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brunosan
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Comment #48062944
Cool work! Something that worries me with PCA is that it's designed to retain variance, but variance might nor be the right metric for the semantics we want to retrieve. Ditto UMAP…
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Comment #47334886
Confirmed across 19 models and 6 modalities.
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Comment #42215806
Armchair comment. I would LOVE to be a grad student again and try to pair it with ultrasound speaker arrays, for medical applications. Essentially a super HIFU (High-Intensity Focu…
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Comment #41557706
howdy! Clay makers here. Can you share more? Did you try Clay v1 or v0.2 What image size embeddings from what instrument? We did try to relate OSM tags to Clay embeddings, but it d…
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Comment #41557650
You'll need to subscribe to Alexa weather plus, for only 9.99$/month. Now seriously, yes, hyperlocal short-term weather forecast should be a commodity, even public utility?
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Comment #41556877
Can we help you? We build the equivalent for land, as a non-profit. It's basically a geo Transformer MAE model (plus DINO, plus matrioska, plus ...), but largest and most trained (…
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Comment #38866708
The Planetary Computer from Microsoft has an explore tool, which includes Sentinel-1 at any time and location, rendered on-the-fly. Free open access. No account required. https://p…
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Comment #37958626
I fondly remember how a small DC startup subsubsubcontracted to do the front landing page was able to ensure that at least people landed on healthcare.gov page and not a 500 error …
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Comment #35746870
Down the river, right after DC its the Naval Research Laboratory, in front of Alexandria. I worked there, and some crazy folks from Alexandria sometimes crossed the river in canoes…
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Comment #32859998
Sorry Tom, had to upvote this ;) With love.
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Comment #32668344
You can use this link to see the appalling scope of this flood. The layers you can toggle in the bottom right: 1) Lastest radar, 2) Last year radar for reference, 3) nighlights as …
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Comment #30912051
The part that is confusing is highest resolution (1) full-disk and (2) outer atmosphere: (1) "Full-disk" is clear to understand: the higher the resolution, ^2 the work to make it a…
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Comment #24041098
Microsoft "AI for Earth" | 3 roles in GIS+ML+ Sustainability | ONSITE,REMOTE,VISA all ok We are building our commitment of the "Planetary Computer" [1]. We are looking for a princi…
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Comment #20794551
I'm surprised there was no mention (yet!) to fast.ai here. I've decided to learn deep learning this year, after many failed tries with other approaches. Their framework (built over…
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Comment #20638266
Thanks for the shoutout @zetalabs. FWIW, the whole book is also available for free here https://impactscience.dev/
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Comment #19281260
If you are looking for an alternative, I'd recommend checking out Eversend. (Disclosure, my GF is a co-founder). Much smaller company, but trying to grow it right (malmo FastTrack,…
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Comment #14314006
OpenCollective [1] is a possible solution. It provides a way to support (monthly contributions or dedicated campaigns), but also the whole back-end of tracking the money and spendi…
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Comment #14129047
I'm surprised there's no mention to adaptive optics in solar physics. It's essentially the same, but some interesting differences. Since there's more light you can have more correc…
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Comment #7426248
That plane belong to the basemap, months/years old. NOT MH370. The map (zoomed out) shows fresh footprints . Fresh data here: https://www.mapbox.com/labs/blackbridge/flight-mh370/ …