http://driftwheeler.com No banners, no ads, no hassles, no distractions. See random pics (WANDER). When you like one, see the photoshoot on repeat (TRANCE). To search for something-- e.g., grass, beach, face, pussy-- long press the image (DREAM). Finds nearest neighbors in deep feature space, but only works reliably for simple concepts because it's fully unsupervised. The features you selected by long pressing (inside the box that appears) are more likely, but only very simple searches are "pure".

Link to the official announcement. There are two papers getting the award:

On Saturday February 11, 2017, my daughter and her friend were driving from a basketball game in Chico back to our home in Palo Alto. Unfortunately, due to several days of heavier than normal rains, the Oroville Dam spillway broke and flooded many of the roads between Chico and Palo Alto. My daughter’s smartphone mapping application wasn’t aware of the sudden danger, and proceeded to send her into the heart of the flooding (see Figure 1).

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Brainforge is an artificial neural networking library implemented in Python, only using NumPy as a dependency. Since no automatic differentiation engine is used, the gradient calculations are explicit and the source can be used to learn the math. I am no mathematician, nor am I a programmer by profession, this project is the byproduct of my learning the art :) Some featues of the lib:

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