Computer Science Lounge - [Too Many Idea Men Edition]

Science, Engineering, & Tech
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I dont know if this will work but I wanted to start something similar to the lounge or the gun corner but for people that are pursuing or have a degree in computer science, electrical engineering, computer engineering or anything similar. I dont know if we have the population to sustain such a thing but we will see how this goes.

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I like this! Like an area to share stuff?

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I am hoping for a place we could nerd out to an even higher level for stuff like system architecture, programming, discrete mathematics, algorithms ect.

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Good idea. I can complain here about how i don't like building a system on Windows lol

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TFW you just have a shitty 2 year degree from the local technical college.

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Would anybody know why this isnt more accurate even running many iterations, I am new to multi threading.

https://github.com/sdrafahl/Multi-Threading-in-C

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https://news.developer.nvidia.com/create-realistic-synthetic-faces-that-look-older-with-deep-learning/

I thought this was pretty neat.

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oh boy. caught that one before I did

MAKE NVCC GCC6 COMPATIBLE ALREADY YOU FUCKS

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TFW you have a CS BS and you're working in journalism and PR/Web Media instead

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FTW you don't even have a degree.

I would venture a guess that you don't actually have to be a CS/EE major to take part.

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as long as you can stick a fork in an outlet and learn from it, you're welcome here.

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^^^^^^^^^
What this guy said

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Anybody know anything about data science, machine learning or artificial intelligence? I would like to take a parallel algorithms course but in my own time I would like to pursue either one of those fields.

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I do, but I'm self taught and most interested in computer vision.

whaddya wanna know

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So is machine learning and AI a subset of data science?

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kinda yeah, they share a lot of methodology overlap, and they're increasingly getting their peanut butter in the others' chocolate in solutions/products that are emerging recently.

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I am wondering how to approach this. I dont just want to use some machine learning library I actually want to learn the math and how it works from the ground up. Could I start with data science and then move into machine learning and then AI?

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Little bit roundabout, but I don't see why not. You can use torch similarly to matlab if you want to do it all without changing your language and framework

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I prefer Python, I have never used Matlab before.

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