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by eurekin 2y ago
Was very surprised it wasn't mentioned
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by eurekin 2y ago
They have? Is there a write up about that?
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by eurekin 2y ago
That's exactly what everybody advised me against doing - finetuning on own projects. Got really discouraged and stopped. So glad someone has done it!
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by eurekin 2y ago
That's perfect, thank you!
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by eurekin 2y ago
Guessing that a ultrasonic microphone from a bioaccoustics site should fit the bill - otherwise, what could researchers pick themselves? This one, for example, picks up to 200kHz for €1050: https://avisoft.com/ultrasound-mic
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by eurekin 2y ago
Is the sound part real? What frequencies are used to communicate stress? Is this in range of anything I could connect to a raspberry pico or arduino? My flowers desperately need answers :D
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by eurekin 2y ago
Technically, wouldn't a simple "Hold on, I'll call you back" test call stop that?
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by eurekin 2y ago
I distinctly remember the first time a lecturer used the "dx/dt" "symbol" in normal algebraic operations (that is, multiply both equation sides by dt and so on). I was so shocked it's actually not a elaborate d
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by eurekin 2y ago
Corridor Channel had one great example: https://youtu.be/GaGcLhhhbDs?si=vDyeayLf8EAoE0gf&t=442 Above includes the explanation. Final result is here: https://youtu.be/GaGcLhhhbDs?si=eoTniegWK-AVFoaF&t
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by eurekin 2y ago
If that technically worked, I could see that being a next unicorn.
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by eurekin 2y ago
Bisphenol A have a carbon ring structure that resembles hormones like the estrogen. It can bind to the estrogen receptors and potentially increase risk of hormone related cancers.
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by eurekin 2y ago
In the age of LLM's, I with there was some way to automatically pull videos about particular topic, extract the information out of the transcript (skip the clickbait as well) and deduplicate. I spend so much time watching videos just t
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by eurekin 2y ago
Anybody has experience and is it actually useful? Heard a lot of "it captures mostly face muscle contractions" and "capturing a brain signal with it is like listening to a whisper being spoken in a grand canyon, while being m
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by eurekin 2y ago
I work around that (with limited success) by prepending the latest docs (migration guides, how-tos) into the conversation. gpt-4o picks that up perfectly
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by eurekin 2y ago
there already are mirror like beetles, maybe weeds will catch up to that :D
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by eurekin 2y ago
I'm waiting exactly for this, gpt4 trips up a lot with blender currently (nonsensical order of operations etc.)
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by eurekin 2y ago
Same... I especially love pasting in a screenshot along the outerHtml from chrome devtools and ask "make those aligned on the same line, the thing with the text on the right" and it finds the right combination of flex and margin v
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by eurekin 2y ago
Of course one can dumb down the requirements so that it will handle, but what about "once basic auth is added, check which endpoints should require it and by what clients" - any real work is out of the scope currently
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by eurekin 2y ago
Ok, so you're a library developer and create a greenfield API. What do you do, in order for chatgpt to be able to pick up your library and it's patterns? What obstacles I see in this scenario: * Base models takes months and millio
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by eurekin 2y ago
It's a great and very useful tool, but the hype around just feels significantly blown out of proportion. I also built multiple things with it and I always came to a point, where it just couldn't handle anything slightly larger tha
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by eurekin 2y ago
I'm using chatgpt daily, but cannot imagine it doing any real software development work for multiple reasons. It's great as a non offensive stack overflow replacement, but just look at aider benchmarks (amazing work by the way): m
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by eurekin 2y ago
Yeah, that's what I'm afraid
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by eurekin 2y ago
Thank you! Is the detection accurate enough, or simply the observation conclusions are not that sensitive to minor errors? That makes me want to revisit my previous idea: boiling soup spillage detector. I once had a google meeting with a co
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by eurekin 2y ago
Plus, being a NN it might be possible to detect a foreign object with relative ease (comparing to the classic computer vision); like a rat
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by eurekin 2y ago
After years of wondering, I have to ask. What are real life actual useful cases for this tech? I can imagine in manufacturing: detecting defects or layout mismatch - that's one. Is there any open source project that uses a image recogn
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by eurekin 2y ago
Multiyear long spotify listener. I think it's already flooded with spam from non real artists. I had weekly discovery playlists, where I did downvote all of proposed songs... Each new set was still coming with most boring, uninspired,
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by eurekin 2y ago
That reminds me of one case, where an author of software saw any improvement or genuine feedback as a personal attack - directed at him and his "legacy". Can't go into specifics, but only features directly or indirectly prais
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by eurekin 2y ago
What did the management specifically do? (500 user)
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by eurekin 2y ago
Can concur, used puppet a bit at the dayjob and agent issues were common at some point. Also, for bigger inventories on a single vm runtimes shot up quickly in the hour realm
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by eurekin 2y ago
> Download the jar file > https://github.com/khiner/CrosswordFiller/WordFillVer2.jar Returns: > Not Found currently

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