euvin

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EchoJEPA: Latent Predictive Foundation Model for Echocardiography(github.com)
1 points by euvin 7mo ago|0 comments
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by euvin 10mo ago
Yeah the "High frame rate understanding" feature caught my eye, actual real time analysis of live video feeds seems really cool. Also wondering what they mean by "video reasoning/thinking"?
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by euvin 10mo ago
I often wonder why I felt so disengaged from school, sports, and real life friendships back in the 2010s. Today, I think I can attribute most of that (and heavily relate to the article) to the freedom of online spaces and the lack of superv
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by euvin 1y ago
That's true, and it's also the reason why it's so important to ensure your information diet is of high quality. Any concept (especially harmful or radical ones) can be reinforced. I had to learn this lesson a long while ago w
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by euvin 1y ago
It's not a book, but you might find this interesting: https://mathacademy.com It's a (paid) online platform that breaks down mathematics (from 4th grade to university level) down into very small steps/skills, make
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by euvin 1y ago
In many cases, the comments can be filled with people agreeing with the creator, the people who follow the creator, the people who would defend the creator. If you're gunning to be a creator with an audience, I don't think the ans
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by euvin 1y ago
Death threats are always inexcusable & unjustifiable; that said, what exactly did he post? Perhaps some forms of content attract way more spite and hate than others? I think in this day and age, with the combination of a young & unr
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Nucleus Launches Embryo(mynucleus.com)
1 points by euvin 1y ago|0 comments
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by euvin 1y ago
I really can't express enough how much I hate this trend of fake testimonies with fake people with fake pictures. OP has other projects with blatantly fake testimonials too (one with the same "people"! https://viid
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by euvin 1y ago
I did write about that! tl;dr I think it'd be really cool as an augmentation, the only thing steering me away from solely AI-generated graphs are hallucinations. But I think it definitely has a place in some capacity for anyone who wan
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by euvin 1y ago
Inspired by MathAcademy, I'm developing: 1) a note-taking workflow in Obsidian (you take bite-sized notes about a topic, then connect "prerequisite" notes in Obsidian's canvas editor) 2) a tool that uploads each note and
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by euvin 1y ago
Oh, my mistake. I shouldn't have used the word "proprietary", but too late to edit. There does seem to be community-made runtimes: https://rive.app/docs/runtimes/community-runtimes
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by euvin 1y ago
I've used Rive in a small personal project before and I really can't imagine creating or editing web animations in any other way. Apparently they also made their own vector-based feathering technique, which is also amazing: https
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by euvin 1y ago
Cool to see a new ECS project! I've been learning and using JECS ( https://github.com/Ukendio/jecs ) for a project of mine, and some of the core ideas (like Chunks) felt familiar. This project definitely seems to ha
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by euvin 1y ago
Cool to see a niche tool I use suddenly on hacker news! I just use it to serialize Roblox game assets, but I do wonder how many people are out there using it for non-roblox purposes.
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by euvin 1y ago
Whenever I don't finish my cup of coffee and it's cooled down, I like to add ice and cold sparkling grapefruit water to make the world's laziest approximation of espresso tonic.
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by euvin 1y ago
Good point, but I wish I could swivel my head to enjoy the scenery at least.
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by euvin 1y ago
I found the hallucination detector demo: https://demo.exa.ai/hallucination-detector The search engine was impressive enough but I think this implementation was a nice cherry on top.
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by euvin 1y ago
That raises the question of what work they should pursue.
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by euvin 2y ago
I still remember being so excited to receive my OpenAI private beta key sometime in 2020. After watching a few videos on developers talking to it, I was incredibly hyped to create something ambitious with it only to quickly become disappoin
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by euvin 2y ago
Discovering this site was one of the better things the internet has given me. Happy new year!
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by euvin 2y ago
I've thought about the optics of talking about my own automatic job application system or including it on my resume, but I thought it'd be risky given the topic (like how listing your own startup is frowned upon, if I'm not m
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by euvin 2y ago
If AGI is the excavator, why wouldn't it become the driver, bricklayer, and carpenter as well?
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by euvin 2y ago
It doesn't comfort me when people say jobs will "go the way of photography". Many choose to go into STEM fields for financial stability and opportunity. Many do not choose the arts because of the opposite. You can point out o
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by euvin 2y ago
I wonder when we'll get the equivalent of fat padding and skin nerves on humanoid robots. Would that help make them less "waddly"?
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by euvin 2y ago
Wow, that's the first time I'm hearing about that tactic. And it's dawning on me how egregious that is because it could be inoculating you against the very messages meant to dissuade you. Though I'm unsure how effective
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by euvin 2y ago
>Finally—and this might be the most underrated factor—stay positive. Our industry can be surprisingly cynical. But look around: We're solving fascinating problems, working with brilliant people, and yes, being well compensated for i
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How to Make the Most Out of Your 20s [video](youtube.com)
1 points by euvin 2y ago|0 comments
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by euvin 2y ago
> my "UBI" would be a couple of million dollars. There's a difference between what your human brain would become accustomed to (which you'd be right, it'd scale up and up forever) versus what would allow the base
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by euvin 2y ago
"A continuous record of the past 66 million years shows natural climate variability due to changes in Earth’s orbit around the sun is much smaller than projected future warming due to greenhouse gas emissions." “Now that we have s

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