MichaelRazum

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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Very cool! Thanks a lot.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Looks cool. Wher did you get the robot? Is it possible to buy the hardware?
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Looks great, but why are most of the robotics videos 10x slower then real time?
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Maybe a dumb question What are the disadvantages of a real time system? I mean, real time sounds better than not real time, so why not include it into the standard Ubuntu distribution.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Exactly. It just shows that we can't really control such complex systems. Kind of funny that he got it somehow right. Years ago, I though, nah that can't happen and sounds stupid. What makes me think that LLM may be a big thing, i
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
It's an UFO, they are interested in ChatGPT for sure
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Maybe divide and conquer? It would be a huge risk if, lets say, google core tech would be in hand's of 10 people. Let's assume it is possible. You don't want it, since too much power in few hands.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
I'm very interested in such a project. Is there some online lectures, books or other resources wher you could learn to build a robot like this on a good level (both mechanical and electronics)? Just curious if it can be learned online
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
The question is how much worth is it? Looks like a complete different Ads model, compared to google search, with multiple results and the payed ones on top.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
It feels a bit like a Kodak moment. Fore sure google can replicate chatgpt. But there is no business model behind it yet. Bing on the other hand just don't care that much and is willing to integrate it to get more traffic.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
It seems somehow that Asimov got it right. The obvious next steps are all about making it smarter but also implement the right ethic rules...
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Nah, don't think so. With such low unemployment you basically have full employment, that is how economist would describe the situation since it can't got to 0%. Now the wages go up, since you have more competition for labor force
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
It is just causal that higher wages are inflationary. Reasons: - People will spend more with higher wages - Companies will pass over the higher costs to the customers
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Thanks man! >I think with your background I would opt for a pre-made platform (there are many, don't have experience with any of them) where you worry mostly about the software. Yeah guess this is realistic. > Maybe, just use you
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
>What's your current professional background? Python - a bit machine learning background in the financial sector. Have worked on performance critical software in pure C as well as some Data Science / Machine Learning projects.
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Ask HN: How to get into Robotics?
5 points by MichaelRazum 4y ago|5 comments
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Fore sure self-aware AI will be weired. I was rather thinking on a simple metric where AI seems to be far behind in "skills". We see this with FSD and also home robotics haven't took off, because real world object manipulatio
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Agree, solved is not well defined. Let's just say it becomes hard to distinguish it from a human. For robotics, I just think of a "simple" tasks like picking up an object and moving it to some place. Haven't seen yet som
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Isn't AGI-Hard everything that seems rather simple for animals? I would think just of robotics and navigation in unknown environment. Everything else like Chess, Text, Art, Games seems to be solvable by current AI systems. Robotics see
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Twitter exists for more than 16 years. I would expect huge layers of legacy code that you can't touch or remove. Guess to be productive there you have to stay at least half a year before anyone allows you to do minor changes on the cor
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
I think the interesting question is, is uber aware of it? Like okay, that happens the false positive rate is under 0.001% percent and we try to improve. Maybe if we add this "edge case" the true positive rate would go worse. Then
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Yeah sure, I just mean that it is like the step from COBOL -> JAVA -> Python in terms of productivity and the amount of code you write. So my point is, you would write much much less code. So maybe your future "code" would b
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
I really love do coding in python and always asked myself when the skill set will become legacy like COBOL. Not sure if you could compare it, but it seems that the next gen coders will say to the AI what to code rather than to code by thems
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Thanks a lot for the hint!
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Ask HN: How to Talk to Experts?
1 points by MichaelRazum 4y ago|2 comments
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Agree. At least ThinkPads work extremely well. The one thing that keeps me from completely switching is RDP. Is there some solutions that work as good on linux? Tried few but they couldn't match RDP on windows, especially with a bad co
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Sure, there are some effects that come to play. - Lets say you have a lot of euro. Interest rate is 0 and the US interest rate is 2%. Then you might think of selling euro and buy dollar to get the 2%. Especially if you think that euro/
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
How can he know which tech TESLA have? I mean a lot of AI breakthroughs, like transformers or alpha fold came from the industry and not academia.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
Maybe he is confident, that they can deliver.
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by MichaelRazum 4y ago
A good horse only jumps as high as necessary

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