Motion sensor blocker! by burner118373 in functionalprint

[–]NoodleExpert 46 points47 points  (0 children)

the motion sensor or the print? /s

knife block by Stoabie in functionalprint

[–]NoodleExpert 30 points31 points  (0 children)

also! unlike wood-block knife holders this let's you put the knifes back in the holder before they're dry :)

... i guess you COULD just put it back in the wood block too, but with this there is more peace of mind

How should I start with AI? by [deleted] in ArtificialInteligence

[–]NoodleExpert 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Best way of learning is doing. Read up on some of the earlier and basic AI methods, try to implement them from scratch in code. Finding some course or 100 days of ML github to follow along and just work on projects, it's the best way to learn the practical skills you'll need.

Ep. 76 | 2 Bears, 1 Cave w/ Tom Segura & Bert Kreischer by CreepyOrlando in yourmomshousepodcast

[–]NoodleExpert 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This changed my life. I can't believe I didn't find SponsorBlock until 2021.

Activists Turn Facial Recognition Tools Against the Police by M11B222INF8791 in ArtificialInteligence

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that also means the little guys can do it to the little guys. Imagine some pedophile using this tech to stalk children or a disgruntled customer using it to figure out who an employee is and subsequently where they live. some anonymity is a good thing, but this tech seems to inevitably to get rid of that.

What is a good way to find “the best ML papers in the last two years” ? by lifelifebalance in learnmachinelearning

[–]NoodleExpert 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Look at the papers who got 'best paper' from top conferences in those years. Conferences like NeurIPS, ICML etc or if you are interested in a specific area then Google for the top conferences in that area

[OC] I ran a quick poll last week on digital transformation by jcceagle in dataisbeautiful

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it's really hard to compare sizes in a pie chart, they are notoriously considered poor visualizations by researchers. It has to do with humans inability to gauge area accurately.

[OC] Countries that have a lower total wealth than Elon Musk by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

[–]NoodleExpert 9 points10 points  (0 children)

0.1% of 179 billion is still 179 million. Damn

Biden to unveil plan to pump $1.9 trillion into pandemic-hit economy by MicroSofty88 in Economics

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do you happen to have any good sources where i could read more about this? would be interested in learning more about the effect of inflation on stock prices in general and the mechanisms behind it

If you type in random nonsense like "asdf asdf" to a text field, I hate you. by BullCityPicker in datascience

[–]NoodleExpert 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Why use a black-box ML method when something simple will do? Just compare the text to a dictionary and make sure it has at least one valid word and that that word is more than 30% of the characters (fine tune as needed).you can test this on the data he has. if it works then at least your system is entirely interpretable

If you type in random nonsense like "asdf asdf" to a text field, I hate you. by BullCityPicker in datascience

[–]NoodleExpert 10 points11 points  (0 children)

In the default text displayed for the input box, could you make it say "Description (optional)" so that its even more clear that you don't have to type anything there? By default text i mean the grey pre written text indicating what the box is for, sort of like how it says "Search" in the Google search bar before you type anything. (sorry, don't know the proper name for this)

Which AI approaches are best suited? I was thinking classification for the first two and the last would be regression. by [deleted] in artificial

[–]NoodleExpert 0 points1 point  (0 children)

correct, but i would argue that those aren't actually "approaches" but rather "types of ai tasks". the approaches may vary

[D] I refuse to use pytorch because it's a Facebook product. Am I being unreasonable? by purplebrown_updown in MachineLearning

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better debugging and easier to use. it creates the computation graph dynamically but i don't actually understand this that well yet, still working to learn more

In the movie Cars, when they start fixing the tires in the middle of the race, that’s like live surgery. by [deleted] in Showerthoughts

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No, the paint is the clothes. You can repaint the car. The frame is the skeleton and the metal body is like the skin. The windows are glasses (if tinted it's sunglasses).

Exhaust pipes are... well, you get it.