Perhaps universities should just rename all CS departments and courses to “AI” because it’s trending. How about “Fundamentals of data structures for AI”, or “Operating Systems, but with AI”? May help to attract some talent back.
"The price of compute is relative. Large research groups (often based in industry) may have the resources, for example, to tune models on 450 GPUs for 7 days (Esteban Real, 2018), but individual researchers may be harder pressed."
Wonderful position paper:
https://t.co/bkpvQ5T9FF
Today we're welcoming Christian Hong, PhD, of the @UofCincy College of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology & Systems Physiology, speaking on "Uncovering the roles of #circadian rhythms in the #gastrointestinal system using #organoids"
@UC_CoMResearch
Our #poster#presentation is today!
> Our #ICLR2018 paper on #graph#convnets for graphs with variable size and connectivity will be presented on Thur May 3, 4:30-6:30pm, East Meeting Level 8 + 15.
Woohoo Cincinnati! Middle America is exploding with tech startups - "Three Ohio cities made the list: Cincinnati (No. 11), with a 96 percent increase; and Cleveland (No. 12) and Columbus (No. 14), both with over 80 percent growth" @dbrown https://t.co/0yemGsT7kl via @Inc
I read only 22 books of the intended, a very ambitious target of 100! due to the loss of access to the wonderful @dbrl, Columbia MO :(
Hoping for a new start in 2018 and the year review report at January 2019 will probably have around 50 books hopefully ! :)