I guess in terms of game development, Stadia will be like GitHub.
As a service though, we'll see. Their reveal stream kept crashing, and there was noticeable lag during their initial GDC presentation.
Oh my god! I've seen so many videos with Yanis, and I also knew that Valve had a Greek economist in their midst, but I never linked the two. A lot of things make sense now.
Although 3b1b's videos are awesome, his NN videos are heavily inspired by this: http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/. Even the code on his github page is taken from there.
I think Schmidhuber should be up there. LSTMs are everywhere, not just NLP. The latest Starcraft 2 bot from Deepmind uses LSTMs extensively in its architecture.
Researchers use Tensorflow for backend only + Keras for implementation. However, PyTorch and Caffe are much more popular among researchers.
I personally enjoy PyTorch a lot.
You shouldn't read this book to learn modern practices. You should read it to improve your way of thinking about problems. The book is timeless if you think about it this way.
I don't understand this sometimes. Do they want to reeducate the entire world, just because of some demographic? Let them readjust to me, not the other way around. It's not based on gender, there's plenty of people that hate this culture, and that's normal. What do you propose, eliminate it entirely?
The problem with the Soviet education is the assignment of credit to the inventors. They used to teach that the phone, TV, radio were all invented in USSR. People didn't know any better.
"They have hired people we've fired," Musk said. "We always jokingly call Apple the 'Tesla Graveyard.' If you don't make it at Tesla, you go work at Apple. I'm not kidding."
The one and only reason that stops me from using Vimperator is the smooth scrolling feature, which is built into Vimium. Does anybody know how to get the same behaviour into Vimperator?