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by xodjmk 4y ago
I agree. That is why the 10 commandments were written in stone. If you have a really good tweet, I would make a backup by carving it in stone.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
They are probably just using 'men' and 'women' as an approximation that sort of matches the distribution of human beings. Without diving into the exact individual's relationships with sex/gender, you could get
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Also, I think we should consider the people's race, their views on covid restrictions, whether or not they are indigenous, their interpretation of the merits and demerits of working from home, and what their political stance is on glob
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by xodjmk 4y ago
It's not meant to be a storage medium. By the way, you sound like you might like to buy a pixelated picture of a Monkey? It will fit on a floppy disk.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
At the moment, if someone wants to store information on a blockchain using proof of work, proof of stake etc., arguably the best implementation that humans have invented is Ethereum (Bitcoin is arguably the best for slow stable $ preservati
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by xodjmk 4y ago
In other words, don't blame the technology that is working the way it was designed to work. Blame the people who are intentionally or unintentionally being deceptive.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
What are you talking about? I've never purchased an NFT, and I have always tried to warn all the people around me to make sure you understand what you are getting into before spending money on anything. There is plenty of good uses for
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by xodjmk 4y ago
No. If you read the documentation and understand how the technology works it is very obvious that it is too expensive to store the actual images on the blockchain, and in fact only the URL or some meta data in a small number of bytes is bou
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by xodjmk 4y ago
The NFTs are not broken at all. People just paid for the URL and meta-data stored on the blockchain. I don't think anything has changed on the blockchain. The real issue is that people didn't understand what they were actually pay
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by xodjmk 4y ago
OK. That is an example of a reasonable argument. The article is not making reasonable arguments, it's just a wall of feelings based shit-posting. I don't care who the richest person is. At least in this moment a rich person is hel
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by xodjmk 4y ago
According to this woman's world view, Somehow the most incompetent bumbling fool on the planet got lucky for a decade and a half and stumbled his way to becoming one of the richest humans alive. Tesla cars are outdated heaps of poorly
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by xodjmk 4y ago
There is a huge difference between generating a series of notes, and generating actual audio. There can be dynamics in both. Just focusing on the actual notation is a much simpler problem. Trying to generate audio, requires not just notes,
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Images are only correlated on very small space/time scales. Audio/Music has correlation on multiple over-lapping time scales. We know this is true because Video filters are usually very small, bilinear, bi-cubic, operating on only
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by xodjmk 4y ago
This is one side of the argument. The other side of the argument is that what matters more than the raw sensor data is constructing an accurate representation of the actual 3D environment. So an argument could be made (which is what this gu
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Maybe you're right, I don't care about Tesla drama. Here is one possible perspective from an engineering standpoint: Same amount of $$, same amount of software complexity, same size of engineering teams, same amount of engineering
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by xodjmk 4y ago
I am an engineer working on autonomous vehicles. Nothing personal just responding to the thread as a whole. I don't believe this guy is conspiring to trick anyone. Business decisions, or course. I think they are in good faith gambling
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Both methods have trade-offs as in there are positive and negative merits for both approaches. Using both systems requires the sensor data to be fused together to make real-time decisions. This is the whole point, why people are trivializin
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Lidar vs. Stereo camera vs. multiple cameras vs. ultrasound is a separate problem that engineers are trying to solve, not how can we sell cheaper mops. The decision to not use Lidar, as he says, and is the common debate being explored by pe
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by xodjmk 4y ago
You have to eventually decide to trust one or the other, in real-time. So having multiple failure modes doesn't solve the problem entirely. This is called 'Fusion', meaning you have to fuse information coming from multiple se
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by xodjmk 4y ago
No, that is over simplification. It's not simply distances, you have to detect objects, motion, shadows, corners and all sorts of phenomena.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Everyone has limited R&D and processing bandwidth. It's not just Andrej saying this, but anyone working on engineering autonomous vehicles. It has nothing to do with the cost of additional eyes. This is over-simplifying the problem
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by xodjmk 4y ago
You are greatly overestimating the functionality of the sensors, and underestimating the importance of the rest of the system. Sensors are important, but the majority of the work, effort and expense is involved with post-sensor processing.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
The majority of comments surrounding stereo-camera/lidar questions have a ridiculously simplified idea of the problem. It's obviously the case that 'more sensor good, less sensor bad'. This is frankenstein's monster
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Agree, the SOM + Carrier board is the only thing that makes sense unless you are doing some large scale production making a million high end boards. The SOM's have suddenly made it possible for small scale or even independent bedroom p
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by xodjmk 4y ago
But I agree this list in not completely comprehensive without Altera!?! Also, I don't see the Kria boards...
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by xodjmk 4y ago
After Intel took over Altera, the focus has switched primarily to Data Center processing. Just look at both AMD/Xilinx and Intel/Altera websites and you can see a big difference. If you are a Data Center Engineer than Altera is pr
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by xodjmk 4y ago
You met someone and you can confidently judge their life's work and how deserving they are of their position? And then you can make the correct judgement for when and to what degree someone has become too successful and how to enact co
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by xodjmk 4y ago
I would expect engineers to understand probability and statistics and know the difference between a bool and a floating point number. Maybe you mean emotionally under-developed A.I. ethics 'engineers'?
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Direct involvement with drafting communications standards. Understanding Communication theory, advanced mathematics & algorithms. Computer Science involved with Hardware acceleration of the DSP algorithms. Quality of Results measurement
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by xodjmk 4y ago
The socialist mind everyone just grows into their role in society like mushrooms, and some people accidentally fall into a role where they are able to hoard all the resources?!? No. Not everyone wants to wallow around in filthy tent communi

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