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indecision is terribly ugly. move to that city. marry that woman. start that company. you can just do things.
We are all unique, and I believe Pareto optimal when measured across enough dimensions.
N(knowledge) > N(understanding) > N(action) V(knowledge) < V(understanding) < V(action)
💡Teams provided solutions for behind-the-meter coordination of distributed energy resources in single-family homes based on real-world data & the CityLearn Open AI Gym environment. 📹 Watch the winners present their solution at NeurIPS 2022 Workshop. youtu.be/Yel5zybmvwg
When I think about history and I look at my nephew, I realize that the human race is still young and we still have a lot to learn.
🎥Modern Artificial Intelligence 1980s - 2021 by @SchmidhuberAI! This talk delivers! 🙂 ✅ starts with the Big Bang (literally) ✅ history of everything explained in the first 10 minutes ✅ only accelerates from there 🙂 👉 gtc21.event.nvidia.com/media/1_t3thb4… Here is what I learned...
Wildfire detection at high resolution now easier to share
The Bias-Variance Trade-Off & "DOUBLE DESCENT" 🧵 Remember the bias-variance trade-off? It says that models perform well for an "intermediate level of flexibility". You've seen the picture of the U-shape test error curve. We try to hit the "sweet spot" of flexibility. 1/🧵
TIL party parrots are real and not just the most fantastic slack reacji possible 🤯
What's there to consider at an early-stage startup when building ML for production systems? Happy to share our first ML engineering-focused blog post here at @ToucanAI: toucanai.com/blog/post/buil…
I submitted some selfies to the ImageNet Roulette neural network, which was trained on categories from the ImageNet dataset. The results were surprising, but inspired me to make an infographic about how concepts from statistics could help us do better. Please retweet!
"Be honest with yourself about where your project is in this hierarchy. If your program doesn't run, there's no point in making it faster." -@seibert #SciPy2019
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