montereynack

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by montereynack 1y ago
Cool to see principles behind this, although I think it’s definitely geared towards the consumer space. Shameless self plug, but related: we’re doing this for industrial assets/industrial data currently (www.sentineldevices.com), where
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by montereynack 2y ago
Gonna throw in my hat and say that if you’re working on industrial applications (like energy or manufacturing) give us a holler at www.sentineldevices.com! Plug-and-play time series monitoring for industrial applications is exactly what we
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by montereynack 2y ago
Gonna throw in my hat here, time series anomaly detection for industrial machinery is the problem my startup is working on! Specifically we’re making it work offline-by-default (we integrate the AI with the equipment, and don’t send data to
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by montereynack 2y ago
We’ve finally managed to give our AI models existential dread, imposter syndrome and stress-driven personality quirks. The Singularity truly is here. Look on our works, ye Mighty, and despair!
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Show HN: OTAware, airgapped AI for monitoring critical infrastructure [video](youtube.com)
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by montereynack 2y ago
Seconding the other question, would be curious to know
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by montereynack 2y ago
‘"An ML engineer at Slack says they don’t use messages to train LLM models," Orosz wrote. "My response is that the current terms allow them to do so. I’ll believe this is the policy when it’s in the policy. A blog post is not
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by montereynack 2y ago
Sentinel Devices | https://www.sentineldevices.com/ | Atlanta, GA | Full-time | Onsite Sentinel Devices develops "zero-cloud" anomaly detection devices for industrial machinery. Our platform, OTAware, reduces the
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by montereynack 2y ago
I sympathize a lot with the headline statement; it boggles my mind on a lot of the data residency/integrity/confidentiality measures taken around massive data silos (as well as the infra teams companies bring to bear to manage, sc
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by montereynack 3y ago
Since this is a topic that’s near and dear to my heart, going to quickly plug my own startup that’s doing exclusively this: www.sentineldevices.com. We make industrial equipment smart enough to self-monitor and self-report issues using AI,
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by montereynack 3y ago
Sorry, but this is untrue; action potentials in neurons have extremely complex interplay with each other, including residual “soft” periods and chemically-induced changes in how they fire. Neurons don’t just “fire” or “not fire”, they adapt
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by montereynack 3y ago
www.sentineldevices.com We use machine learning to monitor industrial equipment for signs of faults or failures, and identify in real-time which signals are relevant to the failure/which ones a technician should look at first. The prob
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by montereynack 4y ago
Hey, I’m a big fan of what you’ve been doing since I stumbled upon it in 2021. Do you have an estimated timeline on when you guys will have that web-app API available, even as a beta? Incorporating a web app with the same ease textualize ca
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by montereynack 4y ago
I guess I’ll take the opportunity to throw in my hat… I’m currently running a very early-stage startup trying to address some of the brain drain and complexity in industrial maintenance. If you’d like to talk/rant about your job and th
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by montereynack 5y ago
I'll take this opportunity to plug my own question to the folks on HN - does anybody know how much protection an LLC generally provides you w.r.t. lawsuits and such? I'm currently looking at doing software consulting for a startup
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by montereynack 5y ago
I agree, but I haven’t found any decent cheat sheet resources discussing problems in all these dimensions. Got any ideas? Open to textbooks as well.
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by montereynack 5y ago
Just curious where you heard Kevin Fu speak about this? I heard about the PowerGuard a while ago but never heard what became of it. If he has talks about the failures they encountered I'd love to hear them, because it's a really c
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by montereynack 5y ago
I agree with your objective, however it's obvious why Microsoft didn't do this: they wouldn't have been able to make good on their billion-dollar investment in OpenAI/GPT-3, which they REALLY want to justify.
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by montereynack 5y ago
“Those darn Chinese! They’re also launching their projectiles at 45 degree angles! They’re obviously copying the techniques we invented when the laws of physics first came into being!” That’s you. That’s how you sound.
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by montereynack 6y ago
I have mixed feelings on this article. On the one hand, I know this is a sentiment that I’ve seen echoed amongst some of my colleagues. Simulation codes just don’t FIT, sometimes, into the neat little box that these mature hardware coproces
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by montereynack 6y ago
“Emphatically” is a good one.
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by montereynack 6y ago
Well... 1) even if we were all-knowing about what we’ll need in the future, we still don’t know enough about genetics to reliably “push” towards a set goal. Yes we know genetics plays a huge role in things like your body condition, your age
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by montereynack 6y ago
This is a dangerously wrong and even ignorant opinion. There is everything wrong with eugenics, and it’s all contained in the core idea that you have some notion of what is “good” for your children (and correspondingly, further parts of the
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by montereynack 6y ago
Which lock is it that you’re using? I’m kind of in the market atm.
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by montereynack 6y ago
The water filter question is interesting, would you mind sharing which sites you used for guidance? In this same situation right now and having trouble navigating the waters.
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by montereynack 6y ago
Sorry, I know you wanted to communicate a lot with that paragraph but I gotta ask - what keyboard do you use? I want to avoid carpal tunnel myself but haven’t been able to find any recommendations online.
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by montereynack 6y ago
That’s just direct economic analysis. Graduate students are incredibly valuable to the universities because they generate research which can be used to either directly apply for grants and federal/commercial awards, or which can be use
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by montereynack 6y ago
I can elaborate a bit. Most of the large-scale problems are actually as straightforward as “just throw a supercomputer at it”. However, just like when mathematicians say “that’s an implementation detail”, it turns out that actually throwing
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by montereynack 6y ago
I’m biased as my work is primarily focused on large-scale distributed physics simulations, and incorporating machine learning into these. As a result, I treat ML very much as a means to an end. Of course with the caveat that your situation
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by montereynack 6y ago
I’m unsure how to feel about this. On the one hand, I can most definitely sympathize with feelings that a name, no matter how inoffensive to some groups, might be deeply offensive to others. However, in my mind there’s the question of stand

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