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Generate custom Magic: The Gathering cards from an AI using GPT-2 GPT-2 MTG is disabled, but you can access a more-up-to-date, faster version in this Colab Notebook. A more robust Magic: The Gathering AI that allows card generation is in the pipeline! Made by Max Woolf using gpt-2-simple and gpt-2-cloud-run. Inspired by RoboRosewater and DroidRosewater. This website has no affiliation with Wizards
Benchmarking TensorFlow on Cloud CPUs: Cheaper Deep Learning than Cloud GPUs I’ve been working on a few personal deep learning projects with Keras and TensorFlow. However, training models for deep learning with cloud services such as Amazon EC2 and Google Compute Engine isn’t free, and as someone who is currently unemployed, I have to keep an eye on extraneous spending and be as cost-efficient as
Benchmarking CNTK on Keras: is it Better at Deep Learning than TensorFlow? June 12, 2017 - Keras is a high-level open-source framework for deep learning, maintained by François Chollet, that abstracts the massive amounts of configuration and matrix algebra needed to build production-quality deep learning models. The Keras API abstracts a lower-level deep learning framework like Theano or Google’s
Advantages of Using R Notebooks For Data Analysis Instead of Jupyter Notebooks Jupyter Notebooks, formerly known as IPython Notebooks, are ubiquitous in modern data analysis. The Notebook format allows statistical code and its output to be viewed on any computer in a logical and reproducible manner, avoiding both the confusion caused by unclear code and the inevitable “it only works on my system”
I’ve been working in the San Francisco Bay Area for about 5 years, but I’ve never publicly said where I’ve worked. Well, I was a Software QA Engineer at Apple Inc., on the Applications team. As of last week, I handed in my resignation. While I am thankful for the opportunities I have had at Apple, it is time for me to pursue working in other areas I am passionate about and search for other compani
Stack Overflow, the favorite destination for software developers when something breaks for no apparent reason, recently released their 2016 Stack Overflow Survey Results with responses to the questions of “where they work, what they build, and who they are.” You can download the released dataset containing all 56,030 cleaned responses here. One variable present in the dataset but surprisingly unad
The primary purpose of a password is to serve as an unique verification identifier for a given user. Ideally, the password for a given website or service should be both random and unique; if the letters and/or numbers in the password follow any patterns, then they might be easier to guess by an intruder. For example, someone may put their birth year such as “1987” or “1988” in their password, whic
Quantifying the Clickbait and Linkbait in BuzzFeed Article Titles UPDATE: I became a data scientist at BuzzFeed in August 2017. My thoughts about BF have changed significantly in the years since this was published in 2015! BuzzFeed is one of the most significant sources of journalistic content on the entire internet. Of course, that depends on your definition of “journalistic”: BuzzFeed is one of
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