I had a bunch of "cyberpunk" music in a playlist that I'd been collecting while waiting for Cyberpunk2077 to come out. I thought I'd make something out of it.
Sorry for abusing this platform but i wanted to as you about another thing you said on another post about learning machine learning from scratch - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24336000 .
To keep it short, I am unable to find any such tutorial and would really appreciate if you could tell me where you found such resource. Thanks
well, I took a class back in college with an Old School professor. He's the one who drove the class that way. I just enjoyed the process. But there are a lot of tutorials on the internet about writing your own NN. I think the first algorithm that I ever wrote regarding ML was k-means [1]. Start there and see where it takes you:
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I had a bunch of "cyberpunk" music in a playlist that I'd been collecting while waiting for Cyberpunk2077 to come out. I thought I'd make something out of it.
Great project! Bookmarked for night late work sessions.
Thanks :)
Looks and feels great! How did you create the artefacts and all the other stuff in the initial breaching sequence?
Looks cool. Is it possible to upload one's own music?
No there isn't, it's meant to be just one playlist with a cyberpunk vibe, and an aesthetic to match
Great work, the visuals are spot on.
Not available on mobile.
It is now!
nice work. loved it!
very beautiful
Sorry for abusing this platform but i wanted to as you about another thing you said on another post about learning machine learning from scratch - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24336000 . To keep it short, I am unable to find any such tutorial and would really appreciate if you could tell me where you found such resource. Thanks
well, I took a class back in college with an Old School professor. He's the one who drove the class that way. I just enjoyed the process. But there are a lot of tutorials on the internet about writing your own NN. I think the first algorithm that I ever wrote regarding ML was k-means [1]. Start there and see where it takes you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-means_clustering
Look at this project I have used it:
https://github.com/victorqribeiro/groupImg
The best resource I found for understanding deep learning was neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com by Michael Nielsen