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by fleischhauf 3y ago
agreed, they should just have a good interoperability
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
as far as I am aware opencv has a lot of classical Computer Vision stuff that is missing in tensorflow/pytorch. In case you need speed, or can't have data annotation, or something where deep learning is not super useful (slam) it&
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I like the idea a lot. I don't expect a lot of feedback/reviews from other scientists, there are just not that many and they are likely busy with something else
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
plot twist, his son is 38 and has a physics degree
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
the article on how ai could be harmful seems more like people trying to use the tool (LLM) to do evil things. You can also do evil things with other tools than AI.
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
also, in case of the billable hours, the lawyers might do it due to monetary incentives, but subway might be malicious (or have other reasons to do it)
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
at least in Germany you can also get yogurt from a glass. there is even a shop where you can buy things without packaging in Berlin.
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
depends what you are looking for. if you just want to continually hook up with new people, a better subscription might be good for you. I also didn't read the article, so I have no idea what the subscription is about
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
what's the highest resolution satelite data that is commercially available actually?
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I'm not sure humans work differently. You might not learn something if you are coming to conclusions, only if the conclusions turn out to be correct or wrong you'll learn. the process of learning might then be different.
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
to be fair Nvidia drivers are also a nightmare under linux
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
as a researcher in Computervision, thank you so much for going the extra mile!!
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I'm also highly scheptical but if you'd asked a bunch of random people wether or not the relativity theory is true or nuclear weapons when they were first demonstrated they probably would have been equally sceptical
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
ADHD is a physical change in the brain tho, it goes so far that it alters the effects of drugs like cocaine
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
it's not southern Europe only, sweating in underwear in Berlin right now
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
how can you lose money with every sale then tho
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I don't know man, it used to give me results where my query would appear in the text. this is not happening anymore. even if I use quotes around a term it will just be ignored. I feel like my searches are too specific, it might have go
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
sounds like both no?
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I don't think you can really 100% prevent it. even openai has issues with gpt responding in an undesired way (google Dan, where people try to hack instructions to get responses that are undesired by the openai team). However I think yo
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I noticed this as well in Germany, lots of asian girl profiles that pretend to be from a rich background and that have some sort of investment advisory team working for them and claiming they will give you some tips for forex trading you ju
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
not disagreeing with you about the better options but BnB also eats up housing, no?
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
sounds more like lazyness, I think we might be ok actually.
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
how about an encrypted SSD or HDD?
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by fleischhauf 3y ago
I think it's more of a generational issue. as far as my experience goes most of the younger folks consider themselves european
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
maybe the frame rate is not high enough to capture the flip, could just be a super fast dachshund..
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
you say obviously doesn't. These language models do indeed work by computing a distribution over all possible next words given the previous words using transformers, and it seems using enough training data and compute gives you the res
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
are there any alternatives being explored actually?
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
while I agree I can also see cases where you need things not later, but now but you'll have the money later not now. e.g. moving to a remote village where you really need a car or buying that compute for data processing or rendering yo
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
that was the German strategy towards Russia "Wandel durch Handel". Assuming that trade is mutual beneficial it makes an armed conflict less likely because both sides have so much to lose. With Russia it did not work unfortunately.
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by fleischhauf 4y ago
how is this wrong? A helmet protects your head and thus your brain. It makes sense wear helmets in situations where your head is more prone to be damaged (e.g. construction work, or in this case biking).

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