chmhsm

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   by chmhsm 7y ago

   Pretty accurate. And if you ever get asked "why do we have to do that useless thing you said?" and you reply using expressions like "futureproofing" or "anticipation", eyes might get rolled at you and you might
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   by chmhsm 7y ago

   Uuuuummmm, I strongly disagree.
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   by chmhsm 7y ago

   Creating a 3d model out of 2d images requires computer vision to extract objects in the images and estimate their dimensions (including elevation). This will most likely require implementing an end-to-end deep learning model that's gon
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   by chmhsm 7y ago

   That's not just ironic, that's stupid. How do you count on S3 to update S3 status? Isn't that a huge design fault?
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   by chmhsm 8y ago

   Why would Google acquire a startup that barely raised 15M in 2 rounds? There seems to be more to this story. Perhaps the alooma team is extremely talented? Any ideas?
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   by chmhsm 8y ago

   I'm gonna have to side with you here, I don't see the point of what they're doing. Except for distinction and marketing. Distinction, as in, if you have total control of how your car, it is easier to create functionality that
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   by chmhsm 8y ago

   Before he lost his mind? You mean the recent interview or before that?
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   by chmhsm 8y ago

   Being a software engineer and a big DL enthusiast, this is getting a bit worrying for 2 reasons: 1- We already can easily build an NLP-related model that can write code in a certain language without making syntax/build or runtime error