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jononor
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> We might as well get rid of photographers and illustrate our news with cell phone pictures while we're at it. Wait... Hasn't this already happened? Professional/specialized press photography seems way down compared to pr
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What are you saying? That those that claim critical improvements won't happen are well justified? Or that they are not and just stuck in the 90ies? Or that a hype cycle will happen, but massive impact on trades/jobs will still be
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A professional artist that is proficient in the latest generative image models can increase their ability to attend to client needs.
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That is not what is happening? There are soo many niches and subgenres these days, and it is evolving year over year.
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In the CV, make sure that the effects/outcomes of your work is described (not just the role/activities). But on the CV screening stage one probably still needs to play the buzzword game. Tailor as well as you can to the role in qu
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Understanding the customer. Understanding the problems to be solved. Understanding systems. Being able to design and implement systems. Being able to communicate value to the customer. Ability to learn new things. Ability to adapt available
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5 million households in the USA constantly have poor food security. About double that had intermittently poor food security. I do not think they are doing it on purpose.
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And double check intake if you get a headache (typical symptom of dehydration).
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Grafana Enterprise is what I was thinking of. It is basically the same stuff as the AGPL licensed Grafana but under a commercial license for those that want to modify it. Usage of Grafana Enterprise as-is is free, no license needed.
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There are many options. The appropriate mix would depend on the project, popularity, target audience and skills/interests of the maintainer. Off the top of my head: Hardware, hosting services, support, trademark or patent rights, cust
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Grafana is basically that now?
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The complexity/dimensionality of the data representation is increased considerably when going from time series to images of said time series. Sure one can then use transfer learning to manage this complexity. But do you have any refere
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Polyphonic / multi-track music transcription is a very challenging tasks and still an open area of research. Plenty of progress made the last 5 years, but still not at a very practical level. Source separation and single/lead inst
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If you are willing to label 100 instances of each event type, then the approaches suggested above should work. And half of the data should be used to quantify how well it works.
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Can you provide some more details on your use case? In general a powerful approach is to use a neural network to extract vector embeddings and then do simple models on top. The neural network could for example be a pretrained audio classifi
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The most stupid issues with "active record" type ORMs is the implicit queries on member access, especially in collections - leading to the N queries problem. But in SQLAlchemy one can actually turn that off - that is, make it thro
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We used standard Postgres for 200k rows/day (100M rows/year) time series. Worked just fine, even without partitioning. Maybe use partitioning (on time) from the start though, it was a bit tedious to migrate to it later. Now handli
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ConfRoulette - visit a random web conference call.
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Which AGI are you referring to?
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And C) it is taught at every University that teaches ML/DS. I think unseating Python as the lingua franca will takes as long as it has taken to unseat MATLAB in engineering. 20+ years... Of course other things will also exist, and all
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I would be surprised if it does not happen. If it is not provided officially then very likey someone else will make it. Python is the lingua franca of the ML domain, after all.
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Looks like a serious upgrade in the B-spline workflow in sketches. This will be super handy when working on more organic designs. Counterdrill hole (counterbore+countersink) is a nice convenience, have done that manually a few times before.
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To Metaverse access. Filling the metaverse with engaging interactive 3D content is an insane job with 2020 technology. It requires a huge amount of a range of skilled labor to create 3D models, soundtracks, NPC dialog, visuals et.c. to make
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The suggested large player was Facebook and Facebook posts. Which trustworthy independent sources of authenticity do we have for that? I do not think those you mention reach inside their walled garden?
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Assuming 100 different styles of music, there can then be 80 paid artists per style? Just 20 bands if a typical 4-piece. That is not so great for those that primarily listen to one or two styles. Today there are nearly 100'000 active b
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As a consumer one does not have to sterilize though, and that would be the advantage. That it tends to spoil very badly when not sterialized can be seen as a feature, it may act a detector for bacteria.
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Examples from the software domain: Dependency resolution in package managers (packages with version requirements) may use constraint solving. Or type checking may be implemented using constraint solving. Though often if the application is w
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So maybe the term scale is more correct than unit. But more importantly, is the advise useful or not?
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Deprecated in microcontroller land means you should probably move away sometime within the next 10 years or so. And being on the bleeding edge can be quite painful. So I think Xtensa based ESP32 was a good choice, for a first board. It will
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For learning, Adafruit and Sparkfun have a lot of good material. Lots of nice hardware too that one can buy. Hackaday is a good place to visit couple of times a week to find interesting stuff. Then there are many good YouTube channels for l
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