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10y ago
I would guess that they trained AlphaGo from many thousands of hours of match footage. Writing a computer vision script to segment / extract the data may cost cycles as you say, but would save many human hours by eliminating the need t
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tiler
10y ago
I mean no offense, but a 75% failure rate isn't exactly a great endorsement of your methodology.
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10y ago
Ehh. Hilary Clinton is far more powerful than the people that invite her to give speeches. More than likely this is a way for a business interest to pay tribute in the hopes that someday she might remember their fealty.
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10y ago
One interpretation of this interview: If Machiavelli had had a prince for a disciple, the first thing he would have recommended him to do would have been to write a book against Machiavellism. --Voltaire Another interpretation of this int
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Eight questions to ask before human genetic engineering goes mainstream
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11y ago
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11y ago
ATM the price is $25.
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11y ago
I think much of what you've said can be applied to other types of social outcasts e.g. drunks, gamblers, etc.
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11y ago
I realize that this is besides the point but going on the title alone we could write a script that could generate an 'infinite' (max out available memory) sized image.
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11y ago
Perhaps you could explain how the existence of trans. people is proof that gender is not a social construct?
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11y ago
There are some great examples among the comments of people vehemently defending their provably false beliefs.
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11y ago
You do know what happened in 2007-2008 which allowed for this, right?
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11y ago
I wonder if this work has any link to what Carmack and the Oculus Rift crew are doing with Android?
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12y ago
How could I get in touch with a team within Walmart that uses Scala? (To see if there are any available positions.)
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12y ago
"The world divides into facts. Each fact can be the case or not the case, while everything else remains the same." -Ludwig Wittgenstein
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12y ago
You make a good point, but in this case location X is not a specific coordinate but a wide range of possible coordinates over the ocean.
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12y ago
Imagine a system which levied taxes not to fund government expenditure but to carefully control inflation. In this system there is no need for the government to collect taxes from citizen X to fund the needs of citizen Y. How is this possib
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12y ago
Just a conjecture, but, it may not always be possible/straightforward to map a set of CA rules meant for a rectangular grid to a hex grid.
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12y ago
"Focusing is about saying no." - Steve Jobs
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Erland Teh Movie II: The Sequel
(gar1t.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
A couple of random thoughts on potential applications/uses: 1. Alexandria needs to communicate with Bilbo. Alexandria has the privilege of being trusted by whatever organization she belongs to (be that her country, company, etc) and as
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12y ago
Last Week Tonight by John Oliver is a good source of news when it is in-season. [1] https://www.youtube.com/user/LastWeekTonight
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12y ago
Ut enim ad minima veniam, quis nostrum exercitationem ullam corporis suscipit laboriosam, nisi ut aliquid ex ea commodi consequatur?
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12y ago
SpamMimic works by using a context free probabilistic grammar to derive its output. Each production of the grammar is translated into a Huffman tree based on the probabilities assigned to each variable or terminal symbol in the production.
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12y ago
On where to start => I'd start by getting a very solid grasp of graph theory. It is the bedrock of many algorithms and along the way you'll learn all kinds of useful mathematical notation, but in a way that should be easier for
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12y ago
A snippet from the article: "An 1857 letter that a Sigma Phi member named Jenkins Holland sent to one of his fraternity brothers suggests the new system was already hitting full stride: 'I did get one of the nicest pieces of ass s
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12y ago
I imagine that services can be grouped with other relevant services. For example: Bike Chain Installation + Bike Chain Lubrication.
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12y ago
Is it possible to see the city (or any map location) from a street level view? Nice project btw!
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12y ago
I really appreciate that the Stanford group is always willing to post mistakes/mislabels. Kudos.
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12y ago
Nice guess. There are 4486 lines of C when the set of lines that start with {/* , * , */} + the set of empty lines are excluded.
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Almost Everywhere
(en.wikipedia.org)
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12y ago
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