cbrun

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They vibe-coded an app that went viral inside their company(youtube.com)
1 points by cbrun 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: AI-first screen recorder to create videos in perfect English(trywizardly.com)
2 points by cbrun 9mo ago|0 comments
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by cbrun 2y ago
Love this!
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by cbrun 7y ago
Wikipedia itself states "the adage fails to make sense with questions that are more open-ended than strict yes-no questions". I guess this means there's no black or white answer but shades of gray. How shocking: reality is mo
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by cbrun 7y ago
That's assuming human minds and computers won't exponentially increase their processing capabilities. Moore's law disproves the later and I hope Neuralink or some other crazy tech company will disprove the former. That's
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by cbrun 7y ago
Really? I think if we were to bring back our close ancestors (4-5 generations away) they'd look at our world like we see Harry Potter's: pure magic. I mean flying metal birds, fire that instantly turns on and off, machine that mov
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by cbrun 7y ago
Sounds like a pretty bad experience indeed - surprised that was their recommendation vs completely anonymizing the data. You didn't share if you went ahead with it and saw any results? If so, it sounds like they were not good. Either w
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by cbrun 7y ago
All good points. In this case, the original dataset is created from real world body scans. You collect enough scans in this "base collection of scans" to have a "real" distribution of the world. You can then span a laten
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by cbrun 7y ago
I read about the guy who used GTA to train a neural net. I think he was trying to make the point that although obviously imperfect, using simulated data could actually work. I'm not saying using simulated data (SD) should the be-all en
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by cbrun 7y ago
Respectfully disagree. Again, I'm not suggesting SD will solve all problems. Big data is critical and will remain so. However, using a combination of SD and real data will make AI algorithms more robust than using big data alone. I do
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by cbrun 7y ago
Disagree, otherwise I obviously wouldn't have written this piece. ;) Synthetic data (SD) is not a silver bullet that will solve all problems, but it opens up a lot of opportunities. I'm seeing cool startups using SD to accelerate
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by cbrun 7y ago
All valid points - thanks for the comment. 1. Totally agree with the point about data science talent being one of the bottlenecks. And in that area, the big tech companies already have the best & brightest workforce. Most data is crap i
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Simulated data: the great equalizer in the AI race?(medium.com)
69 points by cbrun 7y ago|54 comments
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How old hacks can become new ones(thoughtcatalog.com)
2 points by cbrun 12y ago|0 comments
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by cbrun 14y ago
Age should definitely be taken into account. He was a kid when he did this. Do you really think he understood all the ramifications of his actions?