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jorgemf
5y ago
"Android is in-fact a second-class citizen" Not really if you care about number of users: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/mobile/worldwide
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jorgemf
5y ago
Location: Spain Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No right now Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf Email
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5y ago
Because Samsung will use LG ideas too. As a company, I think, it is better to partner with others, so it is a win-win.
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>> Tying patents to revenues of licensees does not work too, because any patent licensed to Samsung will instantly become void. I don't see anything wrong with it. Other big companies will prefer to have Samsung as a partner inst
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Compensation doesn't have to be only the salary. The company can offer you other non-tangible things that might be worth work with them even for a lower salary. Maybe more free time, or more flexibility in your life it is worth less mo
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jorgemf
6y ago
Machine Learning. I don't think it has many more use cases
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SEEKING WORK | Spain | REMOTE (EU/USA OK) Deep Learning Engineer / Researcher Working as a remote developer for companies from USA and EU since 2012. PhD in Artificial Intelligence (2010). Working full time with deep learning sinc
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6y ago
Why do you say so? I do think kotlin isnt only aiming to the Java Virtual Machine, it is mucho more.
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6y ago
It is very unlikely that anyone is going to give you a good advice with so little information about your cost structure. There is great people here who can provide invaluable insights about your costs but they need to have more information.
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6y ago
how good is your AI so far?
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6y ago
It is not a novel idea and I don't think it is practical. If the natural language was practical for bash we would already have already "list directory" instead of "ls" and so on. "ls" is just 3 keystrokes
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6y ago
> More of a opinion, but overseas freelancing opportunities aren't gonna hire a newbie and fiverr is a race to bottom. Why? have you tried? I had a company for some time and we hired remote developers who have just finished their ca
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7y ago
Location: Spain Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No right now Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf Email
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7y ago
Location: Spain Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No right now Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf Email
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SEEKING WORK | Spain | REMOTE Remote: YES Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf email: See CV I am a Deep L
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SEEKING WORK | Spain | REMOTE Remote: YES Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf email: See CV I am a Deep L
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Location: Spain Remote: YES Willing to relocate: No right now Technologies: Deep Learning, Machine Learning, TensorFlow, Data Science, Python, Java, Kotlin, Résumé/CV: http://jorgemf.github.io/cv.pdf Email
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Sometimes the data is an image of your face and you don't want it to be used for any algorithm, regardless it has your name associated to it or not
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Training yes, but for inference a commercial GPU can do that at 14fps with a small latency (very noticeable in the video)
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Making kotlin ready for data science
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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I whish it was kotlin instead of Swift. But as much as I want to move away from python, there are reasons to stick with it (ML libraries and low entry barrier for non programers)
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7y ago
They hired one of the Swift leaders for the tensor flow team
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I miss my Moto X (2gen) with the infrared sensors to detect your hand and other stuff. It seems pretty similar to the hand gestures. Moreover I could personalize the external materials.
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what about the other 3 examples I told you? There are obvious things, there are complex things. But not caring is not a solution.
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I don't think it is that complicated: - go by car or by public transport? - buy local vegetables vs eating a burger in a franchise? - turn on the heater vs use a bigger blanket? - go to work in a suit with a tie in summer with A/C
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How do you know we are not closer to AGI? Because we don't how to create AGI we cannot know whether we are closer or not. We can say artificial neural networks are not the way to go because they are not like real neurons, but we can sa
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I don't get your point. As I understand it they have decreased the demand to decrease the price.
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OpenAI shifts from nonprofit to ‘capped-profit’ to attract capital
(techcrunch.com)
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8y ago
TF lite or TensorFlow.js
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Thanks. I always forgot about caffe2 when talking about pytorch. I couldn't anything for JavaScript and mobile seems not as good supported as TF but for sure they will improve.
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