basic single machine Deep reinforcement Self play setup. It takes about 24 hrs to run a full experiment. The NN is the bottle neck. Using Tensor f
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by so_tired 7y ago
Hopefully hackernews is a better starting point for a conversation? For what's its worth. Its a totally new startup. This is my first (failed?) attempt at finding partners online? Maybe we are like Robinhood? Paying millennials a highe
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by so_tired 7y ago
hi Checked out your profile/web page. Can i email you about a small biz-dev opportunity? We PAY YOU a monthly commission. We dont want any customer or account data. We dont compete with u, or your customers. I hope this doesn't s
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by so_tired 7y ago
How do you recruit? Where do u advertize? I think the real problem is cutting down the initial 1000 CVs no ?
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by so_tired 7y ago
I took the title from the techmeme.com link > TikTok was splurging by spending nearly $1 billion on advertising for the year
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Bytedance spent –$1B advertising TikTok in 2018(wsj.com)
2 points by so_tired 7y ago|1 comments
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by so_tired 7y ago
> prevent our users from burning too much founder attention doing chargeback management Yikes. Yes. Thank you. I wish i had this 2 months ago.
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by so_tired 7y ago
I never really tried multi-task learning. Is it so catastrophic ? If I have several tasks, plenty of samples for each task, and a network that converges well for each task. Cant i just mix and task-label these samples, train from scratch a
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by so_tired 7y ago
https://updatefy.co/documentation#types Err.. so there are only 3 widget types right now? This looks like a neat idea. More widgets needed. But i am not a UI or front-end guy. Am i mis-understanding? Are users supposed to d
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by so_tired 7y ago
Paywall http://archive.is/RJySp Also in the article: > Venture capital heavyweight Mark Cuban ...
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The investor who turned down Uber at a $5m valuation(ft.com)
2 points by so_tired 7y ago|2 comments
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by so_tired 7y ago
Is there any way to "scale up" the solution network for more dimensions? For example, if i train on a a 100x100 image domain, with good results. So now I get a bigger budget to work with 200x200 images. There is no real way to lev
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by so_tired 7y ago
Err - i don't get it. What alternative r u suggesting for development which is aimed at eventual production? I am a complete noob, so i just did Keras (to TF) and GPUs. If i switch to TPU - its still the same code. When i get the budge
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by so_tired 7y ago
This is such a great setup. Maybe if we just put 10 of these mini-controllers in each home, we can cover the majority of electricity consumption, and get demand flexibility the cheap way (instead of fitting each home with an expensive smart
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by so_tired 7y ago
I just had a look at your b2b site Do you actually run pay-per-action campaigns, or do you provide a dashboard for the customer data ?

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