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chamanbuga
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Comment #43402691
This is cap. I worked on heads up glasses, and one of our issues was the lack of integration with Apple's iMessage ecosystem. Device makers are willing to go through several securi…
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Comment #42404271
While the folks you mentioned advanced deep learning techniques, Fei-Fei Li transformed computer vision by creating ImageNet, which fuelled progress in the computer vision field. B…
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Comment #42393496
The first guess was shockingly spot on. Tried it again and it thought I was English. Tried it again and it thought I was Dutch. First guess was right though.
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Comment #42241144
I didn't know Orthodox Christians prostrated in their prayer much less use prayer rugs. Curious where this practice remains today.
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Comment #42186626
I vividly remember this incident and more like it. I was coached by my manager to never reply all to an email addressed to a larger distribution group because of this exact reason.…
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Comment #41779795
I disagree with the unbiased part of the comment. IMO all social medias, whether it's Instagram, YouTube, or TikTok - they are all heavily censored and their algorithm is tipped in…
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Comment #41731948
This is what I initially thought, however, I have already witnessed working demoes of 3DGS when using a single viewpoint, but armed with additional auxiliary data that is contextua…
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Comment #41731872
I learned about 3D Gaussian Splatting from the research team at work just 2 weeks ago, and they demoed some incredible use cases. This tech will definitely become mainstream in cam…
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Comment #41064762
This is exactly how Cortana and Google Assistant have been built as well.
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Comment #41064753
IMO Alexa is just a bad product, which Amazon thought scale scale scale instead of finding value and product market fit. So many things that it does is better than predecessors, bu…
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Comment #40721677
I have 15 YOE and today I make what I did when I was in Year 2. I have the same employer as Year 2, but I relocated from US, PNW to Canada, Ontario. This resulted in a drastic redu…
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Comment #39717586
I used to think the trades is where the money is. I've met so many plumbers, AC repairmen, general contractors, firealarm installers - who are really doing well for themselves. The…
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Comment #39717492
Loooooong time
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Comment #39697646
What a wonderful lecture. Thank you for sharing. What a treat to be able to consume such high quality knowledge for free online.
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Comment #37489166
I haven't looked into this, just responding intuitively, but aren't we trained to learn better by writing by hand because of our upbringing. If the next generation stops hand writi…
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Comment #37310319
This comment wins.
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Comment #37310306
I see your point. I too have been asked to do something unexpected around end of day that ends up taking the night. Over the years, I have learned to say no. It was difficult to le…
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Comment #37310027
Nothing irks me more about the productivity space than the first use case on the blog post: "Imagine you’re a financial analyst and you get an email at 5 PM from your boss asking f…
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Comment #36682781
Makes sense. I think my framing would make sense if it said platform-generated content. Network per your framing makes more sense.
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Comment #36680987
My take on this was user generated content = content generated by people you follow vs network generated content = content generated by people that you don't follow that the networ…
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Comment #35153274
Spoke to a few farmer friends. They tell me that large scale operations are very technically complex and have many digital systems deployed for remote management. That being said, …
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Comment #35152204
This is an incredibly click bait article by gifted journalists. Most of these folks are fine and still have similar core priorities. Also there are multiple other responsible AI te…
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Comment #34742614
Living the car-free life in Seattle is depressing due to gloomy weather. Life in Seattle is great if you accept the grey and live outdoors as much as possible. For that you need a …
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Comment #34742596
Living in ID is not a choice, but a necessity when other options fail.
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Comment #34311050
As of late I keep hearing/reading/seeing that the original author of Terminator and the Matrix is Sophia Stewart. It seems even the FBI ruled in her favor, yet both wikipedia pages…