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by burningion 3y ago
> So the commands were sent through RC channel, what was the bandwidth? It was over wifi, with the ESP32. https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/... Seems people say real wor
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by burningion 3y ago
I think you contradict this statement in this very thread: > Yeah, no way am I beta-testing a product for free then risking my job to give feedback. An environment of layoffs raises the reputational costs of being a critical voice.
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by burningion 3y ago
A high performance team is a chaotic system. You can’t remove a piece of it with predictable results. Remove a piece and the whole system may fall apart. To think the layoffs had no effect on the quality of output from the system seems very
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by burningion 3y ago
Google did giant, fiscally unnecessary layoffs just before AI took off again. They got rid of a giant portion of their most experienced (expensive) employees, signaled more coming to the other talented ones, and took the GE approach to maxi
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Building a robot to protect cyclists: Part 1(makeartwithpython.com)
1 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
I know everyone is mentioning whether or not you should do a bootcamp, but I’d suggest a different approach? Get a freelance job. Do something on fiverr. Get yourself solving real problems for people. Figure it out, by doing the job itself.
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by burningion 3y ago
Have been using TI’s AWR1443 for mmWave radar development. It’s a bit less pricey than the board mentioned here at ~$300. The software stack is a bit rough though. You can buy another board for $700 to stream raw radar data out for analysis
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by burningion 3y ago
Can you give details as to why not?
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by burningion 3y ago
I have the 15 Pro, and I don't think it's worth it. There's dual camera sensors, but they're extremely close, and the depth effect only works when recording up close. I've taken a few videos of my kid, but I can&#x2
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by burningion 3y ago
Zed is great, have been using it to do the Rustlings exercises and learn Rust: https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings If you've been looking for an excuse to learn Rust, check it out.
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Things I Didn't Expect Before Building Generative AI for Six Months(makeartwithpython.com)
2 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
There's some source code in the paper for Emu edit at least. If you look at the supplementary material in the paper, you'll see they spell out the techniques used there too. I didn't see a repository, but I think in this case
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by burningion 3y ago
This is great! Another thing I do is use index cards, just like slides. I can put them all out on the floor, and see the flow of logic I want to use. For some reason working with physical cards and stepping away from the computer helps me c
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Building an AI Video Editor in 100 Days(makeartwithpython.com)
1 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
Actually, the documentation here is pretty great. Too late to edit my comment, but the transparency level here isn't too bad: https://platform.openai.com/docs/assistants/tools
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by burningion 3y ago
That's the thing, we don't know. The lack of transparency for how the product works behind the scenes will most likely make it difficult to build something effectively.
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by burningion 3y ago
For anyone who missed it, the twitter announcement of the model was just a torrent tracker uri: https://twitter.com/MistralAI/status/1706877320844509405
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Open Source and the Battle of the GPU Poors(makeartwithpython.com)
1 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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GPU-Accelerated, Deterministic ML Dev Environments with Docker and CUDA(makeartwithpython.com)
2 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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Precision in Technical Communication(makeartwithpython.com)
3 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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Tools as Creative Constraints(makeartwithpython.com)
1 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
Thanks for posting this. Will follow up.
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Show HN: Cloud Dev Assistant with GPT-4 and Pinecone(github.com)
1 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
I had it recommended to me once a blog post I’d written on engineering management hit the front page. I bought it and read it based upon that comment. He basically has some very strong opinions about the seriousness of knowing your domain a
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by burningion 3y ago
Yes! If you see this ee, thanks!
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by burningion 3y ago
hey ee just wanted to say thanks for all your work, you're doing so much for the python ecosystem. genuinely appreciate all you're doing, you're a great example for the rest of us.
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Building Cloud Dev Assistants with Pinecone and GPT-4 on Gitpod(gitpod.io)
37 points by burningion 3y ago|3 comments
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Securing CNCF Software Supply Chains with CDEs(gitpod.io)
2 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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Enhance Your Data Team's Productivity with Dbt and Gitpod(gitpod.io)
2 points by burningion 3y ago|0 comments
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by burningion 3y ago
It’s obvious you care about the people you worked with, and the potential for what you were building. From my perspective you wrote this for the people who couldn’t. Ignore this person.

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