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Predicting Car Steering Angle Using Deep Learning(medium.com)
2 points by edshiro 9y ago|0 comments
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by edshiro 9y ago
You probably would be using Autopilot on the highway but not in cities. Not sure it would be practical enough. It's a great experimental Level 2 feature but I think it may be dangerous if too many drivers take it as a full blown self-d
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by edshiro 9y ago
I am currently learning Tensorflow and Keras. I found the learning curve quite steep with Tensorflow and the whole static computation graph thing puzzling at first (I thought it was dynamic...). Now I am a lot more comfortable with both. Re
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by edshiro 9y ago
This sucks. I've recently started contracting in the UK and opened a business bank account with HSBC. I was initially tempted by Tide ( https://www.tide.co/ ), a new entrant with an attractive business banking product, b
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by edshiro 9y ago
I'd love to play around with this dataset! It certainly seems richer than MNIST, and would most likely force the network to extract more features. But just like MNIST, it seems to lack variety in the positioning of the important elemen
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by edshiro 9y ago
Nice! Btw this guy's CV is awesome :) : https://pjreddie.com/resume/
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by edshiro 9y ago
What better papers would you recommend reading?
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Death Note: Finally, an Anime about Deep Learning(approximatelycorrect.com)
3 points by edshiro 9y ago|0 comments
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Text Messages Between Travis Kalanick and Anthony Levandowski(spectrum.ieee.org)
164 points by edshiro 9y ago|119 comments
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by edshiro 9y ago
I second that! Book or blog posts would be great :)
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by edshiro 9y ago
Thank you very much for all the good advice. It didn't feel patronising and I admire the humble tone of your writing. You are definitely right about being at the right place at the right time, and making sure you have the skills to do
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by edshiro 9y ago
Fascinating story. Thank you for sharing! How long did it take you to build this company from start to exit? What were some of the toughest moments you experienced? And what advice would you give to people who want to build their own compan
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by edshiro 9y ago
This is exciting! I went through Part 1 a few weeks ago (probably have to cover embeddings and RNNs again...) and felt it was totally worth it. Part 2 seems equally strong in content (if not stronger). It's a beautiful time to be n00b
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by edshiro 9y ago
I remember using Conjugate Gradient ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conjugate_gradient_method ) for my 4th year university project, which involved finding the steady state of large and complex systems (e.g. railway signa
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by edshiro 9y ago
Tesla's in-house Autopilot 2 has a lot of catching up to do with Autopilot 1, which was developed by MobilEye. I like their startup-ish approach which enables them to push software updates to all their cars and collect valuable data, b
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by edshiro 9y ago
I recently reinstalled RescueTime as I wanted to better track my productivity since I am studying deep learning and soon doing the Udacity self-driving car engineer nanodegree. My condolences to the RescueTime team and Joe's family. Be
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by edshiro 9y ago
This looks like a great resource! I am currently picking up deep learning and one of the things that they understandably don't cover much is how to use matplotlib. But being able to visualise the problem or your solution is so importan
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by edshiro 9y ago
Hi Oliver, I have enrolled for the Udacity self-driving car Engineer Nanodegree and cannot wait to start! Do you think that browsing through this codebase will help me better understand some of the concepts taught on the course?
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by edshiro 9y ago
Really? Surely there must be more serious and immediate problems than that.
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by edshiro 9y ago
Just wanted to say I love your description about opinions being like shirts that sometimes need changing.
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by edshiro 9y ago
That's an impressive amount of money to raise in Seed funding. Here in the UK this is more like Series A money: a Seed round would probably be around $700K (no authoritative source - purely from knowledge of a few companies raising thi
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by edshiro 9y ago
Anyone knows much about the new CEO, Jim Hackett? It seems like window dressing to me as I don't see Ford suddenly becoming like Tesla anytime soon, or ever. Also looks like the outgoing CEO was the fall guy for the company's medi
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by edshiro 9y ago
Humans are fallible emotional beings
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by edshiro 9y ago
Not true. Tesla has working advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) in the form of their "Autopilot" feature. This is as Level 2 (out of 5) on the autonomy scale. They are still very very far from Level 5. Much more so than Goog
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by edshiro 10y ago
I think this sentence really captures the customer's mindset with regards to Uber: "We’ll stick with Uber as long as it continues to get us where we want to go at a price we like." As long as this argument above is true, I do
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by edshiro 10y ago
Can't her investors sue her for mismanagement of assets? Or she just managed to take money off the table during the funding rounds, with investors approval as well. It's really upsetting to read about this kind of story. It seems
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by edshiro 10y ago
Thank you for the insights into the company. I don't know whether this is common in VC backed companies, but I am surprised at the lack of governance around spending of company money for personal gain. 500K on a ghostwriter when you ar
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by edshiro 10y ago
Nice! I have started brushing up my maths and reading about machine learning in general. Next step is to get my feet wet in the implementation. I think looking at your project can give me a good idea as to how to implement some of the most
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by edshiro 10y ago
I think the end of the article sums it all up very nicely: "But first you need to become a domain expert. Spend a year in Washington". They basically have no deep knowledge of the domain in which they operate and how to win the sa
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by edshiro 10y ago
Been looking for a tool like that as I have used redash in the past but was not convinced with the whole experience. Besides the setup we had was horrible. Thanks!

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