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Facebook Research's logbook for training a 175B parameter language model [pdf](github.com)
4 points by yeldarb 4y ago|0 comments
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Roboflow (YC S20) is hiring to help devs give their software the sense of sight(youtube.com)
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Only if you purchased the optional "earmuff" peripheral & have installed the latest MUTA drivers.
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Is there a compatibility layer or migration guide for people looking to switch?
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The In Sente YouTube channel has a good series of videos that cover each of the chapters from this book: https://youtu.be/6YvKJN2qso4
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Roboflow | Engineering, Community | REMOTE (USA) Roboflow (roboflow.com, YC S20) builds tools that help developers give their software the sense of sight. You can train and deploy a computer vision model in an afternoon without having to be
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Almost certainly. Just like you don't need to become an expert in cryptography to add auth to or accept payments in your app, you won't need to be an expert in machine learning to make intelligent content recommendations or add co
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I’ve seen a bunch of drone-detection computer vision projects. Usually they’re detecting drones from other drones though (Eg for autonomous racing[1] or drone-defense). A challenge with doing it from the ground is that the drones will be qu
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by yeldarb 5y ago
It doesn't use CLIP but check out NVIDIA's Canvas[1] (powered by GauGAN[2] which has a pretty poor UI but is usable in your browser). [1] https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/studio/canvas/ [2] http:/
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Continually amazed by how versatile CLIP is. I’m keeping a compendium of cool use-cases I run across here[1]. I’ll add this to it today! [1] https://blog.roboflow.com/openai-clip/
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One of the coolest parts about this for me is that Karen built this as a (non-technical) designer. We took a page out of Twilio's book[1] and made it part of our culture that every new Roboflower builds a computer vision project as par
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Totally. With computer vision especially, you often want to deploy the model on an edge device with limited bandwidth, power, and footprint (think remote camera monitoring, drones, robots, and autonomous vehicles). Requiring a huge desktop
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Nah this is my my bad. Revamping the API Key permission logic to be aware that the person who created the project might not be the same person accessing it via API now that we have public sharing was a known “todo” that I deprioritized unti
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I haven’t seen one specifically for parcel delivery vehicles yet. Users have shared package[1] and vehicle[2] projects on Universe. You could likely use the car detection model as a base to collect photos and bootstrap a collection of deliv
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Uh oh! Is this when trying to get the project info via our REST API (or pip package) for custom training? I’m working on getting that working with Universe shared projects ASAP but the Jupyter notebook link should work with our training not
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Dataset and Model for “I built a system to take photos of planes over my house”(universe.roboflow.com)
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Yeah the crop is done after uploading a photo taken towards the general direction of the plane: > The Function uses a model trained in Azure Custom Vision to detect if there is an airplane in the photo and where it is
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Any interest in sharing the plane dataset you used to train Azure Custom Vision with others? Happy to host it on Roboflow Universe along with an API to a trained model others can hit to detect planes in images. We’ve got one detecting plane
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I’ll keep an eye out
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Link to the actual quiz: https://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/pokemon-ai-quiiz (I posted Max's tweet because I figured there'd be more relevant info in that thread for the HN audience than Buzzfeed)
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Quiz to create your own AI-Generated Pokemon(twitter.com)
1 points by yeldarb 5y ago|3 comments
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Visited the one at Gettysburg a few years ago and it was pretty neat. It's like the 1800s version of virtual reality/3d video.
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This makes me nostalgic. The first homebrew app I ever released[1] helped you pick combination locks with the help of your Playstation Portable. Looks like the original site that described the algorithm is long dead, but the gist was that o
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Interestingly, for other systems you sometimes want the exact opposite: for your key space to be distributed across indexes to balance the load (vs wanting them all to hit the same “hot” index for MySQL). For example, Google’s Cloud Firesto
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by yeldarb 5y ago
If you don’t pronounce the “t” in “often”, how do you pronounce “oft”?
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None of this is sacred, and if the team wants to change or eliminate things, we’re open to it and re-evaluate regularly. This is a tradition that has stayed with the company since the very earliest days when we were in YC. I’ve never heard
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I think anyone who says remote is strictly better is fooling themselves. There are definitely down-sides. We’ve been doing a lot to try to bring back the benefits of being in-person while maintaining the flexibility of being remote. Wrote a
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Florence: Microsoft’s new foundation model for computer vision(blog.roboflow.com)
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It feels like there's been one truly transformational wave every decade or so... but it also feels like there are currently a lot of really important shifts going on. Are we living in a unique time period where there are truly going to
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Using Computer Vision to Play Dreidel(blog.roboflow.com)
2 points by yeldarb 5y ago|0 comments

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