cameronfraser

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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Sorry, the time frame was arbitrary, I clarified in parens what I intended by that statement (an indeterminate amount of time)
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
> He basically evolved almost on his own two multi-billion dollar markets Not sure what this had to do with AGI, I don't even think there is a relationship in the skillset required
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
I actually don't believe an individual will make a breakthrough, that was more of a if an individual did do it statement. IMO it's actually going to be the result of a lot of methodical work by an army of researchers over a really
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Most people who actually work in AI know that AGI being possible is still an IF and IF it is possible, it is centuries or even further away (basically some indeterminate time frame because we don't even know if we're on the right
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
You don't need to replace reddit with anything. We functioned fine without it most of our lives. It's time better spent doing a hobby or reading a book or even watching soap operas
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Because they can't do it themselves so they're projecting onto everyone else, as usual.
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
This also makes it hard to find new information. The movie and moviesuggestion subreddits for example always recommend from the same small subset of movies. There used to be people who would post really interesting galleries of "Movies
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Teenagers experience burnout all the time, this is not exclusive to adults. They have a ton of busy work thrown at them if they want to excel academically and the competition to get into good schools straight out of high school is a lot tou
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Remember when the reddit CEO edited a post that was critical of him and then came out and admitted to it? https://www.theverge.com/2016/11/23/13739026/reddit-ceo-stev...
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
I actually have had really good success with it outdoors, much better than indoor. Worth trying out at least, very easy to get started with if you can use docker
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Wait are you 15 years old or have you been a web developer for 15 years? Impressive insight for a 15 year old if so, I know a few people who have been web devs for 15 years who still haven't figured some of those out.
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
It's a cookie cutter app engine stack which scales automatically
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
I can't unfortunately, work stuff, but definitely check out this if you haven't already https://github.com/xdspacelab/openvslam Also that ethz-asl repo contains a library called libpointmatcher, its pretty aw
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Nice, I'm working on something similar but mostly indoor. Are you using SLAM for the robot itself?
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
They have binaries? I must have missed that, the only install instructions I saw were for building from source.
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
The scale issue is a problem with any software like this unfortunately, it makes doing this type of processing in chunks very difficult as you are getting different scale outputs and nothing really relating the chunks together. OpenSFM does
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
The install process for Alicevision and Meshroom is a pain in the ass, I basically gave up at some point, would love to hear some input from others though. I'm currently using OpenSFM and it works great, just very slow.
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
My work got me a system76 gazelle that was fully loaded and I love it. popOS is a great distro as well, plus they already think about problems that eat up devs time like managing tensorflow, cuda, and cudnn versions. They also provide a uti
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
It has less electives because it is newer, but most people are choosing it due to increased rigor. The OMSCS program has more watered down classes supposedly. One of the things that irritates me about the georgia tech program is that they h
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
UT Austin's program is also worth considering. It's newer but there is supposedly more consistent quality and rigor to the courses. Of course nobody has taken both so it is speculation from students at both schools, but that is th
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
> 1) Most top schools offer free tuition if your family income is below a generous threshold (like $150k). If you can get into Stanford and meet this criteria, it's cheaper than your local community college. This is only a few priva
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Why would I use this over deploying the model to a lambda function aside from lack of GPU? (not trying to be confrontational, genuinely don't know) Won't lambda functions scale as needed? How does this compare cost wise?
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
I get dips in my joy of programming when I'm working on mostly easy problems. This happened to me at a few places I've worked, the work becomes so easy that I can do it without thinking and there aren't a lot of areas to impr
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by cameronfraser 6y ago
Given that they said most open source contributors I think they are right. Most contributors are not contributing to the Linux kernel. Most are contributing to ( https://githut.info/ ) JavaScript packages
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
I found I was just using Redux as a data caching layer and ended up using SWR hooks instead https://swr.now.sh/ . This has resulted in way less boilerplate (which increases even more with a type system) and a better developm
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
How does one deal with remote data in typescript? I really like typescript, but not having any guarantees on the returned data is kind of frustrating.
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
> but not if you take your own car Do you not stop to get gas? What if you yourself are asymptomatic and spreading it every time you stop. > the added risk to town people should be minimal because no additional interaction should be t
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
Traveling is literally one of the worst things you can do in trying to reduce transmission, especially with what we know about people being asymptomatic. These small towns would be otherwise shielded from the virus if it wasn't for peo
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
Aren't less people dying overall though? People aren't out driving as much or taking other risks.
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by cameronfraser 7y ago
Even before COVID was anyone still using the scooters? Hardly saw them around anymore and the novelty seemed to wear off for most locals at least.

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