the Japanese language school I went to which is indeed still updated: https://sokogakuen.org/
check out their directions page: https://sokogakuen.org/info.html
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the Japanese language school I went to which is indeed still updated: https://sokogakuen.org/
check out their directions page: https://sokogakuen.org/info.html
Glad you're working on this. Duolingo is garbage and I've been hopeful that AI can help accelerate language learning in a way that is actually effective.
alternate title: "The Urgency of Interpretability"
Naive question: what's the intuition for how this is different from increasing the number of learnable parameters on a regular MLP?
Noob here. How would I figure out whether my machine would handle a particular model?
My Morning Jacket's "Touch Me I'm Going To Scream pt 2": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3PciCWIGLE
Thanks for sharing. Do you have similar side projects today?
The current Rust experts probably spent more than 10 years learning the concepts that made them Rust experts.
Have a particular one to recommend?
Any good publications to learn about this?
Congrats on the business, and thank you for sharing!
What's the tech advancement/invention that pushed mirrorless cameras past DSLR?
Seems like a good place to plug Fraidycat (not my project) https://fraidyc.at/
Had to check the year to realize this was referring to Flickr and not Slack :)
If one had to troubleshoot a bad standup meeting, how might you turn one that feels more scripted into one that feels more natural?
interested!
Ah yup my mistake -- it's this kind of thing: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/INEO-Restaurant-Hood-...
Autoclaves are used in the food industry too, but you're right those are very different: https://www.steriflow.com/en/Autoclaves-sterilization-alimen...
Autoclaves! They're used in industrial kitchens and life science labs.
A few years ago I visited Niigata and some surrounding semi-rural towns where people still do this. They have onsens that are designated for food, not people. :)
Many thanks.
I never knew it was different elsewhere! What country are you based in, out of curiosity?
Nice work, this looks cool!
What does your interview process look like?
Subscriber for several months, imo one of the few newsletters that's actually insight-rich. I learn something new and fascinating in each one, thank you for working on it!
We use and like https://www.scalyr.com/.
I enjoyed this, but I'm sure the strategies have evolved a lot. Anyone know of more recent resources like this?
Not to diminish their obviously amazing accomplishments, but Stanford's Symbolic Systems major does give a bit of a CS background.
sudo cat "127.0.0.1 sourceforge.net" >> /etc/hosts