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by yeldarb 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! Really enjoyed using an early version for a hackathon project earlier this year. Hugely valuable to automatically start from something that looks good as an engineer without having to put much thought into it.
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A DIY lawn-sized version… but with flames instead of lasers. https://hackaday.com/2021/09/11/dont-sleep-on-the-lawn-there...
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It was mostly stuff specific to our specific situation. We were still on node 12 because, until recently, Google Cloud Functions didn’t support anything newer. But when I installed it, I noticed it was running on x86 via Rosetta. So I upgra
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Mine just arrived today and I'm blown away. After upgrading our app's dependency chain to run native arm64 builds (which took a bit of googling) webpack's incremental build time on our app is down to 116ms from 983ms on my 20
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PyTorch GPU Acceleration for Apple’s M1 Chip(github.com)
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Curious how it will be priced. Can it be dynamically inserted for specific sessions only? Is there an API to grab a link to the current session’s recording? Can you watch a session “live” like with FullStory?
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The Engineer's Guide to Figma(blog.roboflow.com)
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CLIPort: What and Where Pathways for Robotic Manipulation(cliport.github.io)
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OpenAI's CLIP is this year’s most important new computer vision model [Opinion](blog.roboflow.com)
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> What should a Foundation for AI look like? The report largely passed on that question, but we feel it is the heart of the matter. Here are seven elements that we think are indispensable. > First, a general intelligence needs to... A
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Roboflow (YC S20) | Developer Tools | Remote, USA | https://roboflow.com We build tools that enable developers to give their software the sense of sight. Over 50,000 developers have used Roboflow to build everything from Blackja
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A recent 99% Invisible dove into the history of standardized sizing that was really interesting (apparently most of the data on human measurements used in industry comes from US military research): https://99percentinvisible.org&
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Congrats guys! For those who don’t know, Drapr was a YC co from last summer’s batch: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/drapr
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Show HN: Computer vision Blackjack basic strategy web app (with Tensorflow.js)(github.com)
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This is great. One of our interns built something similar for warding off rabbits in his garden this summer (it triggers a bluetooth speaker to scare them off when it detects them): https://blog.roboflow.com/rabbit-deterrenc
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by yeldarb 5y ago
I recently watched this YouTube about visiting a bunker community in South Dakota that was pretty interesting: https://youtu.be/QW6DIchOpnc Looks like it’s only 1/10 of the price to buy one of those instead!
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Zero-shot means it can generalize to things it's never seen before. You don't need to train CLIP on any examples of "The stacks from Ready Player One drawn by MC Escher" to have it do a pretty good job of being able to j
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by yeldarb 5y ago
It uses an object detection model (in our example code[1], we used one from Roboflow Universe[2] but you should be able to use any object detection model) to get the bounding boxes and then sends a crop of each detected box to CLIP to get t
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We could have done a better job of explaining CLIP in this post, but we've written about it quite extensively before[1][2][3][4][5] if you're interested. I'm convinced CLIP is the most important advancement in machine learnin
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We haven’t had a chance to run it through eval on standard datasets yet to see how it compares quantitatively. I’d like to compare it to some of these: https://paperswithcode.com/task/multi-object-tracking The code is
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Yeah, not ideal. We typically re-host images we share on our blog but had apparently hyperlinked these from something the user had shared.
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by yeldarb 5y ago
Hey thanks, someone just let me know that this post from a while back ended up on HN; let me look and see if we have those broken images saved anywhere! Edit: fixed!
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By the way, Maxwell is still in high school! It's been humbling to see the amount he's been able to do/learn in such a short period of time at such a young age.
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Show HN: Zero-Shot Object Tracking(github.com)
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Apple does, and I created a proof of concept for how it might work to guard against adversarially perturbed images here: https://blog.roboflow.com/apples-csam-neuralhash-collision/
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How is the human reviewer expected to make that judgement call? They’re not allowed to see the original to compare with for obvious reasons.
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Wonder if this was all a publicity stunt to put pressure on their payment processors.
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That is a good point; has Apple stated how many bits two images’ NeuralHashes can differ by and still be considered a “match” by their system?
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> allows the producers and distributors of CSAM material to ensure that nearly all of the next generation of CSAM will suffer from hash collisions with perfectly innocent images That’s a really interesting attack vector I hadn’t seen men
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PRs welcome!

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