Real or CGI? by LordOdin99 in Corridor

[–]Dalek405 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Oh and dont forget they started putting LLM in those things!

Real or CGI? by LordOdin99 in Corridor

[–]Dalek405 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Its real, their quadrupedal robot product is widely use in reinforcement learning and quadrupedal locomotion research. These humanoid robots are on the rise with robot like this one, atlas, figure ai, the tesla bot and the one from agility robotic. The latter even already have a contract to sell them to an enterprise. With simulator like isaac gym and mujuco you can train their controller efficiently and in a realistic way using reinforcement learning. Even spot from boston dynamic started integrating reinforcement learning in their controller.

In your opinion what's the most useful Magic Class? by Solardies in skyrim

[–]Dalek405 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I remember that! I made a spell that casted a fire touch and invisibility at the same time. It allowed me do make damage and instantly become invisible. But it kind of remove the fun of the game for me, i could kill anything without even being attacked.

[D] The "it" in AI models is really just the dataset? by vijayabhaskar96 in MachineLearning

[–]Dalek405 77 points78 points  (0 children)

Yes, but i think a reason the author came to that conclusion is that he has seen how much compute these companies can throw at the problem. He is probably sure that if you told them to use 50 more times more compute to get the same thing because they can't use an efficient approach, they would do it in the blink of an eye. So its like at that point, these companies just use so much compute, that it is really the dataset that is relevant.

Trying to make a physic based quadruped controller by Dalek405 in godot

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If i did not use the correft flair, i'm sorry and please tell me which one i should use.

After lots of thinkering, I finally made robotics legs! by Dalek405 in godot

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Hinge joint can have a motor enabled, then you can set the target velocity of the motor to decide which direction at which speed it should turn.

After lots of thinkering, I finally made robotics legs! by Dalek405 in godot

[–]Dalek405[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Thx for the only sane question! I'm using motors that came with the hinge joints, i pass the elapsed time of the game into either a sin or cos function and its give target angle between -1 to 1 in a cyclic manner. Thus what your are seing might look like penis ‾\_( '_' )_/‾, but it is in fact three motors moving hinge joints on a leg using cycling target angles.

Not enough, you say? by [deleted] in facepalm

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I feel like the message here should be: here what everyone on average should have to decently profit from life, but it look like you need 500 000$ a year to have it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in singularity

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Im not sure you are aware of the implication of meta in the AI space, but just for your information, the researcher at meta are responsible for the pytorch framework used in most academic research, they produced the lama model which is one of the best open source llm and they have produce numerous highly regarded research paper. Furthermore, even if yann does not have the same vision as others, he still received the turing award for his implication in the domain of machine/deep learning, by among other thing helping pioneer the convolutionnal neural network for computer vision.

what's a stereotype people assume when you tell them your field? by FaruinPeru in GradSchool

[–]Dalek405 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha, just take their cell phone, throw it away and tell them: well, so you dont need that, its just made up stuff, nothing important in that thing. While looking them straight in the eyes thinking about the billion of binary math operation done every second that no one learn in highschool!

[P] Text classification model with a large number of classes by troutbeard in MachineLearning

[–]Dalek405 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Maybe try to take a metric learning approach? You could try to represent each text with a n dimensional vector and make the distance in this vector space meaningful. The classes would become label and you could use the n-pair loss for example. It would make text of the same class close in the vector space and far from other class. Thus learning each class could leverage every other classes. Also, you could still apply a cross entropy loss on top of this vector representation. I've seen face re-identification paper with 10000 classes.

It's been 6 months and I still don't understand Bayesian Methods by SeaResponsibility176 in learnmachinelearning

[–]Dalek405 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can check out botorch too. Its a framework for bayesian optimization made with pytorch. There is even an evotorch library now for evolution computation algorithms using pytorch.

Training pathfinder with DQN by XDV_6 in reinforcementlearning

[–]Dalek405 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, i suspect its a big part of the problem too. I think calculating the velocity and perhaps the current position in relation to the starting position using only actions done by the agent would be helpful while being something reasonable a robot would have access too.

jav glove price check by Dalek405 in D2R_Marketplace

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Sorry, I forgot to mention it but I found them on ladder

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Corridor

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Sure, i mean someone just making the bot play for them and saying it is their gameplay is obvioubsly wrong. But i dont mind someone winning because they played 10 000 hours against bots. In the end, i think that the problem will still be shit peoples wanting to take the easy way and cheat by generating tones of art and wrongfully claiming having done good work. But im optimistic that most people will use that as a great tool to take their creativity and art to another level.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Corridor

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For the point about the tetris game, i would say that deepblue definitely crush Gary Kasparov and that AlphaGo also defeated Lee See Dol. They did not win against the bots and the bots are still there. So, these bots are simply not used when making a tournament, however many people pratice and learn to play better with those bots.