> Obviously it’s Tinder posting the fake profiles because they want men using their software. I have used Tinder a lot, but not in the US. Where I am it's obvious that 95%+ of profiles are fake. However, I don't believe…
For many RL problems you don't really need GPUs because the networks used are relatively simple compared to supservised learning, and most simulations are CPU-bound. Many RL problems are constrained by data so that…
This nonsense doesn't even have to do anything with AI, it's just PR and a response to the current cultural environment.
AI Explorables: Big ideas in PR to make Google look like a good-willed company. This only exists because someone needed to get promoted for working on "diversity efforts"
Also see my comment above, but you find this kind of storage commonly in game development [0] where you are optimizing for batch access on specific columns to minimize cache misses. It's usually used as the storage…
Very cool. This kind of storage is similar to what's typically being used in Entity Component Systems like EnTT [0], which can also be interpreted as in-memory column oriented databases. Recently I'm starting to like…
> Obviously it’s Tinder posting the fake profiles because they want men using their software. I have used Tinder a lot, but not in the US. Where I am it's obvious that 95%+ of profiles are fake. However, I don't believe…
For many RL problems you don't really need GPUs because the networks used are relatively simple compared to supservised learning, and most simulations are CPU-bound. Many RL problems are constrained by data so that…
This nonsense doesn't even have to do anything with AI, it's just PR and a response to the current cultural environment.
AI Explorables: Big ideas in PR to make Google look like a good-willed company. This only exists because someone needed to get promoted for working on "diversity efforts"
Also see my comment above, but you find this kind of storage commonly in game development [0] where you are optimizing for batch access on specific columns to minimize cache misses. It's usually used as the storage…
Very cool. This kind of storage is similar to what's typically being used in Entity Component Systems like EnTT [0], which can also be interpreted as in-memory column oriented databases. Recently I'm starting to like…