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mlaskin
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Comment #43292009
Launching Reflection. Our team pioneered major advances in RL and LLMs, including AlphaGo, AlphaZero, and Gemini. We're building superintelligent autonomous systems. Starting with …
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Comment #22823580
website: https://mishalaskin.github.io/curl/ code: https://github.com/MishaLaskin/curl
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Comment #14425137
Thank you! That's a great suggestion
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Comment #14425116
Definitely thanks for asking! Traditional OCRs are good at transcribing typed notes (e.g. pdfs) to editable docs, but do poorly with handwriting. The best OCRs I've seen can make a…
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Comment #14425057
Fair point :)
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Comment #14425042
Thanks! I was at LensCrafters the other day and had to fill out a paper form that someone input into a computer by hand, so definitely see the need there. Our goal is to get a high…
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Comment #14425005
We'll do our best ;)
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Comment #14424987
Thanks for the catch! We uploaded an updated version of the video here https://youtu.be/gYPWjYDsRyk
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Comment #14424966
Thanks Brad! It was a great call out and something we should've seen before posting. Appreciate the feedback
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Comment #14424947
Hey! We wanted to show how the product works if notes are delivered instantly - vs. the current 10-30 sec lag time we experience between note being snapped, and the transcribed cop…
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Comment #14424545
thanks for the question! It handles that kind of script pretty well, mainly because we had a good amount of training examples from college student handwriting
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Comment #14424530
Thank you for the question! Currently, it's a combination of the two, mainly because people often take notes hastily so word-based recognition coupled with spell check allow you to…
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Comment #14424468
Thanks for commenting! Adding digital handwriting support is a great idea. I actually think other companies do it pretty well, which is why we didn't go down that route. The reason…
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Comment #14424406
Good call out, we'll edit the video description
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Comment #14424397
Yep, that's fair. We staged the google doc bc there is still a 10-30 sec lag time in sending the note out, we'll fix it up. Thank you for the call out!
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Comment #14424369
Thank you for commenting! ML / NN have been around for a while, but there are a few reasons Scribble is only possible now: 1) Although classifying MNIST digits is the "hello world"…
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Comment #14424324
Thank you! Really appreciate your support
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Comment #14424319
Scribble doesn't transcribe hand drawn figures yet. I used to be a physics student and always had to draw plots / equations by hand, so it's definitely a feature I would love to se…
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Comment #14424307
great suggestion! We love Rocketbook
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Comment #14424294
not yet
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Comment #14424291
Thank you for the comment! We don't have a developer facing API at the moment but it's in the roadmap. Once our algorithm is accurate enough that it "just works" in an enterprise s…
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Comment #14424287
We did two things to train it (1) scraped the web for photographs of handwritten notes with known transcription to build our training dataset (2) had our university friends / stude…
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Comment #14424259
Thank you for the comment! We don't have a developer facing API at the moment but it's in the roadmap. Once our algorithm is accurate enough that it "just works" in an enterprise s…
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Comment #14424248
That's a great question. It currently happens in the cloud (purely a software design decision), but we could probably do it locally as well since the NN is already trained. We were…