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@weballergy shared
On Dec 9, 2020
RT @hpirsiav10: Check out our #NeurIPS2020 poster on "Self-Supervised Learning by Compressing Representations." Work done by @DrM4c and @chigur_x Wednesday at 12pm Eastern Time (Session 4, Town C4, Spot B1) Paper and code: https://t.co/DEGhikFkCj https://t.co/qOjSZrEaDJ
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CompRess:

CompRess:

Self-Supervised Learning by Compressing Representations

@Werner shared
On Dec 8, 2020
Strengthening our commitment to Australia - #AWS announces plans to launch a second infrastructure region in Australia - #allthingsdistributed https://t.co/gLASzO6gqs
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Strengthening our commitment to Australia

Strengthening our commitment to Australia

AWS first invested in Australian infrastructure in 2012 when we opened our first local Development Centre in Sydney, then the AWS Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region later that same …

@fchollet shared
On Dec 8, 2020
Well-written blog post on doing neuroevolution with Keras and PyGAD: https://t.co/q5Uxeo8Lgm
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How To Train Keras Models Using the Genetic Algorithm with PyGAD

How To Train Keras Models Using the Genetic Algorithm with PyGAD

This tutorial covers how to use PyGAD, the open-source library for building the genetic algorithm in Python, to train models in Keras.

@tqchenml shared
On Dec 5, 2020
RT @octoml: Have RTL? Want to integrate it to a full fledged ML software stack in less than <100 lines of Python? Check out the latest @ApacheTVM work from our intern @vegaluisjose: Bring your own RTL! https://t.co/LdqOXCIPbD
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Amplify ML Hardware Design Productivity with TVM-driven Hardware Simulation

Amplify ML Hardware Design Productivity with TVM-driven Hardware Simulation

Chapter 1: Hello, Hardware World!

@_rockt shared
On Dec 9, 2020
The @FacebookAI Residency Program is back for 2021 and happening in London as well as the US! Apply until Jan 31st 2021 to work with us. We are particularly encouraging applications from underrepresented groups. London: https://t.co/ZObXfLE8Vm US: https://t.co/JO9m88BBBn https://t.co/2Bw6mH339H
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AI Residency Program - London 2021

AI Residency Program - London 2021

Facebook's mission is to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Together, we can help people build stronger communities - join us.

@shakir_za shared
On Dec 5, 2020
RT @EmtiyazKhan: A new position is available in Bayesian DL at the AI group of Fujitsu-UK (the position is based in the UK). The full call here https://t.co/xjuZjvw3b3. We have a project with them, so you will have a chance to directly work with me. Contact details in the link. https://t.co/2jZRbtIj4w
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Research Position in Bayesian Deep Learning

Research Position in Bayesian Deep Learning

Research Position in Bayesian Deep Learning Artificial Intelligence Group Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe Limited Hayes, Uxbridge - Middlesex Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe (FLE) is a ...

@erichorvitz shared
On Dec 6, 2020
We won't have the pulsing energy of the overflow in-person crowds we had last year in Vancouver. But it's looking to be an exciting online @NeurIPSConf 2020 gathering. Microsoft papers, presentations, and events can be found here: https://t.co/GcgRIIHwC1 @MSFTResearch @microsoft
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Microsoft at NeurIPS 2020

Microsoft at NeurIPS 2020

NeurIPS 2020, the largest machine learning conference of the year, will be held on December 6-13. Stop by Microsoft's virtual booth to chat!

@AlisonBLowndes shared
On Dec 7, 2020
RT @jankautz: Congratulations to all @NVIDIAAI fellowship winners! https://t.co/hlj85frR6e
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NVIDIA Awards $50,000 Fellowships to Ph.D. Students for GPU Computing Research

NVIDIA Awards $50,000 Fellowships to Ph.D. Students for GPU Computing Research

The NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship Program has to date awarded more than $5 million to support nearly 175 students’ GPU-based work.

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