kleiba

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   Ask HN: How do you stay on top of AI tech?

   2 points by kleiba 2y ago|0 comments
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   I'd say this demo looks exactly like what you would expect a prototype to look like that you spent 4 days on building. Not bad!
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   Have you read the article?
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   Yes, and I was specifically referring to general-purpose, humanoid robots.
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   The right-wing narrative scattered throughout this article is irritating. It's also a bit laughable that Germany could stand a realistic chance to top the world's intelligent robot production - as long as we're talking about
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   Funny that you picked BYD of all manufacturers: https://insideevs.com/news/712148/byd-quality-problems-hit-i...
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   Since everyone likes chiming in with their own additions to the list, here's mine: While Cook was the first to introduce NP-completeness, Karp's paper presenting 21 problems that could be reduced polynomially to 3SAT was also an e
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   I've lost track: what are the current sota alternatives that I can run locally? What's the preferred IDE that integrates AI nicely?
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   by kleiba 2y ago

   This may be true - and I wasn't trying to claim that you can make as much money in academia than in the industry, I'm arguing that you often get paid a quite decent salary that allows you to live very comfortably. Could you make m
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    I played Pitall 2 on the C64 and will never forget the background music as long as I live.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    I notice that the rolling barrels/logs sometimes fade out in what looks like alpha blending. Was that really possible on an Atari 2600??
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    I've worked in academia for almost all of my adult life, although in CS/LangSci not in molecular biology. Either I got lucky or it is some other reason, but I have not had the same experience. > She works ~2x longer and 10x ha
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    All the foundational work that has lead up to the current practices in ML was done at universities. It's not like Google invented the transformer from scratch completely over night.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Haha, good one! (I hope?!)
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    (tree-transform-if predicate transformer (second tree) depth) > A problematic function indentation > Nineteen! Nineteen spaces of indentation! It's
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    If my salary had been my only or even my main objective, I would have taken a very different route in my career. Sure, for some people it is, but there are other factors as well. But if you're from the UK, young and independent, and mo
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    EXIST in particular targets universities, though, so not every founder is eligible.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Why the downvote? This argument is correct.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    I have no idea how you would arrive at such a conclusion. Perhaps only if you have just watched a small selection of his videos?
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    In LM research, it is more common to measure the exponentiation of the entropy, called perplexity . See also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perplexity
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    A friend of mine once applied for a job with the local PT operator. For that, I finagled the PDF of his CV such that after a minute or so, one of the company's trains would drive over the page from left to right at the very bottom. He
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Speaking of relative: since the term "landslide" has been thrown around in the direct aftermath of the election quite a bit, it's interesting to note that nationwide, Trump only received 1.5% more votes than Harris. This is e
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Gotta love the picture of the three, because it is not staged.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Can confirm a similar attitude from an HR person - they prefer a single-column, easy to scan resume that follows a tried and trusted standard structure and layout.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Oh, I see. Thanks! So, they're basically the second part of 2FA?
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Sorry to ask - I don't have personal experience using such a system. Would it be possible to bookmark the login link so that in the future I don't first have to go to my email in order to log into the service?
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    I recently saw a small news bit about a local pinpall machine club/museum in a small town in Germany. Interestingly, the club member they interviewed is also the head of an AI research lab.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Gift-wrapping an otherwise empty box with one of these could make for a fun gift.
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    The way I see it: if your service forces me to watch ads or pay for a subscription, then I have two choices: either I watch the ads (probably not) or pay for the subscription (slightly more likely but it really depends), or I simply don&#x2
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    by kleiba 2y ago

    Live Photos is the first thing I deactivate.