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   Netflix invents new green-screen filming method using magenta light(newscientist.com)

   54 points by __rito__ 3y ago|23 comments
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Found this here: Netflix invents new green-screen filming method using magenta light [0]. [0]: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2379971-netflix-invents...
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   Magenta Green Screen: Spectrally Multiplexed Alpha Matting w/ Deep Colorization(arxiv.org)

   5 points by __rito__ 3y ago|2 comments
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   > "the fundamental gatekeeping that still persists in the market" This person just called me a gatekeeper when just our definitions of what an AI Engineer is different... all while discussing the ambiguities of the term &quot
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Copilot can absolutely do the jobs of Data Scientists who got hired based on some minimal skills that were considered valuable even three years back. I have tried applying Copilot to my own work where it spews- garbage. But I use Copilot a
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   You clearly have much more experience than me when it comes to software development. I am not sure I can add to anything what you already know. As to if all engineers everywhere will need to deal with more math- I don't think that woul
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   - Have crystal clear Mathematical foundations, as in why this formula/method the way it is, rather than being able to solve college/HS test problems. Really solid footing in Differential Calculus and Linear Algebra is necessary. -
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Einstein went to school here.
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   ETH Zürich – Deep Learning in Scientific Computing 2023(youtube.com)

   2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|2 comments
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    Debugging [pdf](stellar.mit.edu)

    2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    Defenses Against Bugs(cs3110.github.io)

    2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    This is very strange for an Indian, too. We do not carry ID unless we are driving (driving license), using long-distance transport, or going to vote. Always carrying ID is such a strange idea!
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    You need to read it as: "Set theory is a language through which all of math can be described." Think of this example: Set A is the set of all maximas and minimas of the polynomial function f(x). Now, to populate the set y
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I am interested in this, too. Send me an email.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I use Pop_OS as my daily driver because of the existence of the NVIDIA version of the distro. I work in Deep Learning, and the NVIDIA version comes in really handy. I never face NVIDIA issues like my peers frequently complain.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Yes. You are right.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    This learning path is pretty thin. Here's what I used to go from a Physics undergrad to doing research in industry (not in a flashy company, but doing original research and modeling nonetheless): https://news.ycombinator.com
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I studied Physics in college, so I mostly knew the Math. Here's what I used to self-learn: 1. Machine Learning for Absolute Beginners by Oliver Theobald 2. ISLR 3. Machine Learning by Andrew Ng on Coursera 4. Deep Learning by Andrew Ng
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Learn Machine Learning first. Andrew Ng's course is great. Then learn Deep Learning through Andrew NG's course on Coursera. Then go through fast.ai for practical projects. Learn PyTorch well. There are many books around. I like th
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    +1 for DPV. It is on another league when it comes to algo textbooks. It is so compact, crisp, and enjoyable to read despite containing a lot of Math. I was surprised when I was reading this book, it was so great to read.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Machine Learning is when and where I first used Math. It made me feel really well. While I really like Machine Learning, it has made me fall in love with Mathematics much more.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    If I have to choose one book, it would be Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, and Walker. I came across this Physics textbook in Junior year in High School. Before reading this book, Physics, and Science in general, was merely &
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    Illustrating Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback (RLHF) (2022)(huggingface.co)

    2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Already read most of it. Any lists for favorite Math book that you put together?
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Someone has already mentioned Susan Rigetti's list [0]. I also recommend Mark Saroufim's list [1]. In addition, I will recommend to you "Proof: A Long Form Math Textbook" by Jay Cummings. This is a really nice book which
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Love your comment. What are your favorite Math and Programming books?
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    A Little Calculus(papl.cs.brown.edu)

    155 points by __rito__ 3y ago|42 comments
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    The Matrix in Computer Science(cs.brown.edu)

    4 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    Discrete Mathematics and Functional Programming(cs.wheaton.edu)

    3 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    A Programmer's Introduction to Mathematics(pimbook.org)

    386 points by __rito__ 3y ago|78 comments