neodypsis

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by neodypsis 3y ago
I struggled with a very deficient linear algebra course from my local university in 2009-2010. Fortunately I discovered Gilbert Strang's book and OCW lectures, which gave me the motivation to continue. I still own that copy.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
A problem I see is that someone could denoise an image and then add adversarial noise so that it resembles one of these signatures.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
> We propose the nested network architecture since it shares the parameters via repetitions of sub-network activation functions. In other words, a NestNet can provide a special parameter-sharing scheme. This is the key reason why the Nes
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by neodypsis 3y ago
I wonder if someone has tried to chain ChatGPT's output with static analyzers/compilers/linters in a loop to improve the final response.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Your company was new. But the situation you describe is not typical of a startup as commonly understood.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Have you heard of ReScript? Their website: https://rescript-lang.org/
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Sea also: https://genode.org/about/challenges#Virtualization
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by neodypsis 3y ago
I also find it more productive to work in a private space.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Cool! I asked because there are many niche playlists on Spotify you can find for oldies, for example some very specific for the 60s, 50s, 40s, etc. Perhaps it could help her discover similar, but new, music.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Very cool. Do you connect it to Spotify or to an MP3 collection?
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by neodypsis 3y ago
This XSeries on edX [0] looks promising for some of the prerequisite knowledge. Then for PCB design specifically, there are specialty courses on Udemy, for example, "KiCad Like a Pro" [1]. [0] https://www.edx.org/x
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by neodypsis 3y ago
Have you tried KiCad? There are some interesting courses on Udemy about using it for PCB design.
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by neodypsis 3y ago
I wanted to give it a try, so I went to sign-up with Github but the process failed. So then I signed-out of Github and tried to login again but Flux loaded someone else's profile! Had to de-authorize Flux from my Github.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
Cool, didn't know they exist.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
This is a joke, but it could actually be a thing. An isolator that you can use to protect your device while using those unknown ports. I would call it an isolator though, or firewall, not what you called it.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
Could it support the PinePhone?
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by neodypsis 4y ago
What problems did you experience?
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by neodypsis 4y ago
I also understood everything. Reminds me of how some people talk in rural parts of Costa Rica.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
System76 is a good option if you want modern, performant hardware that runs Coreboot. - https://system76.com - https://github.com/system76/coreboot
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by neodypsis 4y ago
One can enjoy OCaml while also being proficient in C and C++. I don't follow your logic.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
We have never known a super intelligent being. My personal believe is that it will be benevolent.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
> What's preventing us from taking something like convnext or a hybrid conv/attention model and hooking that up to a decoder? I fee like the results would be similar if not better. You mean like in an U-Net architecture?
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by neodypsis 4y ago
People think AGI will behave like Mewtwo the Pokemon, but we can only speculate how a super intelligent being will behave.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
Do not underestimate the possibility of having GPT-10 help humans develop new antibiotics and other medicine.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
They could be used for nefarious purposes, but so is the case for many stuff we take for granted today. I'd prefer to have powerful AIs as soon as possible to help us create medicine for humans.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
Slowing AI development seems unwise, we'll need it to develop the next vaccines and antibiotics. Better if the World would agree on slowing the development of weapons and nefarious stuff.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
I can see how it could be useful to have such an input method in an embedded system for some configuration options like WiFi credentials. > What I’m saying is that washing clothes doesn’t seem to benefit from any QR codes. And the cookin
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by neodypsis 4y ago
> Sorry. What’s the ML piece here? QR codes are from the 90s and don’t use any ML I’m aware of… Presumably they are using object detection to recognize where the QR codes are located in the image? Which they then feed to the standard QR
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by neodypsis 4y ago
Oligopoly allowed by network effects.
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by neodypsis 4y ago
> Why is the comment section looking like a commercial for lockdown mode? I fail to see how my comment could be interpreted as a commercial for Lockdown Mode. Unfortunately, we are living at times where everyone now carries a device in t

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