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Comment #45592806
You might be interested in LLM Systems which talks about how LLMs work at the hardware level and what optimizations can be done to improve the efficiency of them in this course: ht…
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Comment #43168386
You may be interested in the glycemic index [1] which represents how much a particular food causes your blood sugar to spike compared to pure sugar. Based on a cursory search, the …
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Comment #35334729
This is basically what all of the south Bay Area is.
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Comment #30137652
That sounds interesting. Could you link some sources where I can read more about Ritchie's design decision for C and Unix?
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Comment #29200525
A few years ago GSoC students could get directly get an interview at Google, but the rule has been changed since then and I don't think they use GSoC for recruiting anymore.
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Comment #29182137
Glad to see Google keeping this alive! I benefited a lot from participating in the GSoC program twice and I probably wouldn't be where I am right now without it! It can't be overst…
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Comment #26986631
I love the integrated terminal too! It's such a great idea which is now integral to my workflow.
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Comment #26523191
That website is incredible. I had no idea I would be so engrossed in reading about the size and shape of map labels and the shape of building in a phone map application.
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Comment #26367441
This was a great resource when I was learning about the KF, EKF, and UKF last year :-) Thanks a lot for making this!
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Comment #26332393
I really like Skydio's product but they've priced themselves out of being a competitor to most of DJI's drones. Of course, all the hardware for their autonomy engine (Jetson TX2 wi…
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Comment #26091915
This reminds my childhood computer stories and how I got into using Linux in 10th grade. My parents installed the K9 Website blocker on Windows which was (is?) a pretty strong doma…
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Comment #25889890
This is awesome. I'd love to read the SD card repair post, because I have a Model 3B+ which died four weeks after I bought it in a quadcopter accident. My suspicion is that the pro…
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Comment #25793881
No, I don't think single use batteries have been on handheld consoles since the OG GBA :-) But the 3DS/XL's Li-ion battery is pretty easy to replace with a screwdriver.
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Comment #25793373
The 3DS (especially if you can pick up a used one) is actually an excellent choice for access to almost all of Nintendo's handheld library after installing the custom firmware hack…
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Comment #25610577
Thanks for sharing this. As a Masters' student currently studying robotics, I felt pretty overwhelmed with all the sub-fields when coming from a computer science degree in undergra…
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Comment #25430764
KDE Neon ( https://neon.kde.org/ ) is pretty great. It's based off the latest LTS version of Ubuntu, but is less bloated and gets KDE Frameworks updates quicker than Kubuntu.
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Comment #25190684
Considerably more powerful and expensive, but the Jetson TX2 or Xavier NX fits this niche quite well.
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Comment #25146392
Doesn't Google sell TPUs in the Coral AI line of devboards? ( https://coral.ai/products/dev-board )
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Comment #24968478
Yes, the way to test your own camera is to connect it to your computer and launch APStreamline. As the sibling comment suggested, feel free to add a GitHub issue if you want your c…
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Comment #24967134
Yes! This uses the H264 stream encoded by the C920 so you will be able to get an HD stream even on low powered devices such as the Raspberry Pi.
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Comment #24964287
Thank you! The list of cameras for which I have added special support are: * Logitech C920 * Raspberry Pi Camera * e-Con AR0521 * ZED2 Depth camera (in V4L2 mode) In case your came…
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Comment #24962575
I’d like to plug my project, APStreamline for just this use case ( https://github.com/shortstheory/APStreamline ). It supports network adaptive streaming which adjusts the resoluti…