qasimWani

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by qasimWani 1y ago
yeah having that convolution prior is definitely useful when you're dealing with limited amount of data, because you're encoding problem structure into the model, which is why they get away with being trained on fewer samples but
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by qasimWani 1y ago
another harder example: detecting a street sign on market st in sf that only becomes findable after multiple zoom-ins [ https://www.spatial-reasoning.com/share/d7bab348-3389-41c7-9... ] one interesting pattern: forcing t
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Computer vision is solved if you let the model use tools(spatial-reasoning.com)
1 points by qasimWani 1y ago|5 comments
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by qasimWani 1y ago
i previously co-founded a synthetic data company, focused on fine-tuning diffusion models for robotics and manufacturing. the standard approach: generate better data, train smaller models, deploy. recently, reasoning models like o3, grok, a
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Graphical Code Tracer – visualize any Python script in seconds(gctpy.com)
1 points by qasimWani 4y ago|1 comments
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by qasimWani 4y ago
Graphical Code Tracer (GCT) is a static code analyzer that shows you how EVERY function in your code is graphically connected to each other.
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LeetHub – Automatically sync your code b/w Leetcode and GitHub
1 points by qasimWani 6y ago|0 comments
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LeetHub – Automatically sync your code b/w Leetcode and GitHub(github.com)
2 points by qasimWani 6y ago|0 comments
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by qasimWani 6y ago
Hey guys, TL;DR: [LeetHub]( https://www.producthunt.com/posts/leethub ) is a free chrome extension that automatically pushes your code to GitHub when solving any Leetcode problem! I just wanted to share a chrome extensio