sdlion

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by sdlion 2mo ago
I guess that's why is an active research area, and an interdisciplinary one, what is intelligence? Is what have you practiced a ton of times? Is what you have purposely and efficiently practice? What is the implication of "purpose
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by sdlion 3mo ago
If I recall correctly, electrolytic capacitors have to get "burned in" during manufacturing to make them work. A current is passed through the capacitor and a thin film of oxide is built up in one of the terminals, according to th
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by sdlion 2y ago
As a note, for Japanese text deepl is widely used even by Japanese people. From eng to jpn it may not choose properly nuanced words though, but it largely produces acceptable translations.
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by sdlion 2y ago
In my experience, being a workplace or even academia, there's as many types of work environments as types of teachers. In the end, management (or founders if it's a startup) set the tone and who they end up hiring (thus, who will
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by sdlion 2y ago
I guess because at server farm level, performance/efficiency translate to real million USD savings. In general, at scale ends (the cloud and the embedded) this matters a lot. In resource limited environments like raspberry pi, this des
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by sdlion 4y ago
For training, more GPU RAM will allow you train with greater resolutions in less time and better performance. Before feeding data to a model, it needs to be resized to a "network dimension" (YOLOv4 default is 416x416 px if I recal
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by sdlion 4y ago
It would seem that it depends on the architecture you will be using. Whether is a ARM, GPU, mobile GPU processor, etc. This is comment from the author of YOLOv4 mentions that NanoDet is more suitable for ARM-CPU's https://tw
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by sdlion 4y ago
Is not the same scale cut out used in Scaled Yolov4 and previous research? (Though this one is on AP not mAP). It seems it is needed since the improvement would be hard to appreciate if it would show a 0-100 scale, since improvement in OR m
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by sdlion 4y ago
There's a reason to not compare it with the YOLOv4 family? If I recall correctly, the advantage of YOLOv5 over YOLOv4 is still disputed and YOLOv4-tiny seems widely used.
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by sdlion 5y ago
I went to a technical high school in Mexico. Here's divided as 6 years of grade school, 3 of Middle school and 3 of High school. After finishing this "bachelor" high school you get a technician degree. Mine was an electronics
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by sdlion 5y ago
Graphics also matter. My 6yo Inspiron let me develop with 8GB of RAM, last year I bought a new one with Ryzen5 set the very same link setup and even used the same SSD but it would began to freeze or crash... The APU was reserving 3GB of RAM
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by sdlion 5y ago
I think I did that, then have problems with the windows installer. A driver prompt. I regularly have to give services to laptops, so I prefer options that "just works". This is also the reason I don't usually use the Windows
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by sdlion 5y ago
Windows images that are over 4.3GB(I don't remember the exact max size) most image burning tools will fallback to NTFS on the USB formatting and some motherboards/laptops don't like this. (Even on my rather modern Dell laptop
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by sdlion 5y ago
There are available eInk with a DSI interface and Linux drivers? It shouldn't be that hard to build a DIY eInk slim tablet with a PiZero or for some, with a CM4.
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by sdlion 5y ago
Same problem with latin american keyboards found just a few kilometers south the US. If I remember correctly, the default modifier key in VIM is next to imposible to press on a l-a keyboard. It was ` ?
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by sdlion 5y ago
One way to solve 3 and maybe 2 would be adding to the ecuation an ESP32/8266 and use it as an access point for the lamps. Then you might create any physical controls for the lamps or with some network magic add it to your infrastructur
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by sdlion 6y ago
Yeah! That has been my idea for a long time! When thought about it, I began looking into devices that can output DC and charge a backup battery but with a variety of input power sources, Solar as main source and line AC as backup. Didn&#x27
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by sdlion 6y ago
> Especially, but not exclusively during unexpected power loss Though in my experience as a technician installing 2.5" consumer grade / entry level Kingston/ADATA SSD to several clients, this is what generally will kill NA
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by sdlion 6y ago
Once I found myself reading about device module programming since the common USB-Serial device module (I forgot its name, cdc something) wasn't properly working for a Chinese multiserial port chip inside a GSM cluster modem (one USB de
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by sdlion 6y ago
What kind of SSD would be small? Those with a M.2 slot? Or there are actually small form factor SATA cable SSD's? Either way, you would need an extra USB adapter I guess. EDIT: Regarding the heat sink, with the numbers some reviewers h
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by sdlion 6y ago
One thing that excites me the most is the hackability of the "included" case. Enough room for a battery, supercap, switches, normal HDMI ports, and still having free of clutter the GPIO pin rows. I could also expect a 3D printed d
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by sdlion 7y ago
by just pictures Intel spring pins are shorter and broader on the base side and with a steep rising angle. These look (quite) longer and with a lower rising angle. I guess these pins are more feeble and imprint less force than CPU spring p
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by sdlion 7y ago
I worry about the spring force of those pins after so many extreme temperature changes. Or AMD spring connectors design are similar to these? EDIT: I meant "Intel spring pin connectors"
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by sdlion 8y ago
Actually as far as I know, photovoltaic cells are actually "common" diodes. And every diode actually emits light while forward biased, it's like a inherent property of them. Electrons "leap" the electron gap in a NP
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by sdlion 8y ago
I had one similar realization but more focused on learning. "What's the difference between an expert and me?" Like a tennis pro, or a recognized programmer (besides muscle memory) "Information" Even emotions could b
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by sdlion 9y ago
There is work towards that end in Mexico. A selected few got a Supreme Court ruling that supports the legal use and growth of marijuana for personal use [1]. It didn't make it legal, but it sets precedence and a framework to keep the w
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by sdlion 10y ago
I wouldn't invest (not even my time) in licenses and staff to work over a platform that won't be maintained in the next 5-10 years. Stability is better for business.
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by sdlion 10y ago
When you have a massive leak, it's better to have under 10 angry users about that they have been hacked (increasing at a slow pace) than most of your userbase raging at you and leaving your service.
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by sdlion 10y ago
I guess they might be also worried about the low literacy on computer knowledge among their citizens.[1] More mandatory programming courses could increase existence of desktop/laptop in households. The reference I included says that mo
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Why Is It Unusual for Japanese People to Use Computers?(animenewsnetwork.com)
1 points by sdlion 10y ago|0 comments

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