ternaus

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YouDo Product Skills Track(ternaus.blog)
1 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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Kaggle winners of the Lyft's motion prediction challenge present their solutions(competitionwinnersshare-out.splashthat.com)
4 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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Airbnb. Thanksgiving. Burglary(ternaus.blog)
1 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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by ternaus 6y ago
With all my respect, the post looks like BS and leads to bad strategies. Good books on the topic: - Blue Ocean strategy: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/23627395-blue-ocean-stra... - Good Strategy Bad Strategy
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Pruning Neural Networks with Catalyst(medium.com)
1 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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by ternaus 6y ago
Good question. Let me quote myself from https://www.toolbox.com/tech/big-data/articles/lyft-on-why-r... > I believe Physics and Machine Learning are really well aligned. > First, the level of Math that
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by ternaus 6y ago
I feel the pain of people that want to stay in science and do not want to move to software engineering. At the same time, at the end of the graduate school many people loose their passion for science. I would recommend these people to learn
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Lyft Uses PyTorch to Power Machine Learning for Their Self-Driving Cars(medium.com)
2 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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by ternaus 6y ago
It is not the case in San Francisco :) But yes, it is a material sum of money that I prefer to spend on other activities.
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by ternaus 6y ago
I was told that the system works like this: 1. Doctors estimate how good the insurance is. 2. If it is good they create a huge bill. 3. Health insurance negotiates the discount and it can be big. 4. Regardless of your insurance you pay plus
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by ternaus 6y ago
I have good insurance, so my payment is not as striking as $50k in the bill. But I am very curious, what part of the scans can cost $30k. Requested itemized statement, but did not get it yet.
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by ternaus 6y ago
I got into a road bike accident. Got into emergency room. Spend there a couple hours and was released after this. I do not think that HN is not the place to discuss the limitations and advantages of the US healthcare system. It just reminde
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The potential of the medical imaging industry in one bill(habrastorage.org)
3 points by ternaus 6y ago|7 comments
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by ternaus 6y ago
I looked at the specs of 3080 and I cannot understand, why it such a hype? What games do not work on 2080Ti or even 1080Ti? And from a Deep Learning perspective 3080 does not look that great. 10Gb of GPU ram is a big problem.
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by ternaus 6y ago
Renormalization is a beautiful hack, but it is a hack. Let's take infinity, subtract other infinitites add a bit of alchemy and here is our prediction. <- from mathematical perspective this is a very sketchy business. But it works.
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by ternaus 6y ago
And many Machine Learning paper's do not have code at all. Or promise to release the code, but never do this, like: https://github.com/shepnerd/blindinpainting_vcnet
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by ternaus 6y ago
Not all people share your point of view. :( From time to time, I review scientific papers for Machine Learning journals. In the modern machine learning theoretical papers of the type: We looked in problem A, here is a pattern B and it is th
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by ternaus 6y ago
A couple comments: [1] Anthony talks about library for image augmentations that was born in machine learning competitions. The library called https://albumentations.ai/ . Kaggle Grandmaster and 3 Kaggle masters are the memb
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I trained a model. What is next?(ternaus.blog)
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by ternaus 6y ago
Hello. I am one of the hosts for the Lyft Prediction for Auotnomous Vehicles at Kaggle. Feel free to ask questions here, or at https://www.kaggle.com/c/lyft-motion-prediction-autonomous-v... It is an interesting probl
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New Kaggle Competition: Lyft Motion Prediction for Autonomous Vehicles(kaggle.com)
1 points by ternaus 6y ago|1 comments
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Multi-Target in Albumentations(medium.com)
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by ternaus 6y ago
Every book that about better writing that I read, talks about this. Cut all the clutter, use simpler words, be personal. Do not write in a way that you do not talk. For example, first few chapters of the book https://www.goodread
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by ternaus 6y ago
It is true that for some many it is challenging to have a high quality online course. I believe some courses could be taken online. For example, here is an amazing course on Algorithms and Data Structures by Robert Sedgewick https:/&#
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Face recognition on 330M faces at 400 images per second(medium.com)
2 points by ternaus 6y ago|0 comments
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by ternaus 6y ago
Does anyone have a problem with getting into reading? My problem is not about making myself read, but how to find time for all the technical and business skills that I need to read. And I am not even talking about fiction books, that I want
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by ternaus 6y ago
Being personal may help. When I get at work a message like: "VP XXX is very interested in your feedback, it would be great if you spend 15 minutes and fill the form". I delete the email. "Very interested in your feedback&quot
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by ternaus 6y ago
Jon Haidt talks about it for a while. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gatn5ameRr8 I would recommend the book: The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure htt
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by ternaus 6y ago
I tried to learn how to meditate a few times. It did not work so far. A few friends told me that they have a similar problem, but after Vipassana they were able to get the idea and started meditating regularly. Sadly the pandemic made all t
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by ternaus 6y ago
I am the author of the article. If you find inaccuracies feel free to comment. I wrote the text based on how it looks from my eyes and it could be heavily biased. I would be also happy to answer the questions here, if needed.

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