lizen_one

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by lizen_one 4y ago
Rust is a "new" language and many packages from other languages get reimplemented in it. This is similar to Julia. Unfortunately, I had the experience that many Julia packages are not of high quality, not maintained, or do not run
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by lizen_one 4y ago
What car do you have that comes with a LiDAR? Is it already used for a useful driving assistant?
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by lizen_one 4y ago
I read or saw a similar paper. I guess that they used (multiple) 3D cameras instead of a LiDAR to get the point cloud. But otherwise it was similar. They used a octree or similar data structure for speed up. What did you use?
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by lizen_one 4y ago
Very interesting. What LiDAR are you using? Does it happen if the sun shines directly into the LiDAR from the front?
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by lizen_one 4y ago
LiDAR is finally cheap. I repeat my comment on LiDAR that I gave a few days ago. The gist is that LiDAR is cheap and you will be able to buy a LiDAR with sufficient resolution for in the next 1-2 years because it will be integrated in norma
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by lizen_one 4y ago
LiDAR is finally getting cheap. OEMs (like VW) are very price sensitive. It is estimated the sensors from Valeo cost about 500 dollars. The fact that you see more and more normal passenger cars with higher resolution LiDARs means that LiDA
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by lizen_one 4y ago
DVC has had the following problems, when I tested it (half a year ago): I gets super slow (waiting minutes) when there are a few thousand files tracked. Thousands files have to be tracked, if you have e.g. a 10GB file per day and region and
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by lizen_one 4y ago
I used Julia in a robotics project doing statistics/estimation/easy optimization but not deep learning. I also do ML/DL: Julia vs. Python - PyTorch is standard and it is hard to convince other people to switch - long compile
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by lizen_one 4y ago
I guess the text was extracted using two different methods. One results in 0.8TB and the other in 0.5TB text. 1) I assume 1TB (not TiB) of uncompressed (?) text 2) I assume one character is one byte 3) I assume 5 (actually it seems to be 4.
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by lizen_one 4y ago
This sounds like a very interesting area! I guess you are the "Statistical Process Monitoring"/"Control charts"/"Shewhart charts" [0] for images. Very cool! Is this correct or is your solution totally
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by lizen_one 5y ago
Thank's a lot. This document really makes it clear how it works. Awesome idea!
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by lizen_one 5y ago
I would be interesting if you could describe how it exactly works. Can you give us a little more color on that? 1. You mentioned that this only a marketplace between lenders and startups. Does a startup create a kind of brochure describing
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by lizen_one 5y ago
That sounds really interesting! Can you give a few more details how you use Graphviz? How does it give such a great advantage "to do in a couple of hours what typically would take client staff months." Did I understand it correctl
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by lizen_one 5y ago
Pretty exciting stuff! This looks really interesting. I have a similar with setup hosts in the cloud, in the office, at home, and on UAVs with cellular internet. It was important that the hosts 'see' each other and it works on IP
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by lizen_one 5y ago
That is a very interesting idea. As far as I understand, you generate the information purely read only. Column statistics: Sample data randomly and calculate estimator from that. Data Lineage/usage: From the queries (and 'similar&