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by hlfshell 3y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Python, Go, Tensorflow, Pytorch, AWS, GCP, Deep Learning Resume/CV: https://github.com/hlfshell/resume/blob/master/resume.
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by hlfshell 3y ago
This ability also proves useful when trying to do complex package management in an isolated manner with ROS; I ultimately used a remote vs code shell running off the robots OS to just have my ide recognize the many local and built dependenc
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by hlfshell 3y ago
This is driven by the idea that since LLMs are probabilistic engines during inference that, if the LLM "knows" or can "surmise" the correct answer, it will have a higher probability of being generated and thus self consi
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by hlfshell 3y ago
Where? I'm curious how easy it actually is, so please let me know where one would go for this.
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by hlfshell 3y ago
Thanks for making and sharing it!
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by hlfshell 3y ago
I posted some content there; I'll hit back regularly for a few weeks to see how it grows. I like the idea; specialized niche forums are a win for the internet. I do wish it was named something else though - especially given the additio
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by hlfshell 3y ago
Location: San Diego, CA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, for very good offers Technologies: Python, Golang, GCP, AWS, Kubernetes, PyTorch, Tensorflow, ROS1/2, Terraform, Docker, distributed systems Blog/Portfolio: https
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by hlfshell 3y ago
We have found a new hammer and everything very much looks like a nail. It's perfectly natural and allows us to figure out what does and doesn't work, even if it means sometimes we have to deal with empty hype projects.
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State of the art in LLMs and Robotics – 2023(hlfshell.ai)
4 points by hlfshell 3y ago|1 comments
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by hlfshell 3y ago
I was aiming to use LLMs with robotics in an upcoming project, and needed to first verse myself in what is the current must-know techniques in the space. To that end I read a ton of papers and wrote this article to try and suss out the best
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by hlfshell 3y ago
This is a negative comment that adds little to the conversation and belittles hard work being done. Comments like this is why many people are afraid to share their efforts - I ask that you consider people on the other side of the screen. Al
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by hlfshell 3y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: Robotics, deep learning, Tensorflow, Pytorch, AWS, GCP, Kubernetes, Python, Golang, nodejs Resume/CV: https://github.com/hlfshell Email: kche
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by hlfshell 3y ago
https://hlfshell.ai Just got back into blogging. I plan to post project work, mostly focused on AI and robotics with occasional other posts.
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Evolving a Neural Network Traffic Controller(hlfshell.ai)
2 points by hlfshell 3y ago|0 comments
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: With the right offer / job Technologies: robotics, deep learning, python, go, cloud tech (AWS + GCP), distributed systems, data pipelines, Kubernetes, Terraform, etc.
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by hlfshell 4y ago
iOS shortcuts is basically a built in IFTTT service but with deep integration into apple products. For an example of chapt gpt3 integrating w/ it, check out this cool build. https://matemarschalko.medium.com/chatgpt-in-
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: With a very good offer and interesting work Technologies: robotics, deep learning, GCP and AWS cloud stacks, Tensorflow, Pytorch, Go, Python Portfolio: https://github
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Unfortunately this might not be the truth any longer, as it has adopted a new pricing model that is far stingier with gpu time and very confusing to properly track and predict.
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by hlfshell 4y ago
I was back and forth for years with that line of thinking until I realized that I had been worrying about the "it'll take years" problem longer than it would have to just go get the degree. So I finally bit the bullet. If not
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by hlfshell 4y ago
I'm about to finish the second year of my Masters degree in Robotics Engineering, ending on a particularly difficult mathematics heavy course (which was my biggest fear and weakness going into the Master's program). I had graduate
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Preferred, have been doing it for the past 3.5 years without issue Willing to relocate: For an excellent offer only Technologies: Python, Golang, K8s, Tensorflow, Pytorch, ROS Resume: https://raw.g
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: For the right offer and/or European nations Technologies: Robotics, Python, Go, Computer Vision, DL Resume/Portfolio: https://github.com/hlfshell/
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by hlfshell 4y ago
Location: San Diego, CA or Remote Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: To Europe, unlikely any US locations Technologies: Golang, Python, ROS, Pytorch, Tensorflow, K8s, AWS, GCP, Terraform Github Profile: https://github.com/hlfs
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by hlfshell 6y ago
Location: San Diego, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Unlikely Technologies: Robotics, Golang, NodeJs, Python, AWS, GCP, PostgreSQL Roles: Senior Developer, Software Architect Github: https://github.com/hlfshell Resume:
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by hlfshell 7y ago
I finished it last night. I wish a number of the arguments had provided more numbers to back up its points. In one section early on it uses a chart of city cost/profit from a given works, using a real world example, and then presents a
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by hlfshell 7y ago
Nice! Thanks for the link. Our goal was to hit a cool shot a mile away on a target in the middle of a giant concert for a "I was there!" memento shot. Good to see it in practice somewhere. Unfortunately the sales team didn't
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by hlfshell 7y ago
I've made some interesting projects over the years - only a writeup on a few of these, and some are in pieces and in various states of disrepair after moving so much. Some write ups on larger projects: 1. I used a raspberry pi to coord
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by hlfshell 8y ago
You can. If you hover over you can see the ID # of the thread - copy that ID # into the url of this thread and it'll direct you right there. Case in point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=189
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by hlfshell 8y ago
I'm a huge Brandon Sanderson fan, but find that Mistborn is a better entry point for people these days - though it (and the Cosmere) are among my own personal my all-time favorite fantasy books, so perhaps I'm biased in that.
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GigaSnap – Making a Prototype Device(medium.com)
1 points by hlfshell 9y ago|0 comments

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