jononor

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by jononor 3y ago
The primary challenge is the availability of sufficiently large datasets with many separate stems/tracks. Those that find a way to build that, will have the ability to churn out such a model using existing architectures. The companies
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by jononor 3y ago
Which better solutions are you referring to?
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by jononor 3y ago
Basically all companies over a certain size will need software development capabilities, just to improve their internal processes. There are over 350'000 companies with over 250 employees. If they have just 3 full-time equivalents each
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by jononor 3y ago
Sell it first, build it after. Helps with this conundrum - but more importantly it forces you to focus on the customer and their problem, finding what people are willing to pay for. And that is what successful business is made of.
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by jononor 3y ago
There is no end to things one cab learn, to what one can (attempt) to master. Hmm... Perhaps I am addicted to learning to avoid thinking about existential issues.
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by jononor 3y ago
Are you not hungry for more? Don't you want to find out what other hard things you can overcome?
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by jononor 3y ago
libvirt supports other hypervisors than QEMU, such as VirtualBox, Xen and LXC.
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by jononor 3y ago
In case anyone with practical skills in ML+deep learning (but not in audio or embedded) wants to tackle this project, I am willing to mentor on those things. Microcontroller-level audio ML is my speciality. One can find me in the Sound of
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by jononor 3y ago
It's a very nice project, especially that they provide both a fully sealed device and an open devkit - at good prices. The NRF52 microcontroller is the gold standard for battery powered BLE devices. I am considering to use it as a dev&
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by jononor 3y ago
Very nice! In many areas of engineering we are getting close to having open source software that is powerful enough and of suitable quality. But practical and approachable documentation, such as this, is also absolutely essential.
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by jononor 3y ago
Label data and build a meme classifier? Does not have to be perfect to be useful. But yeah, data curation is probably a huge endeavor at the companies making Language model that are fit for production. Like in practically all applications o
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by jononor 3y ago
"difficult" is in the eyes of the beholder. But one quite simple and well maintained package, which many have still have problems with is librosa. See for example Stack Overflow questions about it or the issue tracker. Some of the
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by jononor 3y ago
PEP 684 – A Per-Interpreter GIL https://peps.python.org/pep-0684/
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by jononor 3y ago
Tons might be stretching it. But to my knowledge there are not many alternatives for microcontrollers that have more? Hopefully one day it will be like Linux. At least they are trying to tackle the driver problem, unlike other most other RT
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by jononor 3y ago
There are plenty of usecases for electronics which is not high volume. And many cases where the BOM margin are not the cost driver, such as when installation/setup costs dominate. And projects where cost is secondary to thing like time
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by jononor 3y ago
The target audience for such runtimes are teams with general software engineer skills, and less embedded skills, and little hardware skills. They are likely to weight software support (including drivers) very heavily when selecting hardware
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by jononor 3y ago
One of they main reasons was that they had to: the cost of a more capable system was too high. In the last years that has improved drastically, and there are many usecases where the 5 USD increase in BOM needed to run JS/Python etc can
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by jononor 3y ago
They should integrate with Zephyr OS, as they have a good generic sensor API, with tons of device drivers and platform support.
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by jononor 3y ago
From many of the comments here, it sounds like one of the main problems is varying content lengths. So an effort that would harmonize that across journals/conferences seems like it might have a very positive impact. Maybe have two stan
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by jononor 3y ago
The snakes, you mean? ;)
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by jononor 3y ago
What are you saying could be a reason for Ukraine to do this? The flooding is probably not fast enough to trap/kill soldiers at those positions. And while those defensive positions will be "destroyed", they are replaced kilom
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by jononor 3y ago
Maleficent humans are constantly trying to use these elements for their own gain, often with little to no regards to other humans (especially out groups). This happens both individually, in small groups, in large organizations and even mult
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by jononor 3y ago
I think many shoot on burst mode for timing sensitive things? Don't need to time the one picture when one can take 5+ per second at full quality.
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by jononor 3y ago
Good job, hats off to you! I had the same idea some years back, and again during covid when I would o longer bike to work. As an old time bike mechanic and electronics engineer, I did some concept sketches but never ended up building it. Yo
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by jononor 3y ago
Paraphrasing... "There are only two kinds of code: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses"
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by jononor 3y ago
Appliances are not end user computing, but embedded computing - the OS is incidental and under full control of the manufacturer. Some might argue that even mobile phones are not sufficiently under the control of end users to qualify.
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by jononor 3y ago
If you would give a talk about this, I would watch it - despite being out of the graphics for almost 10 years now. Really want to hear from the trenches about the workflows, benefits and challenges you have.
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by jononor 4y ago
Indoor or outdoor? What do you want to monitor / what is your goal with purchasing sensors?
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by jononor 4y ago
Learn to love the problem, helping the customer, identifying and understanding their pain points. You are already strong on the "solution" side of things - but you need to avoid just creating solutions looking for problems.
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by jononor 4y ago
Maybe that is how the Matrix started...

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