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Waymo in Singapore
(waymo.com)
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Google will pay SpaceX $920M per month for compute
(techcrunch.com)
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Students in India Just Got a Gemini Upgrade
(blog.google)
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1y ago
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Reddit bans researchers who used AI bots to manipulate commenters
(theverge.com)
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Waymo to begin data collection in Tokyo with driver-operated test rides
(reuters.com)
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5y ago
True. I’m no expert in this area, but there are a lot more factors too - including territorial range and even different camera locations.
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5y ago
This catch and release pattern is quite common in many wildlife surveys. For example, when estimating tiger populations, instead of painting a white dot, rangers set up camera traps to take photos. Then they can use stripe patterns as a sig
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5y ago
This downward trend has long been in the works. The current government came into power riding on a wave of popularity, largely driven by their "IT cells". Now comfortably in power, they are probably dismantling the path, to avoid
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6y ago
Spotting a distressed swimmer is possibly much harder than most people expect. There is a great website where you can try your spotting skills yourself [1]. [1] http://spotthedrowningchild.com/
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8y ago
minutephysics had a nice video about the mathematics that go behind piano tuning too. "Why It's Impossible to Tune a Piano" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hqm0dYKUx4
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This Is Your Brain on Stale Air [video]
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8y ago
Got it. I was looking for input on how generalizable (the ability of weights to change/adapt) when the training labeled data is 100x smaller than the initial pre-training dataset? Also, I don't understand the need to be so defensi
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8y ago
I understand that you do mention the pre-training / transfer learning approach clearly, but isn't it disingenuous to claim that you provide better performance based on (only) 100 labeled examples, when the pre-training dataset (Wi
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“AMD Flaws” Technical Summary
(blog.trailofbits.com)
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The Engineering of the Drinking Bird
(youtube.com)
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Why is Amazon hiding its ownership of private labels?
(semantics3.com)
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Holiday Sales Dashboard
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9y ago
Well, one easy way when using Ubuntu-like distributions is to simply place your `/home` folder on a separate (persistent) EBS volume [1]. With a few on-boot scripts to attach-volumes / start-containers, it should be fairly easy to
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Real-time analytics using Postgres
(engineering.semantics3.com)
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A simplified guide to gRPC in Python
(engineering.semantics3.com)
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Prodigy: An annotation tool powered by active learning
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Understanding JavaScript Code Coverage
(engineering.semantics3.com)
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9y ago
there are a number of similar paradoxes that arise when considering infinities of different sizes! Infinity Paradoxes - Numberphile - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDl7g_2x74Q
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The hidden costs of delivering customer worthy software
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Artificial Intelligence: The Promise and the Playbook
(a16z.com)
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Starting Is Easy, Finishing Is Hard
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Practical Typography
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10y ago
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10y ago
Until this interesting video [1] by Tom Scott, I had never considered sand as a non-renewable resource. But now, it is clear that we now have one more resource that we might run out of. [1] The World Is Slowly Running Out Of Sand - https:&
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Questions before starting with machine learning
(engineering.semantics3.com)
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10y ago
Aah yes, every change breaks someone's workflow: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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