Skyy93

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by Skyy93 5y ago
I am currently too tired to evaluate the idea. But thank you very much for creating this!
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by Skyy93 5y ago
As noted before, the reason for including old tech is to look better. Why not mention the current state of the art and show that with a general player we can come close to this results? This is just benchmark cherry picking and does not ref
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by Skyy93 5y ago
I observed this kind of behavior in many papers nowadays. This extremely painful for research, because some better candidates could be overseen and FAANG publishs a majority in the ML-paper section. Its a mess.
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by Skyy93 5y ago
As soon as you do most of the work you are influencing the direction. That is inevitable. Google is also not known as the company as the company that just has the best for you in mind.
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by Skyy93 5y ago
E-cars and other technology have also "hidden" costs, your cobalt does not grow on trees. Yeah perfect idea using farmland that could be used for growing food wasting on PVs. Do not get me wrong, there has something to happen but
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by Skyy93 5y ago
If you just argue economical we should continue to burn fossile energy, because its pretty cheap. In smaller countries the amount of space for solar panels and sufficient amount of wind is not given. Not if you also want to produce food in
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by Skyy93 5y ago
There is also no comprehensive infrastructure for charging your e-car everyhwere, at least in Germany. Also if all cars would be replaced into e-cars we simply do not have enough juice. So there has to be a infrastructure development no mat
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by Skyy93 5y ago
Nope, 500 miles of range here the website link https://www.rolandgumpert.com/en/ of course, this range is only correct with best circumstances, in practice it will be less
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by Skyy93 5y ago
The german car lobby tries something different: Why not using the combustion engine with clean sources of energy? I think its a rather clever choice to be against the end of the combustion engine when you can fuel them with something like:
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by Skyy93 5y ago
I don't understand where the expectation/conception comes from that simply throwing money at a problem should help. Development aid has been provided in many countries for years in the billions, but little or nothing changes. This
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by Skyy93 5y ago
Higher productivity remains to be seen, only because you are working long it does not mean you are productive. Thanks to the internet I do not need to drive to my work at all. Private services are neat but not a real dealbreaker. Lower carb
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by Skyy93 5y ago
In a Night City-like city, almost no animals exist anymore, not even pets. Life in Night City is even more designed for speed and get rich or die trying lifestyle. In addition, cyber augmentations provide help with jobs and the like, but in
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by Skyy93 5y ago
A rich business man founding his own city to show the state how this is done right... sounds like Night City from Cyberpunk.
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by Skyy93 5y ago
This might be a beginning, but its far away from real code understanding. You still have a problem with copyright code that a AI currently produces and with unsecure code. AI is still too far away from real understanding.
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by Skyy93 5y ago
The difference is that in Go you have a defined goal, its static. This is different from writing code or a novel. The goal is not only to write a book or a program, it has to be a entertaining book or a working code that solves MY problem b
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by Skyy93 5y ago
Garbage in - garbage out. If training data are error-prone the AI learns the same errors. I think the most devs do not have to fear unemployment.
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by Skyy93 6y ago
I do not understand why someone should use this? It is basically a wrapper of existing Libs and Frameworks. This framework does not solve any problem that scikitlearn and other existing frameworks have not already solved.
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by Skyy93 6y ago
Science these days has many problems and this is one of them. Securing grants to finance your further way is crucial. But mostly hard work is only appreciated if there are good, valid and reproducable results. I discovered another problem w