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waldarbeiter
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Comment #49165698
Maybe LLMs don't usher in the end of software engineering but they definitely end the whole "made with love (and coffee) in X". Nobody cares if you put effort into something softwa…
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Comment #48772474
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Comment #47206261
There is actually a whole lot of research around the "use less data" called data pruning. The goal in a lot of cases there is basically to achieve the same performance with less da…
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Comment #47120987
Is the 1 cm spec 1σ (or less) or worst-case? It’s a safety-critical application.
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Comment #46958178
There seems to be a moat like infrastructure/gpus and talent. The best models right now come from companies with considerable resources/funding.
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Comment #46818338
That was not mar a Lago but in New Jersey
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Comment #46725729
My website of choice whenever I have to deal with references is dblp [1]. In my opinion more reliable than Google scholar in creating correct BibTeX. Also when searching for a pape…
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Comment #46618917
"4,000 tons is almost four million kilograms"
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Comment #46553045
What does "wolf in sheep's clothing" mean for you, concretely, outside of metaphors?
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Comment #45376728
by Walter Tichy
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Comment #45267330
The different JDK builds are almost all built from OpenJDK. Maven and Gradle cover nearly all use cases. The complexity is not that high.
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Comment #45149101
If it would be easy there would already be a car costing a few million that few can afford but that has solved AD. But there isn't.
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Comment #45092088
Nassim Taleb (black swan author) does not divide his books into chapters. Instead each book consists of several (sub-)books. In Antifragility he explains that two subbooks from the…
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Comment #43833674
Yeah, the debris removes itself with time. But there is still some uncertainty around how deorbiting harms the atmosphere [1]. Immediate effects of a single deorbit seem to be quit…
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Comment #41446923
The conventional teaching that I am aware of says that you can scale across three dimensions: data, compute, parameters. But Ilya's formulation suggests that there may be more dime…
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Comment #40493607
For everyone interested in what makes a classifier put an image in a certain class I can recommend the excellent paper by Robert Geirhos et al. "ImageNet-trained CNNs are biased to…
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Comment #37830309
When the policy is deployed in the real world only the depth camera is used no waypoints etc.. Scan dots and target heading is used in the first Phase of the training to pretrain a…