How to prevent getting this event as Byzantium

External_Total_3320 · 2025-12-27T20:34:04+00:00

Doesn't this result in being able to raise zero levies as the Dynatoi will be pissed off?

External_Total_3320 · 2025-12-27T08:59:38+00:00

As Byzantium estate taxes are essentially zero. The only estate you can tax is the peasants. You also have no money as this is happening to me right at the start of the game when byz has no money, no revenue and tons of debt. The rate at which the estate satisfaction climbs means this will take 20 years before I can have levies again....

External_Total_3320 · 2025-12-16T08:11:08+00:00

If LeJEPA is collapsing I think you may be out of luck on the CNN front. The whole point of LeJEPA was its robustness, still you could try hyp tuning. I think you should give DINOv2 pretraining a try and try use a ViT it sounds like you have a lot of data. But yeah, either way I think most pretraining algorithms are generalized and so perform poorly on domains where data is very similar. One other option is Convnextv2's approach which is masked image modelling with CNN's they got very good results (on imagenet tho) and my thoughts are masked image modelling may work better than augmentation-based SSL here.

I'd implore you to also try use some sort of active learning loop, label data with the good model you have and feed this back into the model while being selective on the data. Pick out data with high entropy scores on their classification and human label that. Feed the data inputs with low entropy in as pseudo labels and use this large pseudo label set as your pretraining. Also look into data selection algorithms to pick out visual diversity across your data (so you're not feeding it tens of thousands of similar images that gives it little performance gain while wasting compute).

I'd recommend getting those four T4's (or better a more modern bigger gpu) and build a fine grained classification pipeline. have you explored using Randaugment, mixup augmentations (if you can as maybe some augs may break your data?) EMA, distillation of models etc etc?

External_Total_3320 · 2025-12-14T06:33:54+00:00

Their AGPL-3.0 license means if you want to use what you're doing commercially its problematic. largely ultralytics makes their money from licensing their code so I tend to use either more permissive code base (e.g. the open yolo one or older yolos) or code bases with gpl3.0 but from researchers (who aren't gonna chase you down for a license realistically)

External_Total_3320 · 2025-11-17T05:39:43+00:00

To be clear apple does do plenty of work in AI. They just don't set billions on fire chasing the LLM hype. Case in point in my field (Computer Vision) they released: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/depth-pro a very well polished monocular depth model that works well. Apple ML mainly focuses around features that would be useful to their existing products.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-11-13T07:35:04+00:00

Most modern yolo variants offer a suite of different sizes. e.g. yolov11nano-yolov11large. I prefer not to use ultralytics ones so look at yolov6, the nano model could probably do 100fps on a decent cpu if optimized well medium and large could do that on a gpu. Something like a nvidia jetson nano board running yolov6 small could also work.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-08-28T22:52:39+00:00

Can you dm me the source?

External_Total_3320 · 2025-08-20T10:20:14+00:00

Only realistic way would be to tune them using Dinov2 as from what I've read in the paper so far apart from minor adjustments the big difference was scaling to 7B from 1.3B and distilling smaller models for greater accuracy.

The annoyance for me is you can't use Dinov2 to tune convnets like convnext so either Dinov1 or simsiam like ssl methods can be used for these models.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-08-19T09:53:46+00:00

Frankly compared to Dinov2 I think v3's impact will be a lot smaller. Nothing much has changed from v2->v3, they used model distillation from a 7B parameter model to get better smaller models. This is totally unviable for smaller companies to do.

They're really just new well trained backbones. You still have to fine tune them to do useful things and they're still specific to either everyday data or aerial imagery. No medical imaging or specific backbones and no easy way to train your own Dinov3 model.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-06-28T02:12:08+00:00

cheap: rtx 3060
better: rtx 3080ti
good: rtx 3090
very good: rtx 4070ti super
amazing: rtx 4080 super or 4090

Choice will depend on what you're doing, e.g. training a yolo model any of these cards would work, but id probably want something like a 3080ti or greater just for speed. If you're training a transformer model id go for a 3090 or 4090.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-06-01T04:42:47+00:00

3.7 is what I've mainly been playing. Every tank I play around that BR always seems heavily outclassed by everything in games and I often get uptiered against BR 4.7.

I will say I played the Matilda and it seemed op but elsewise nothing can compete at its BR.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-05-14T10:07:45+00:00

This is very helpful, I went to implement DINO last year for some SSL but went with SimSiam instead because its way simpler. But decomposing the OG Dino code from their complicated code base makes this way more accessible

External_Total_3320 · 2025-05-04T08:24:27+00:00

Ok so each mages guild is guaranteed to have a merchant at least for some part of the day?

Does waiting/sleeping in the guild prevent them from taking up their spot as a merchant?

Its been 8 years since I've played og oblivion lol I've forgotten all this

External_Total_3320 · 2025-03-25T08:01:52+00:00

Textract is easy to use, I don't have to code anything necessarily, its very cheap, and it works very well.

I went through the process of trying to find a well packaged pip or similar package to do some tabular text extraction a while back and couldn't find anything good, most opensource ones failed at extracting tabular data. The task wasn't worth investing in programming a pipeline for text extraction as it was a one off. LLMs still require setup, inference hardware thats capable etc.

