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by bahmboo 11mo ago
There is a thing called the grappler now. Seems like a reasonable tool: https://policebumper.com/
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Generally this is called automated anomaly detection.
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Thanks for taking the time to try that out and sharing it! Our problem is with defects on the order of 50 to 100 microns on bare boards. Defects that only a trained tech with a microscope can see - even then it's very difficult.
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
To answer your question: no but we haven't looked because Sam is sota. Trained our own model with limited success (I'm no expert). We are pursuing a classical computer vision approach. At some level segmenting a monochrome image r
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
I don't have anything specific to link to but you could try it yourself with line art. Try something like a mandala or a coloring book type image. The model is trying to capture something that encompasses an entity. It isn't inter
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Are you sure about that? They say "full 3D shape geometry, texture, and layout" which doesn't preclude it being a splat but maybe they just use splats for visualization?
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by bahmboo 11mo ago
Like the models before it it struggles with my use case of tracing circuit board features. It's great with a pony on the beach but really isn't made for more rote industrial type applications. With proper fine-tuning it would prob
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Not criticizing per se but I just watched this recent (and great!) interview where he extols how special written language is. That was my take away at least. Still trying to wrap my head around this vision encoder approach. He’s way smarter
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Huh? My post was very positive and hopefully let's not get too meta. I felt the comments did not address the merits or contents of what was being presented. That's all! edit: did you see my comment when it was first posted? The to
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Point taken and I should have known better. I fully agree with you. I suppose I should say inexperienced dev or something more accurate. Having worked with many inexperienced devs there was quite a spread in capabilities. Using terms that a
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by bahmboo 1y ago
The crux of it is that it was extremely unusual that it even happened and then that the messages have a cringe level of circular nonsense replies from Halligan. The contents are almost irrelevant - it's her overall behavior that raises
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by bahmboo 1y ago
I see a lot of snark in the comments. Simon is a researcher and I really like seeing his experiments! Sounds like the goal here was to delegate a discrete task to an LLM and have it solve the problem much like one would task a junior dev to
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by bahmboo 1y ago
I agree people should at least learn the happy path. It really is not hard at all and it solidifies the underlying concepts. However I find there is a huge difference between me working solo on a repo or with one or two other people versus
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by bahmboo 1y ago
This is a political deadline with no grounding in reality.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
"The president and I want to get to the moon in this president's term" - Sean Duffy NASA administrator. A scary way to set a schedule on a complex project with lives at stake. They don't care though.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
33 innings to lose
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by bahmboo 1y ago
When it's your job job dealing with huge data it quickly becomes very time consuming and error prone to deal with multiple external storage devices. (edit: by error prone I mean human error eg where did I put this stuff?)
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Yes but the question was why Anthropic is showing more attention to iOS vs Android.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Anthropic and Apple have a strategic partnership. It's a bit dicey but still seems to be in play. Which is interesting considering Google is a major investor and Apple is not. Anthropic wants Apple as a paying customer. Apple wants the
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by bahmboo 1y ago
The paper posits this is a problem. Large amounts of VOCs are absorbed by these complex structures. Then the structures with the embedded VOCs flake off and are absorbed by breathing, dermal contact and ingestion. Particularly by small chil
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by bahmboo 1y ago
My most recent $75 overnight via FedEx Express was not delivered on time (day late which mattered and why I spent so much) and they straight up lied about it. Only anecdata but sad to hear so many concurring stories.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
I am not an expert on this but reading Groq's description of their hardware it still has a compute/memory split. They make the memory super fast so it can fully feed the CPU without latency (80 terabytes second!). In the end is it
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by bahmboo 1y ago
The anecdata is Molicell is good stuff. Was going to include that but I have no references.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
It's a long video but one takeaway is to only use cells from the top manufacturers: Samsung, Panasonic, LG and Sony. They are amazingly safe.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Seems like a good time to highlight this video from Grin Technologies and their experience with ebikes over the years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j92Gt4VviSQ Summary Statement: He summarizes the results of the "sa
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Huh, I did not get that from the article. The main takeaway for me was doing ALU operations in memory resulting in massive energy savings. There is still a von Neumann architecture running the show.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
"In recent inference tests run on a 3-billion-parameter LLM developed from IBM’s Granite-8B-Code-Base model, NorthPole was 47 times faster than the next most energy-efficient GPU and was 73 times more energy efficient than the next low
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by bahmboo 1y ago
Delivery vehicles reduce the number of cars on the road and therefore make it easier for bicycles to negotiate the roads. One delivery vehicle can easily replace dozens of car trips.
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by bahmboo 1y ago
I agree. And on top of that it would be great to have spots with ALPRs that delivery companies can pay for their use and discourage or tow non-compliant vehicles. Covid time encouraged new food pickup priority parking spots but I don't
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by bahmboo 1y ago
I can't speak for SF I'm in Seattle. I don't think it is incumbent on delivery drivers to do activism for their employers. That's my opinion. And I still don't understand why people don't see that the delivery

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