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thedevindevops
3mo ago
You'll need to be strict with your definition of 'regular', as the offers from companies you really don't want them working for will flood in.
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8mo ago
Fab job, did spark one question though, Re: face labeling, are you trying to to get a model to identify specific individuals of a species?
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10mo ago
You used AI to build a spambot?
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thedevindevops
1y ago
How does what you've described solve the coffee/espresso problem? You can't query SQL such that records like 'espresso' return coffee?
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thedevindevops
1y ago
Just to be clear, are you looking for a provider to process these requests on your behalf for 3rd parties or are you wanting to ask Claude to process your Erasure request to Calude's owner Anthropic, for example?
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thedevindevops
2y ago
Figure out how AI can help the blind and the deaf. Take up ceramics. Write a travel book. Tinker with low-cost robotics. Volunteer for some environmental restoration project - the riverbank ones seem interesting.
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thedevindevops
2y ago
Most - if not all - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruning_(artificial_neural_n... methods use a form of FEA.
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2y ago
We have several processes which involve the upload of multiple different images, which the user is walked through with baby steps, I.e. 'take this exact picture of the asset' -> take the next, etc. Etc. We're currently wor
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2y ago
Can you make me some paperclips?
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2y ago
You probably don't want to hear this but that problem doesn’t require AI to solve. We've had asset tags and QR codes for decades and won't require re-training if a new equipment manufacturer comes into play.
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2y ago
The most modern idea seems to be a Dyson swarm, which is not solid and consists of solar panels and habitats orbiting at a comfortable distance. Power is relayed using microwave transmitters and receivers and conceptually a large portion wo
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3y ago
There doesn't seem to be any definitive data on the subject but I've had good success with [Context] + [Supplemental Information] + [Intent / Use of result] + [Format you would like the result in]
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3y ago
If that Elementary episode is anything to go by, you join a government agency and your work becomes classified.
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3y ago
Human reviewers?
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3y ago
>Often it'll be a case of "hey this table is actually searchable now" or "that page is now split into two" or "I removed a tonne of deprecated code" Ah, how does that gel with regression testing? We
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3y ago
See that roadmap you mentioned, use that. There will be a definite feature list with each version number if the stakeholders want to drill down into it, just give the next version number and the current date its expected on.
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3y ago
Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri, Warzone 2100, Sudoku
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3y ago
Our ability to think won't become useless, it becomes equal to the expense to host and train the system taking over it.
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3y ago
90 seconds to midnight on the Doomsday Clock
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Ask HN: Unimplemented Languages?
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3y ago
I'm a big fan of https://kivy.org/ it looks modern and has a wide range of components.
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3y ago
Don't bother. If they've accepted non-man-made climate change liken the situation to being in a locked room that is on fire. Are you going to just sit there and burn because you specifically didn't light the fire? Or will y
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3y ago
Magic 8 ball
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3y ago
Control Theory but just for kicks
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3y ago
I think I read somewhere it was only 48 hours - can you hold on that long?
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3y ago
How to work as part of a team - all the bootcamp candidates that've come to us only did solo projects. How to read documentation - I know its not an easy skill to teach but so many of them will ask how to do something rather than inves
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3y ago
ML training is iterative and non-parallelizable so breaking it up into distributable units of work would not provide any benefits and would actually slow down learning.
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3y ago
See The Chinese Room Argument for more information.
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3y ago
No experience with AI systems or no experience with the technology sector in general?
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4y ago
Do your own psychology homework.
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