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CardenB
8y ago
Why not show recent aggregates alongside overall aggregates?
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8y ago
Sure- Boston dynamics has bleeding edge controls. However, I would be really surprised if they didn’t use machine learning! Their robots have strong perception systems. How do they accomplish that without machine learning?
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8y ago
I doubt QA percentage failures are going down, but rather volume is going up. A failure rate of 0.1% of 100,000 is 100, but for 100,000,000, then it's 100,000, which would increase the publicity of failures significantly.
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8y ago
In the video they say that the drives were 100% autonomous, which means no disengagement’s.
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8y ago
Did you read the article? Zoox reportedly drive from Menlo Park to SF including high speed driving on 101 and crowded city driving in SF.
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8y ago
I suppose it is more ergonomic
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8y ago
TMux + vim + YCM at google where everything was set up properly
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8y ago
It's popular enough that, if your competitors make a watch app, a large userbase would begin to prefer using the competitor app.
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8y ago
"Never split the difference" has made a huge difference for my communication style. Reading that book represented a step change in my productivity, because I learned to communicate in a way that better prioritized my tasks. I'
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8y ago
I think this is pretty commonly referred to as "preventative medicine"
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8y ago
I can’t really interpret your comment any different way.
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8y ago
Exactly. I can't believe how many upvotes anecdata gets on HN so regularly these days.
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8y ago
Does anyone have insight into these departures? The attrition is crazy.
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9y ago
Yep that's exactly what you would do. However, in practice, this usually is just not a good indicator of confidence. NNs are notoriously overconfident.
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9y ago
The false positive rate of this system could be very noisy. At what point should you brake, even if the AI says not to? When you might collide with a lidar point? You want to collide with lidar points all the time (the ground beneath the ve
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9y ago
They didn’t need everything to be good business if they could build an ecosystem, as others have demonstrated. Google has done this well.
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9y ago
How do you know that this is not possible? It is not useful to make broad generalizations about the field because of a single company, especially with so little information.
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9y ago
Agreed. We need a lot of time to digest this. At least anything before the NTSB investigation is jumping to conclusions.
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9y ago
Yeah but you basically leverage hierarchy principles to make the system better overall. At least I think that’s the idea.
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9y ago
AFAIK, it's frequently linked to anxiety, and SSRIs do a good job of treating it.
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9y ago
yeah this is referring to how high it is above normal, not actually 25 degrees celsius. there was a delta of 45 deg Fahrenheit.
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9y ago
In what ways is this different from arxiv-vanity? (Just append "-vanity" to "arxiv" in any arxiv link to get a rich html version)
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9y ago
I think the idea is that rural high school grads are way more likely to drop out.
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9y ago
I think he’s saying that high expectations cause sadness which would cancel out the expectations and give you reality. But it’s obviously an oversimplification
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9y ago
Ohhh I see, cool
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9y ago
For those not familiar, Jeremy Howard (one of the two authors of this paper), is one of the founders of course.fast.ai, an excellent open course teaching machine learning geared toward software engineers and others with and without a strong
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9y ago
First Flume and now this. Flume is a map reduce framework at google and it is also the same name as a product by apache.
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9y ago
Seems like the parent comment is referring to model aircraft, which would be radio controlled passengerless fast aircraft.
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9y ago
What makes this more appealing than a web interface? Presumably you still need a service to manage the data, and deploying to labelers will be difficult.
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9y ago
HTTPie is great! I’ve replaced curl with it in my daily workflow
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