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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Cypress has been doing something like that for a long time now. Reconfigurable Analog electronics is an interesting field.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
My research was in this direction. We already know that these analog neural chips could be orders of magnitude faster than digital equivalents. There is also a lot of military research going on in this area for few decades. However architec
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
That type of plasticity is important for the survival of the species ( if the memories are important enough, then the later generations would have used it and it will probably remain)
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
The groundbreaking paper from 96 did not lead to immediate advances because of the absence of computational power. This was then used by Hunton for the speech recognition paper which created the deep neural network revolution providing fund
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
The LLM revolution can be traced back to a 1996 paper from AT&T
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Cancer cells are just mutated normal cells which focus on replicating themselves instead of following the rules of the system.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Hard to get these jobs.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
None of my credit cards worked the last time I visited.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
In mz last visit to India, there were places which refused to accept cash. onlz UPI.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
I am going to upgrade my phone after 8 years, and expect to do the same again.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
MATLAB made their software paid for research organizations. Many including Fraunhofer moved to python as an alternative.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
I am not in either of the fields. I get "confidential" offers from headhunters usually on Linkedin or Xing.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
There is an option to show the route without highways
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
I work for product companies in R&D.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
In my current job, I had an onboarding phase of 1 year. Had 3 months in the previous one. Guess I am lucky.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Carl Sagan's "Dragons of Eden"
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
I had mostly seen this projection, until i grew up. https://www.nationsonline.org/maps/Political-World-Map-3360....
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
We had at least 2 instances of users supporting admin decisions which looked like responses from chatgpt in r/programmerhumor yesterday.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
By that time, these guys will cash out and leave.
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Mods work for free on reddit
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Moore's law coming to an end gives more oppurtunities to exploit new ways of using tech that was not done until now since transistor sizing provided bigger updates. There are things like "More Moore" and "More than Moore
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
Companies focus on their own profits, so if AI can replace workers, then they will be replaced. However if there are a lot of jobless people it becomes a problem for the country and the economy ( even if the problem is temporary). So regula
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AI-Assisted Ant Colony Optimization with GPT-4 for Solving TSP(rusticpenn.substack.com)
2 points by rusticpenn 3y ago|0 comments
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by rusticpenn 3y ago
It would have made more sense to make the broadcast non exclusive….
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
The best way to reduce failures is to not try at all.
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
The employee working under someone and doing work according to their requirements. The employee should not bear the risks of the decisions. (naturally this is all meant for F500 companies which post a lot of profits, start ups need a diffe
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
How is it different from whatsapp?
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
That's around 450 euros per month right?
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
I consider microservices and submodules to be mainly a solution to organizational problems.
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by rusticpenn 4y ago
I am sorry if you missed my sarcasm.

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