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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I really dont like that idea, in my opinion it should started with expending self awareness in parents more than moving center of gravity straight on the children.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Not that long ago I had to deal with anxieties and finding hobby was remedium for that. But it was not perfect, because thoughts about its meaningless become stronger and stronger. Then I found out that there is really important to find som
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
In my daily routine we are using streamlit and it is pretty decent, mainly because you do not have to care much about backend. And, what was mention by you it has impressive amount of UI tools and relatively active community.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I agree that they are not programmers but in my opinion it cannot become an explanation to write a code which become non repeatable, especially if they have big impact on how the flow will look on production environment.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I really like Jupyter notebooks to build a simple concept and then move to .py files. But what I observe, especially at the entry level or junior level jobs in data science is that people spend huge amount of its work on jupyter, which did
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Imo if you do not have any illness at the moment there is no need to spend money to prevent something. The simplest way is to start running or walking in daily routine, buy some simple equipment if you are not into fancy mood and spend rest
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
First impression is that its 'oh it looks like bitclout'. Really neat, love it!
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Great job! Funny thing is that crypting/decrypting tools are riding on a hype train right now <trying to guess why is that happening>
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
The real interesting thing in fact is that I did not even conclude issues that you meant. At the moment I focused only on ml/dl algorithm and its ‚accuracy’, but its center of gravity lays stricly in form of gathered dataset. It gives
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Love it! I started to working at my side project on lego classification and detection algorithm to identify what set could you build from bricks scattered on the floor. What change is that I am not that aware of memory consumption as in you
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I agree, I am far away from criticize how modern IDEs works and looks like. My point is that this extensions are jump on at the startup without stricly specyfing new user needs. Extension linked by you are really cool, all best!
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Maybe it could move the center of gravity from Visa/Mc. But it is only an hypothesis.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I was always intrigued by how other people paying attention to posibilities that each IDE gives you. For me it was always a simple vim, which I can use on any machine with simple predefined .vimrc file (can be done mainly from scratch with
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
go crypto!
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Large amount of work, it gives me a nice insight about Image2Voxel, which I never test out before. What will be worth to add is an real case scenario or some actual benefit that it'll produce in your opinion.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Learn to listen other people needs. In data science/ machine there is so much communication noise between business and data scientist that properly defined business needs and understanding posibilities of deployment process is crucial
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Great intention, also thought about using an artificial artist in my inside project. But imo what is interesing is that, why human king has so much appetite for reaching nsfw content anywhere where it is possible. its like an center of grav
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Really like the simplicity! At my actual workplace we are dealing with curse of model monitoring for a long time, because there was always a issue with intepretability and ease of adding new features (indicators, etc). And also, expectation
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Show HN: Drone Views Semantic Segmentation (PyTorch)(github.com)
1 points by pavlovskyi 5y ago|0 comments
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I think that it can be used in situation when you cannot reach an encrypted disk and have to move about in closed space.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
As I understand it properly, there was need to develop some solution with some limited technological stack.
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
I think that there is not. It was created for specific purposes at one project when I have to be aware of store images in specific path because of security reasons. At this moment it was clearly one simple way to crypt dataset with without
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Yes, that is true. The entry threshold to this kind of projects without well defined Readme section becomes really high.
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Show HN: Simple Image encrypt/decrypt using Python(github.com)
30 points by pavlovskyi 5y ago|14 comments
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Show HN: Semantic Segmentation – Drone Deploy Aerial Dataset(github.com)
2 points by pavlovskyi 5y ago|1 comments
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Semantic Segmentation - Drone Deploy Aerial Dataset. Unet implementation using Pytorch.
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Show HN: Image encrypting decrypting tool (Python)(github.com)
2 points by pavlovskyi 5y ago|1 comments
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by pavlovskyi 5y ago
Simple Image crypting decrypting tool (Python).