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Marketed as “multimodal” but actually texts and images. Multimodal dataset should be multimedia: text, audio, images, video, and optionally more like sensor readings and robot actions.
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This worldly life is no more than play and amusement. But the Hereafter is indeed the real life, if only they knew. [1] Know that this worldly life is no more than play, amusement, luxury, mutual boasting, and competition in wealth and chil
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2y ago
Unitree is better than Optimus. Qwen et al is better than Grok. BYD is better than Tesla.
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2y ago
Did you have some small toy experiments to prove this?
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3y ago
Should list most of the technical debt accumulated so far and rank them. At this stage, lots of corners have been cut.
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3y ago
Are there decent wind models and motor models if you want to model drones
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The Judgment on Fiat Currency [pdf]
(realmoney.com.my)
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3y ago
Imagine all those millions of $$$ GPU of cloud credits for training, only to overlook this bug
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3y ago
Consider applying PhD program to some ML labs in Europe other than UK and France, they pay livable salaries like junior engineers. Better if in Swiss since the salaries are much higher. European ML labs generally have less prestige than US&
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3y ago
Eat lutein supplements and get as much sunlight and barefoot grounding
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3y ago
Kotlin Multiplatform.
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3y ago
In ML the problem is passing 0D scalar tensor as 1D 1-element tensor.
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How do you trust numbers to “quantify extremely smart people”? Interviewers know to hire/no-hire within first 10 minutes of talking to candidates. Similarly, the best LLMs nowadays are probed only with some prompts. Just last time I se
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3y ago
More like GodotDesktop
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Show HN: Slope -- a small ML library with IREE and StableHLO MLIR backend
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3y ago
Fun exercise… but for such use cases, people use Casadi and DrJit https://github.com/casadi/casadi https://github.com/mitsuba-renderer/drjit DrJit is made by same author of pybind11 and nanobind.
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Ask HN: Traning LLM directly on file bytes
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Isn’t this more of symptom of modern western values? Try a book by Muhammad Asad (Leopold Weiss), like the Road to Mecca. Every year during hajj in Mecca, there’s profound view of sea of humans wearing white from vast different backgrounds,
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Kotlin multiplatform
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Quran
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Good code? Code reading is more like understanding different cultures. Read big tech codebases meta and google, to startups codebases like openai and comma.ai, you will see.
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3y ago
Because you work in semiconductor industry.
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4y ago
Software engineering is hard problem. How is Julia in multiple authors codebase? A language need to consider ergonomics of multiple users working on same thing. Reading >> Writing. C++/Python still hold ground in this regards sad
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4y ago
Not OP, but in my experience, two methods actually work for me 1. Use SRS (spaced repetition system) like Anki to learn a difficult-to-read language. Slowly but consistently ~1 hour a day learn mandarin or japanese. Personally I managed to
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Depends on subreddit. Birds of feather flock together.
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Join HVM and Kindelia’s Discord. https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM Read Interaction Nets paper
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Last time I saw a project aiming to be like a fast decentralized REPL but with blockchain. https://github.com/Kindelia/Kindelia-Chain
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Unary Computer for Matrix Multiplication [pdf]
(jsm.ece.wisc.edu)
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Seems like the so called Lisp hackers are Common Lisp users. Before Matlab was cool, Lisp is VERY maths-heavy and engineering-heavy. Symbolic equation solvers, robot controls, neural nets, etc. Even Julia which is very Matlab-like has roots
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Find that “itch” that you really want to scratch. Maybe building self-hosting language/compiler, or a toy linux-like kernel, or a physics engine, games then publish to itch.io, a small numpy-like library that can do autograd, whatever.
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