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by kyle_martin1 7y ago
I have two recommendations for you Duckietown ( https://www.duckietown.org ) and AWS DeepRacer ( https://aws.amazon.com/deepracer ). Hope that helps! ------- If you want to get more serious about robotics then check
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by kyle_martin1 7y ago
I work as a lead autonomous vehicle engineer. Here's a few thoughts: * This isn't really open-source. The most important part, the neural network perception pipeline, is closed sourced. Without the training data and the network
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
I work as a lead autonomous vehicle engineer and have designed a sensor suite. Here's a few thoughts: * They say it has a 95 degrees vertical FOV and 360 degrees FOV. The vertical FOV is awesome actually. A Velodyne VLP-16 has roughly
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Way more. They say it has a 95 degrees vertical FOV and 360 degrees FOV. The vertical FOV is awesome actually. A Velodyne VLP-16 has roughly 30 degrees FOV. We need the vertical and horizontal angular resolution to make any real judgements
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
It's not solid state because it's moving. Solid state usually uses an IR flash technology. :)
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
I was working a 40 hour job and doing the nanodegree in the mornings before work. I worked on assignments during the weekend. I tried to manage my time well to avoid falling behind or having to do a project at the last minutw. My sister was
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
I guess that’s a personal choice?
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
It’s important to understand the heritage of the SDC algorithms. They also provide you with a lot of different perspectives from a practical system design level.
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Yes Autonomous Vehicle
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Take it seriously (take notes on paper like ‘real’ school) and be sure to read the papers from the 2007 DARPA urban challenge. See my other comment for the link. Good luck :-)
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Keep trying! I’m fortunate. I worked extremely hard and passionately the whole nanodegree too. Maybe even to the point where it would seem obsessive ha. I’d recommend reading the papers from the DARPA 2007 challenge. https://www.
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Yes autonomous vehicle haha
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
I used to do mobile development. You need a strong portfolio to compete. I had made around 6 apps (some my ideas and some for clients) when I got my first mobile job. Consider making some novel apps without any expectation of being paid.
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Great job Ricardo! I took the 9-month Self-Driving Car Nanodegree and managed to find a job in the AV industry right before graduating. I found the ND worth every penny because they broke down really dense topics that you’d usually need to
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by kyle_martin1 8y ago
Resources: 1. The Ask A Manager Podcast and the audiobook on Audible. 2. Take a co-leadership course or read their book http://coleadership.com
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
For the love of God, we don't need anymore JS "native" app frameworks. Just learn Swift and Java like a competent engineer would.
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
Safety driver still there in my experience.
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
I live in Phoenix and applied to their beta program. Haven't heard a word since but I've seen a few passengers riding in them. My guess is that they're hand picking people with compelling stories for marketing reasons. Gotta
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
I live in Phoenix and applied to their beta program. Haven't heard a word since but I've seen a few passengers riding in them. My guess is that they're hand picking people with compelling stories for marketing reasons.
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
This Week In Machine Learning - https://twimlai.com
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by kyle_martin1 9y ago
The Tesla Show - http://theteslashow.com
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by kyle_martin1 10y ago
Of course haha! I was remarking on the breadth by which they explore and prove the underlying math.
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by kyle_martin1 10y ago
Sorry I wasn't clear about "high level". I was mostly speaking about math professors in college. I have degrees in Math and EE...advance math isn't an issue. Having abstract intuition (aka "high level ideas") i
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by kyle_martin1 10y ago
Sounds pretty similar to Udacity's AI for Robots course! Good to know that they focus on intuition rather than rigor. Many professor enjoy stroking their ego with rigorous math, rather than communicating higher-level ideas and making t
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by kyle_martin1 10y ago
I just enrolled in the Udacity SDC nanodegree. Can you elaborate?
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by kyle_martin1 11y ago
I'm in a long distance relationship and have been working on a project to do just this! I've been thinking about open-sourcing it. I have video chat, a synced shared web browser, and support for Netflix & Hulu. If anyone is in
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by kyle_martin1 11y ago
Nice! The setting that sounded best to my ear was: Character variation 0.7 String damping 0.7 String damping variation 0.15 Pluck damping 0.5 Pluck damping variation 0.40 String tension 0.0 Stereo spread 0.1 String dam
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by kyle_martin1 12y ago
TV: Vizio 70" Audio: Magnepan MG 1.6 pair/Magnepan center channel/Sunfire True Subwoofer MK IV Receiver: Pioneer SX950
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by kyle_martin1 12y ago
Awesome! I wonder if this could be used for end-to-end testing for iOS apps. For instance, automating turning on/off items within the Settings app.
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by kyle_martin1 13y ago
Well, yes this can done. Noise cancelation & voice extraction algorithms aren't implemented here but it's totally possible. It wouldn't be too bad to implement if you have a decent understanding of DSP.

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