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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
From what I remember from some student project many years ago, this technique is the basis for robust digital watermarking for any kind of signals, be it images or audio. Of course the main application is to detect copyrighted material eve
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
10 years ago, « Data Science » work past the experimental stage was performed by SWE with a knack for applied maths. So investing in tooling to do things properly was a given. Nowadays, most DS people only want to do ML at the experimental
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
For anything related to CUDA/CuDNN, use one of NVIDIA base Docker images. Then whether you use Conda / Pip / Poetry / Pipenv does not matter much. Not at all a Conda fan myself and avoid it like the plague
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
So cool, thanks for sharing! I see you've also done it for movies, which is pretty cool and useful. I could not find any technical details on the input data / feature extraction / clustering method used in these tool. Do you
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Hey Franky47, glad to see our latest discussion still on-going on the edge semantics!
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Depends on the nature of the data and the requirements, can be every hour or once a day. Most people and organizations have small/mid data and most of all slow data: you do not need fresh data every hour. If you do, you need a way heav
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Me too, and that lead to developing the « datasette-dashboards » plugin[0]. I use this for my company where all the data is gathered by connectors scheduled in CI, storing data in Git, and triggering a SQLite db build and Datasette deployme
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Lots of use-cases but to name a few: - Interactive documentation (static website) - Jupyter Notebooks without a server, great for education (Jupyter-Lite) - Python app alternative deployment as static webapp
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Does anyone know if Merlin Bird Photo ID model has ever been released as open-source? I am aware of the BirdNET singing ID model being publicly available (the research paper is great for ML and DSP oriented people), but cannot find the same
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Understanding the problem usually comes later, first step is to be able to reproduce the problem!
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Also, good code is code that respect constraints and objectives from test suites
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
> Datasette is not a BI tool or an OSINT tool. As it is, Datasette is positioned between data enthusiasts and investigative reporters which is a very narrow niche. This severely limits its potential. FYI, you can already perform some &qu
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Also in some (most?) countries, regulations impose a strict versioning of invoices and a strict irrevocability process (meaning you cannot edit an invoice after its been delivered). To be compliant with the laws, as a company you need to pr
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Ted Chiang is an amazing author. If you like his novels, consider giving a try to "The Paper Menagerie an Other Stories" by Ken Liu
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
What’s even crazier is the fact that the underlying numerical math solution was exposed early 1800’s by Gauss!
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
I love social experiments like that, makes you think about our own behavior. On a side note, I am always amazed to the kind of representation bias trap we all fall into: we always picture things the way we commonly know about it/rememb
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Yeah good times! The other day I was browsing for the 999th time Steve Smith's book "The Scientist and Engineer's Guide to Digital Signal Processing"[1] and stumbled upon the chapter on NN[2]: I remember ready this when
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Good article, resonate a lot with my experience. When recruiters come by and say "I looking for a DevOps engineer" that's a big red flag: DevOps is not a job, it is a philosophy to be applied to all related jobs within the so
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Such rules are so dumb and easy to circumvent, it is like parent filtering all over again!
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by rmnclmnt 3y ago
Great read, thanks! I haven't heavily used Celery anymore for the past few years, but I remember trying to setup a HA Celery Beat schedule process with Kubernetes in 2019 and hitting this exact same issue! There was an alternative sche
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Allow me to say that all the listed "advantages" above can be done using Django Admin to build internal tools pretty efficiently... and it's FOSS, can be integrated to CI/CD and host agnostic
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
You can put anything in a Markdown table cell using HTML markup! For instance, I regularly use ordered and unordered HTML list in table cells, this is generally supported by all MD renderers
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Ooooh that’s some very good news! And Postgres support is natively included too!
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
This is exactly what the "booming" HRTech sector is doing right now, crazy stuff going on
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
That's the right approach to higher-level tools such as no/low-code! Trying to model your problem using a pre-built software gives you constraints to think about, provides you with an alternative data model from the one in your mi
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
In the meantime, most personnel in IT department do not have time for newer apps to be integrated as they are still battling against the organization of Active Directory made 20 years ago... (only half joking unfortunately)
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
The king of Euclidean rhythm hardware sequencer (MIDI/CV) is still the Squarp Pyramid[1] to my knowledge. Some crazy stuff you can do. Sold mine a few years ago as you really need training and muscle memory to get the best out of it th
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Totally agree. Usually to achieve a KISS state you need a few iterations and refactors to understand clearly the perimeter, objectives, constraints, etc. It is dedication, constant feedback and utmost important: egoless engineering. Usually
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Care to share which pains Rust solves over Python? This is a legitimate question, I’ve also been back in the Rust game recently, been using Python professionally for 10 years, but except for performance I don’t see the shortcomings (Python
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by rmnclmnt 4y ago
Can you here the VCs coming?

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