MiroF

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by MiroF 6y ago
But there's no reason the models are english specific...
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by MiroF 6y ago
It was meant sarcastically.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Seems like your test of this theory https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23899565 failed, since you've been downvoted to the nether yourself.
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by MiroF 6y ago
At least in many of the European studies I've seen, the numbers point to a 75% decline in flying insect mass over the past 30 years. Certainly a whole lot of the loss has at least been in the post-war period.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Well, actix-web is a pretty large project written fully in Rust and it never really had any issues with lack of safety.
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by MiroF 6y ago
'Love how honest language is framed as "scary" language' Isn't the problem here that Apple isn't using honest language for their own advertising?
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by MiroF 6y ago
> If client is a CS-ish professor (which I bump into probably more than most, since I have a fondness for some aspects/ideals of universities, and live in university neighborhoods)... Only take the client if you can find a situation
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by MiroF 6y ago
You're right, cheers.
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by MiroF 6y ago
I think you overestimate how CPU intensive the inference is.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Even cheap devices can run transcription inference.
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by MiroF 6y ago
> constantly running sounds through ML models is power hungry which is as far as i know why devices such as these optimize a lot for commands prompts such as "OK google" which is when the ML loop actually starts. How power hun
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by MiroF 6y ago
Why can't they just have full on-device transcription models? It's lossy, but extremely compressed.
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by MiroF 6y ago
What about transcribing all the audio you get and then sending it as a chunk of stuff every time the Hone is activated. Don't think you could catch that.
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by MiroF 6y ago
But why wouldn't they have AI models? It's how I would do it.
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by MiroF 6y ago
You certainly imply that the "history" you refer to in your third sentence is the one described in the previous two.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Parent comment claims you can use determinant to see if a reflection is occurring, I disagreed. I don't know where you thought I expected volume to change if I rotate something.
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by MiroF 6y ago
The matrix {{1,0,0},{0,-1,0},{0,0,-1}} has a determinant of 1 too, but it reflects along two different axes. So there's no way to distinguish from the determinant between the identity and between a reflection across two axes. I think t
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by MiroF 6y ago
I don't understand, sorry. By your definition, not all lambdas are closures.
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by MiroF 6y ago
but not all lambdas are closures
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by MiroF 6y ago
If you ever want to really do math at some point in your life, I think you need linear algebra or something equivalent. Better to build the intuitions earlier in your life.
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by MiroF 6y ago
I had a very similar moment when I was thinking about why the determinants of all (non-identity) projections are 0 and the fact that the determinant is the product of the eigenvalues.
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by MiroF 6y ago
I was taught linear algebra largely through various physics courses I took through undergrad. Not necessarily the most traditional way, but I think that it should be taught that way more frequently - with physics, there is something concret
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by MiroF 6y ago
As a physics major at the time, I think that learning physics in addition to multivar and linear algebra is so handy in terms of providing reference material for intuitions. Also, learning it as part of a numerical computing stack (like p
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by MiroF 6y ago
Here's wikipedia. Granted, the mathematicians behind wikipedia seem to be focused on making everything as notationally obscure and hard to understand as possible, but it outlines the concept https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by MiroF 6y ago
What are colleges teaching these days if not this??
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by MiroF 6y ago
"Don’t think of them as rotations, think of them as a unit vectors of a new coordinate systems." This makes it clear to me that many people have been very poorly served by their linear algebra courses if that is not obvious.
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by MiroF 6y ago
You're right, I misspoke.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Yes, robberies are down significantly.
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by MiroF 6y ago
> shorter and easier to write the software There is nothing short or easy about writing Revit/BIM software and it couldn't be done with the 5 million dollars that these firms had been spending on ADSK products.
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by MiroF 6y ago
Multithread is not as easy as you think for a legacy application this big.

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