DrNuke

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by DrNuke 10y ago
I strongly second this, you may be more lucky with your search by combining both of your expertises for industrial / petroleum / similar engineering jobs. Good luck!
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Tangent to the OP's question, any up to date database of the most relevant drones in commerce? I am advising a firm who is developing a testing bench for the diagnosis of drones and some numbers or market parameters would be welcome. T
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DronesBench update April 2017(linkedin.com)
1 points by DrNuke 10y ago|0 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Journals are flooded in a way you would never believe if not spending a day on the other side of the desk. Many papers are presumptuous and preposterous at best, from developing countries but also from reputed institutions. The model is cle
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I do not know how these tools work today but I can imagine a dictionary becoming standard for each given field and being provided with every future .pdf paper as a companion in the form of a .csv sparse matrix or similar format. Such dictio
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Looking for something similar for .pdf academic papers in my field but nothing really useful to automatise the extraction process exists, so the best path is still to extract data manually, homogenise data in a standard protocol, fed ML alg
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by DrNuke 10y ago
How the heck did it walk enough to end like this is the underlying question, more a SV sit-com than business, then the farcical reactions and some rage from probably legit but unknown and unconnected players worldwide.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
General Electric are at the forefront of industrial engineering and quite good at blowing their own trumpet.
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Ask HN: How did you get rid of social networks for good?
2 points by DrNuke 10y ago|3 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
CAD and CAE packages like SolidWorks, Ansys and so on, maybe?
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Was looking for same a couple of months ago and the latest 2017 Wordpress theme just came in handy for my own self-hosted blog at http://www.nukepep.com . I understand it is different from building it yourself but, in this case,
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Metal seems good & upgradable for deep learning but reports say software is nowhere near the Intel environment yet.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Data Machina (weekly) - https://www.getrevue.co/profile/datamachina ... Finsmes (daily) - http://www.finsmes.com
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by DrNuke 10y ago
For what I see, this is a problem for the consumer market on one side and for the small manufacturers on the other. Big industrial players like General Electric, Bosch, Phillips, etc. are deep in this already with their QA protocols and the
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by DrNuke 10y ago
You know, being "validated" opens access to a lot of opportunities and most underdogs want just that. Open source is a fancy way to refer to unpaid work nowadays, can't see any revolution here, all being marketable if optimis
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by DrNuke 10y ago
It is some time we are going towards word of mouth and peer recommendations as the preferred way to hire new personnel. Cold applications are for outsiders and as such a very different market, with all the strings and the bulls.it attached.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Find an industry you care (or like at least) and go vertical, that is to say use your skills for that field. You will still have bad days at office, but faith losing more probably not.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Physics is deterministic in states and always tends towards an equilibrium, so novel results from DL may still fit some continuum math model without being stable or even real. Domain expertise, on the other hand, helps prepare data for ML a
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Materials science is buzzing in this respect from nanoscale to microstructural level but ML cannot predict the existence and, in case, the stability of the novel items you find. It is more a targeted, extrapolated attempt (because of some e
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I act as an advisor for DronesBench from Italy, http://www.dronesbench.com , we are currently at the pre-commercialisation stage and in the Drone Community contest from Commercial UAV Expo, Brussels, 20-22 June. We would be very
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Ask HN: Anybody using Amazon Machine Image for AWS Deep Learning?
68 points by DrNuke 10y ago|40 comments
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by DrNuke 10y ago
I am not Einstein but in my 40s and definitely doing a lot with my time: on one side it was hard commitment and fierce hustling for 15-20 years in the past, on the other side hustling increases efficiency and high-level productivity dramati
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by DrNuke 10y ago
West badly needs not surrendering Gen IV development & commercialisation to Russia and China, for geopolitics reasons and Pu stockpile re-use. Westinghouse is a chip here, a prestigious one for sure, and Gov should step in. Time to drop
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Corbyn for Labour Party: "There are Conservatives who want to use Brexit to turn this country into a low-wage tax haven." Well, full automation = no wages at all, ehehe. I am not sure how it is going to end and it is not my strict
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Generalist audience maybe is vanishing but I can see more and more domain niches attracting interest for relevant content like a widespread academia, this being open courses legacy imho. Sure, many blogs would not survive a peer review, but
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by DrNuke 10y ago
"How not to write a novel" may be a good first read https://www.amazon.com/Write-Novel-Them-Misstep-Misstep/dp/0...
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Billing per hours is a non-sense for high tech projects and therefore an indefinite race to the bottom. It also poses security issues, so it is really a no go for what I do.
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by DrNuke 10y ago
AI is not a magic wand, just a tool to perform some tasks in a quick and hopefully more efficient manner than humans. What is it going to be then in the real world? As with any tool, it will depend on the humans using it: medicine and scien
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Unfortunately this is a buyer market globally because of the high supply from everywhere, so high that every open advertised position is going to end flooded by applicants in a short time. On the other hand, word of mouth still makes wonder
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by DrNuke 10y ago
Blog posts should be very short post-it memos imho, not semi-papers. Any r&d endeavour must go into a proper paper instead: industrial, academic, tutorial or even into a conference poster.

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