stormtroper1721

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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
Interestingly enough all the futureshops that I’ve seen were converted into bestbuys by only changing the colour of the branding material from red to blue - everything else literally stayed the same
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A Fast, Pytorch-style Tensor+Autograd library written in Rust(github.com)
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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
The original name of the article is "How I (almost) replicated OpenAI's GPT-2 (124M version)" but HN keeps reformatting it to "I (almost) replicated OpenAI's GPT-2 (124M version)"
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I (almost) replicated OpenAI's GPT-2 (124M version)(bilal.software)
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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
Can confirm, some programs and unis are very selective with very low acceptance rates but the average student doesn’t usually have too much trouble getting into a relatively good program without having to do standardized tests
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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
Nope most do, I’m a homeschooled student and I got accepted into both UofT’s engsci and Uwaterloo software eng without a high school diploma. they consider you on a case by case basis and recommend/require that you take 5-6 grade 12 co
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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
> can be implemented in a lazy afternoon Hi, I'm working on making a tensor lib in Rust (think numpy + autodiff) to learn about these topics. There isn't much information online about how projects like numpy and autograd work u
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by stormtroper1721 6y ago
I made a list a few weeks ago: 1. Finish my ml research project 2. Learn rust 3. Start a blog 4. Learn Lin alg and stats 5. Go through all of the deep learning book (goodfellow et al.) 6. Start working with GANs or RL from: https:/&
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by stormtroper1721 7y ago
"You miss 100% of the shots that you don't take" is one
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by stormtroper1721 7y ago
I wrote a twitter thread on the key points on the article: https://twitter.com/stormtroper1721/status/12295782794320199...
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by stormtroper1721 7y ago
I'm a high school student as well, I can confirm what Surya (what’s the chance I’d bump into you on a random HB thread ;) ) is saying. NLP stuff is pretty advanced with things like BERT and T5, but even then, I imagine that doing accu
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by stormtroper1721 7y ago
Is this on GitHub? I'd love to take a look since I'm thinking of making my own ml library to learn more about how frameworks like pytorch and tensorflow work
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by stormtroper1721 7y ago
Machine learning, kaggle competitions, trying out GPT2 and BERT, learnt c++, thinking of learning Julia and rust, started a community for teens interested in coding and machine learning (reddit.com/r/teensintech) Trying to start y