I prefer to listen to people who actually put AI/ML models into production, instead of random programmer / AI dilettante types.
As someone who's just now diving into low-level programming on unix, this article is just what I needed. Saving this for future reference.
DeepMind, Hinton, et al are still convinced that the brain must be doing something like backprop. See Lillicrap address all common objections to backprop in the brain:…
Notice he won't commit to any quantifiable short-term predictions that could come back to bite him in the future. No references to any ML benchmarks at all. Just a lot of hand waving and vague arguments. A has been that…
"What’s exciting about using functions in this way is that your entire application can itself be treated as an function that starts when the program boots." HN, rediscovering main()
FIFY Operations ^H^H^H Functions A common function for applications is logging a user in. It’s actually two sub-functions composed together: first get the email address and password from the user, second load the “user”…
I prefer to listen to people who actually put AI/ML models into production, instead of random programmer / AI dilettante types.
As someone who's just now diving into low-level programming on unix, this article is just what I needed. Saving this for future reference.
DeepMind, Hinton, et al are still convinced that the brain must be doing something like backprop. See Lillicrap address all common objections to backprop in the brain:…
Notice he won't commit to any quantifiable short-term predictions that could come back to bite him in the future. No references to any ML benchmarks at all. Just a lot of hand waving and vague arguments. A has been that…
"What’s exciting about using functions in this way is that your entire application can itself be treated as an function that starts when the program boots." HN, rediscovering main()
FIFY Operations ^H^H^H Functions A common function for applications is logging a user in. It’s actually two sub-functions composed together: first get the email address and password from the user, second load the “user”…