sumnuyungi

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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
This is such an HN comment: pedantic, emotional, arrogant, completely out of touch with reality. > I got a snotty response that I wouldn't be able to smell things that are in a sealed package, and I should always go by the manufactu
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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
Because analysts have always been so accurate forecasting Tesla...
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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
We already have the witness list and know roughly what to expect. The main thing going against Amber is that we've heard from the officers that responded to a couple incidences and each officer has testified as to not observing any inj
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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
In Heard's case, the ACLU is creating an ambassador position and crafting the credentials for the ambassador they wish to hire (the op-ed). Knowing the level of deception they're engaging in - and not from a low-level employee but
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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
You can impeach someone and/or offer up other witnesses to chip away at a liar's credibility. "Good enough" doesn't come close to describing the level of deception necessary to render our entire legal system complet
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by sumnuyungi 4y ago
The article's phrasing is a mischaracterization: Depp and Musk made donations on behalf of Heard, the ACLU didn't go after them to "collect".
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
> The Swiss data seems pretty conclusive in favor of my point, as it includes the omicron wave. 1. You can't use the entire range back to Jan 2021 to calculate current vaccine effectiveness and 2. if you use data from Nov 2021 (Omic
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Omicron is the dominant variant so you have to throw out all data prior to Nov 2021. When I use different age groups in the link you provided, the numbers imply a pretty small sample size. No deaths since Nov among 39 or younger, strange
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
SSI paper had Pfizer/Moderna 2 shots at 55.2%/36.7% for Omicron and waning quickly enough to require a booster within 5 months of the last shot. [1] https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals&
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Compared to what? Their pricing is in-line with the previous Intel models and are a huge upgrade in performance. For some tasks, you have to look at a desktop configuration for comparable performance (at a much higher price).
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
To finally use my laptop as it's intended: without being tethered to an outlet. The battery life on these is phenomenal.
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
I went to your personal website and would recommend updating the about page.
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Do you have a non-paywall link to that article or a link to the actual data? The article should list sources.
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
The toxicity on HN is a strange combination of vitriol and superiority complex. I can't really think of many other forums that spew such hatred while morally grandstanding to such an extent.
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
What radar did Tesla use? What does the rest of the industry use?
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Didn't Andrej show examples of emergency braking and how poorly radar performed v. vision?
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
You make it sound extremely manual and sequential when reality is anything but. A team with funds like Tesla, Google, FAIR is going to be using NAS and have a continuous testing pipeline. Tesla has arguably the best environment for continuo
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Using your own link, SOTA is 2.6%. WER could be lower for the much smaller vocabulary used in a drive-thru. I'm not sure what you mean by "that doesn't work in practice" re: using logits. Word-level confidence is pretty
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
As it says right at the top of their README: "Evolution of Xamarin.Forms"
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
"The Lord of the Rings is of course a fundamentally religious and Catholic work, unconsciously so at first, but consciously in the revision." The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien #142
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that NeRF was simply a feedforward network. I hope that this research group can make more headway into training on CPUs, but I also would like to (naively) see less hyperbolic titles. This paper is not just p
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
The original paper includes convolutional layer support in their future work & next steps. But it's not a foregone conclusion that the same speedup will occur.
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by sumnuyungi 5y ago
The title is a bit misleading as this algorithm is for feedforward networks and doesn't yet support convolutional layers or any of the SOTA techniques for image classification... which is why GPUs reign supreme for training deep neural
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by sumnuyungi 6y ago
This is false. You can prototype a network on an M1 [1] and teacher-student models are a de facto standard for scaling down. You can trivially run transfer-learning on an M1 to prototype and see if a particular backbone fits well to a small
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by sumnuyungi 6y ago
This is just patently false. Most of the folks I know that have an M1 are students that were saving up to upgrade from a much older computer and got the M1 Air. I can assure you that they don't have a decent amount of money. Tensorflow
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by sumnuyungi 6y ago
Is this paper on arxiv? This overview doesn't answer any critical questions. For example, it's easy to fill up 128 references and a reader shouldn't blindly trust a claim that, "The version of the paper we saw does also