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wespiser_2018
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Comment #48950842
let middle = min_idx + ((max_idx - min_idx) / 2); Respect!
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Comment #48739322
Author here: I'm curious if anyone has run into similar observations: founders that sounds great, are talented/ambitious, but their purpose for building is more aligned with intern…
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Comment #48650173
It's pretty interesting, but Bebop is barely treat motivated, and mostly inside. Once you take him outside, especially in open areas, he becomes more interested in tracking movemen…
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Comment #48650145
If I repeat this experiment, I'll be a lot more careful about that, or also alternate which direction I'm standing in. I didn't realize R/L preference was biased until I did the da…
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Comment #48650095
With Bebop, it's dead birds! He also finds them, then checks the same spot for months afterwords!
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Comment #48643964
Author here, yes, that's correct. The initial set-up was to do 3 comparisons of the 5 treats (30 trials), alternate between right and left hand, then write a quick python script to…
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Comment #48638084
That's awesome! Thank you!
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Comment #48633465
Author here: I did a quick experiment with my Greyhound, Bebop, to figure out the treat he prefers best using pair-wise comparison analyzed with the Bradley-Terry model. Same tech …
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Comment #48311763
Hi Folks, author here! Curious if people have run into the same issues, or heard the same things.
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Comment #48057616
Practically speaking, Bebop is very excited to go out, and vetos are most common going home. A plan with options might handle that, but that makes it trickier to satisfy the novelt…
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Comment #48027362
Author Here: I wrote this about using numerical optimization to solve problems in my daily life. I'm interested if anyone else has done the same, and what worked for them!
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Comment #47934450
Author here: I wrote this article about a failure I had applying LLM to an enterprise codebase, and ran a quick pilot study on a similar repo to understand the failures better. I'd…
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Comment #47820912
Something like 98 to 99% of prints worked out. When I wrote the piece, the moments of failure shaped the process and my approach, and not representative of the average print. For t…
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Comment #47820867
Author here: All logos were supplied by the customers, and a lot of them were custom logos. The real value, IMO, was the name written in text, which is what I'm censoring out in ea…
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Comment #47816578
This is an underrated criticism: plastics get filtered out in certain aesthetic environments: you can't really have a well decorated room with 3D printed parts. Not everyone decora…
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Comment #47812540
There's a couple YT creators I really like, one of them makes incredible products and sells them from the design side, the other one is running an large and automated print farm. T…
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Comment #47812477
Thanks for your comment! I have just about no interest in pumping out flexi-dragons, although I do have a tupperware container full of them to give to house guests and family. The …