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ipunchghosts
7mo ago
REMUS RLF reader runs pyodide to parse underwater drone mission files in the browser https://isaacgerg.github.io/remus-rlf-reader/webapp/
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7mo ago
What is S? Also, NVIDIA RTX 4500 Ada is missing.
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7mo ago
Goedel machine.
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7mo ago
> but there's a massive financial reality here. Not a chance. The DoD has massive pockers which and INCREDIBLY SPREAD OUT. You can't underestimate how spread this money is. The DoD has maybe a 64 GPU cluster and ALMOST NO ON
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9mo ago
I would think claude code would help make a quick dent in boosting reactos capabilities. Curious what others think.
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10mo ago
Ask people to do things for you. Then you will learn how to work with something/someone who has faults but can overall be useful if you know how to view the interaction.
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ipunchghosts
1y ago
I agree strongly with this take but find it hard to convince others of it. Instead, people keep thinking there is a magic bullet to discover resulting in a lot of wasted resources and money.
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1y ago
Kasturi was my undergraduate honors advisor!
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1y ago
There's papers on this. Google AirSAS. Been on sas biz for 12 years, resolution is much better than multibeam at range.
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New sonar tool is a 'game changer' for mapping the sea floor
(science.org)
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1y ago
Autoencoders should output these kinds of splats instead of pixel outputs and likely obtain better representations of the world at the bottleneck. These features can be used for downstream tasks.
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1y ago
I think we are saying the same thing. Please correct me though where I am wrong. You could look at the maps in some way but instead of the basis being one hot dimensions (the standard basis), it could be rotated.
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1y ago
I am interested in doing research like this. Is there any way I can be a part of it or a similar group? I have been fighting for funding from DoD for many years but to no avail so I largely have to do this research on my own time or solve
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1y ago
I am glad they evaluated this hypothesis using weight decay which is primarily thought of to induce a structured representation. My first thought was that the entire paper was useless if they didn't do this experiment. I find it rather
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1y ago
Is what your saying imply that there is a rotation matrix you can apply to each activation output to make it less entangled?
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1y ago
I read the article and the take away is that class weights and stratified sampling did not help for the OPs problem.
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1y ago
AI as defined today is brittle. I am interested in understanding the fundamentals of learning so that systems can be learn as quickly as humans and have thier same level of robustness. Such a breakthrough would have a worldwide impact. As f
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AI as defined today is brittle. I am interested in understanding the fundamentals of learning so that systems can be learn as quickly as humans and have thier same level of robustness. Such a breakthrough would have a worldwide impact.
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1y ago
How can u get some of this funding to do fundamental AI research?
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1y ago
My Honeywell does everything minus the left pane. Am I missing something?
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1y ago
I would posit that these models should be able to guess the real-life user from a set of their forum posts then. Instead of geoguessing, it's op-guessing.
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1y ago
Something I don't see mentioned here but is implicitly assumed is that the candidate wants the job. Given the lottery of passing leet coding interviews, interviews are a place to practice interviewing. Some candidates may not want the
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2y ago
I know very little of css and to me it seems like a configuration file for rendering text, similar to changing default fonts ornsizes for matplotlib plots using plt.rcParams. How does this do inage blurring then?
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2y ago
Ohh I see. You are doing peak finding. Got it now. Thanks!
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The computer vision community needs an dataset like this for evaluation... train in one domain and test on another. The best we have now are thr imagenet r and c datasets. Humans have no issues with domain adaptation with vision, but comou
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>The Fourier transform of a Gaussian is a Gaussian, which is very helpful when you need to estimate the frequency of a harmonic signal (like speech) with a wavelength shorter than half your window, but just barely. I get the gaussian lin
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Why would any startup enter this space? Honest question. There are so many business in this space coupled with cyclic funding cycles. Seems like a bad market to invest in.
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2y ago
Feel free to reply and we can chat more as I've thought deeply about this topic. Here are some cliff notes though if you want a quick answer (say for calibration). 1. Dod labs and defense contractors are great places to dive into topic
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The market is bad right now. I think it's terrible to assume they have landed somewhere. They likely had to move which means uprooting family.
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I think it's been accelerated by the review community being overwelmed and the lack of experienced researchers with the combination of classic ML, deep learning, transformers, and DSP backgrounds -- a rare breed but sorely needed.
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