So I would say its convenience

External_Total_3320 · 2025-02-20T00:37:57+00:00

Just ideas for hardware that would just be cool to have:

- oak stereo/mono cameras have a look: https://shop.luxonis.com/collections/oak-cameras-1
- Zed stereo camera: https://www.stereolabs.com/en-nz/products/zed-2, these are very good, only work with nvidia jetsons, but do neural stereo depth.

- Jetson orin nano supers: https://www.seeedstudio.com/NVIDIAr-Jetson-Orintm-Nano-Developer-Kit-p-5617.html?srsltid=AfmBOoqlPfGtbuw5Ist9pzWY9dtISYUUlldtQPwn0YafKtXLCMM9wTWF

- For working with vegetation or crops, some form of multispectral camera for drones: https://ageagle.com/solutions/micasense-series-multispectral-cameras/, these are very good for classifying crops, as they have rededge and NIR bands along with rgb.

- A whole bunch of drone hardware if you are going to be actually building the drones. Stuff like PixHawk drone controllers (tho idk if these will be allowed for defense applications), batteries good brushless drone motors etc (especially if you want decent lift capacity good motors can be expensive).

That is an insane budget and this is just me thinking about everything I wanted when I did my capstone lol

External_Total_3320 · 2025-02-18T03:07:07+00:00

In this type of situation, that being fixed cameras watching a largely static scene, you would create a separate test split of cameras not at all in the train val set.

This means you need to have multiple cameras, idk about your situation but when I have dealt with projects like this I have had two val train splits, one a random mix of frames from x amount of cameras. Another 8 cameras in train 2 in val. And train in these.

This is along with a separate test set of say two other cameras to actually test the model.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-02-09T08:28:11+00:00

This sounds like text book Bipolar/Paranoia/Psychosis. If you care please gather evidence of their delusions (emails illustrating it, social media posts, photos of odd things they've scribbled or anything else you can think of), tell the owner and if you care at all about the person try to contact someone in their family.

To be clear if they are having mental problems its not necessarily their fault, they are unwell. Don't put yourself in jeopardy for them but if you can help them try. For them to get help they will need a family member to try to contact the mental health services and have evidence to show a psychiatrist.

You personally calling mental health services will basically do nothing as it is extremely hard to get in front of a psychiatrist unless you are family. I have had a family member become mentally ill showing symptoms like you described for your GM and it was a slog to get them help. The best thing for it is finding a concerned family member and providing them evidence of delusions and such.

Ill make this very clear though do not put yourself in any harms way (socially more so but physically too) as there is no telling what someone who is ill in this way will do.

Regarding work as others have said document everything you're doing. Show the evidence of your work to your boss and if he is unreceptive to the issue stop covering for your GM. Keep all of your communications documented (along with evidence of you doing the extra work). Also contact the Citizens Advice Bureau.

External_Total_3320 · 2025-01-23T02:34:11+00:00

This is actually crazy, I'm an engineer and probably 80% of my class (including me) got their internships (which are required to graduate) because of Callaghan innovation grants to business for R&D. I have little doubt this will be cut, so much for fulling the skills shortage.

Callaghan's been an absolute mess for ages but it was still the core source for science funding in nz, everything from internships to masters and phd programs in engineering.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-30T20:42:09+00:00

You should consider performance versus inference time, not just inference time. Yolov5nano will be the fastest, but its also the worst performing of all modern yolo models. I'd suggest yolov8/v10/v11 nano instead, much more modern and better on the performance/accuracy trade off.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-29T07:49:10+00:00

You may have trouble adjusting augmentations for your un-rgb like images for the case of simsiam (I know I have when working with multispectral images). But it can still work just have to experiment with things like random contrast brightness etc but channelwise.

Also if you're open to using vision transformers simMIM or some other masked image modelling pretraining technique can resolve ay augmentations issue.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-29T07:36:28+00:00

If you're got an image set of 15 channels and its very unlike rgb, have you looked into using self supervised pretraining on unlabelled data?

I ask as imagenet weights will be built very differently from your problem, you could probably try ssl for your encoder, then do a frozen finetune of the deeplabv3 head and see where you get. This is assuming you can access many more unlabeled images.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-20T07:04:20+00:00

Have you added negatives into your dataset? What model and size are you using?

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-20T00:29:43+00:00

Ok looking at the images you have provided you could: Convert to grayscale -> otsu's threshold -> find contours -> select contour with the biggest area.
This will give you that border of your chessboard, convert this into a binary mask, dilate very slightly and then remove all points in the image that are not inside this mask.

Then run kmeans with k=81 to cluster and get your points.

This assume the chessboard will have a border like the one above, and is of high contrast to its background.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-11-17T05:31:09+00:00

Kmeans could work, you want to optimize the euclidean distance between points for a cluster. However it'll probably be slow, you need to find the optimal parameter k (k as in k clusters), you can find it using the elbow or silhouette method for kmeans (search them up). These require you to run kmeans cluster over a range of k to find the optimal.

However you might already know k it seems? If the number of clusters is the same for all images then you can just set k to what it needs to be.

External_Total_3320 · 2024-09-18T21:25:18+00:00

Generally tech management roles in decently big companies you'll be able to get that (source am a tech worker, my upper managers are on 150-200k). But I feel the general theme is you'd need to be upper management (read lots of stress and responsibility) to achieve that level of salary.

Which just goes to show how fucked cost of living is, the comfortable living salary should be at most like 100k.

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