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by jinay 4y ago
I"m actually in much the same situation (young SWE, generalist, interested in AI), and I find it's really beneficial especially in a startup space. My resume can seem all over the place, but I find that startups tend to prefer som
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by jinay 5y ago
https://www.plorium.com/ I created Plorium to solve a problem I've had personally: finding the "best" way to learn something new (ideally for free too). Right now, it's quite rudimentary, but I hope othe
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by jinay 5y ago
Thanks for the advice! Could you elaborate a bit more on what you mean by searching in fourier space? Not too familiar with how that works.
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by jinay 5y ago
I can see where you're coming from. In my experience, people who can read an analog clock well can do it faster than someone reading a digital one.
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by jinay 5y ago
You're completely right. If you had your phone you could just look at the phone time anyways :) As I mentioned in the conclusion, there wasn't really meant to be any practical use for this project.
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Telling the time with computer vision(blog.jinay.dev)
47 points by jinay 5y ago|17 comments
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by jinay 5y ago
I guess it wasn't top of mind at the small scale I planned to operate at, but definitely a facepalm when you put it that way.
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by jinay 5y ago
I filter out any data points <5 seconds (as seen in the graph), so completing your attempt in under 5 seconds should do it. Ideally, people would do the challenge first and then see where they lie on the graph before seeing the data itse
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by jinay 5y ago
Right now this project is on the scale of ~100k points, but I'm starting to see a drop in percentage change as you mentioned. In the beginning, though, the trends weren't as clear so I wanted to keep it updating.
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by jinay 5y ago
As others have mentioned, my solution in the moment was to download the JSON file from Firebase, compute histogram statistics manually, and hardcode the histogram into the JS itself. Obviously not a scalable solution, and I think I would ha
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by jinay 5y ago
We built this parallelized fluid simulation for a university course that uses OpenACC to compile for multithreaded CPU / GPU targets. It includes an interactive visual component using SFML that you can play around with.
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Show HN: Parallelized Fluid Simulation in C++(github.com)
4 points by jinay 5y ago|1 comments
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My toy project turned into a viral challenge(blog.jinay.dev)
76 points by jinay 5y ago|27 comments
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by jinay 5y ago
I did recently start collecting the time estimates to show on the histogram, but I don't plan on using it for research or anything.
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by jinay 5y ago
Haha, about 20mins if I'm fast.
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by jinay 5y ago
I didn't originally factor in mobile friendliness, but this should be simple enough to add when I have some time today.
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Show HN: Just a Minute – How well can you mentally estimate a minute?(jinay.dev)
8 points by jinay 5y ago|9 comments
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A Visual Tour of Backpropagation(blog.jinay.dev)
1 points by jinay 6y ago|0 comments
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by jinay 6y ago
I'm a computer science student at the University of Delaware specializing in Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence. I've been programming and developing software for well over 5 years now and I have experience in advanced al
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A Visual Tour of Backpropagation(blog.jinay.dev)
2 points by jinay 6y ago|0 comments