@igelsQTs Why is Luxembourg shown as a German city now? New DLC?
@rastinza I was being a bit dark, I was sick and just realized how bad it was today. It's gastritis again. I've been in the same position working 3 jobs for very little money. Take care of yourself.
Healthy body, sick mind; it's just a matter of time before sick body, sick mind.
@rastinza It depends on the task at hand. If one finds a task where no ML algorithm adequately fits, they need to do some analysis on the target.
They will eventually find some way they are all connected so some constant like form. This would be the base of the ML algorithm. The training data needs to be constructed to where it ramps up in differences so it can be trained to eventually go for classification or sorting on the target data.
This is how I understand it. The training data is going to be where accuracy comes from. I'm quite new to ML design and this is the first time I'm going to implement a ML algorithm. I could be wrong ![]()
@Draven They could have just offed themselves. Plan B nowadays.
@rastinza Well two of them but yes. There aren't any that I have found that can do what I need. It strays a little out of ML territory and potentially into other fields.
It seems like a wasted day but I managed to get a lot of work done on the project. My theory for optimization was correct, thanks Mathematics, and much of the program is mapped with pseudo code. The two months I stated is likely going to be about right.
It's definitely coming along much better than I expected. It's more powerful than I planned if the ML algorithms function like they should. This might not be a complete pile of garbage. I just need ML to function properly and 5 different languages to work together. It's somewhere around 5 languages and it's going to be CLI. That's going to need to be revisited soon.
@PawelK I think that's the rotating disk thing. I think there's a latch in the back of the lock that will rotate to unlock.
I think those are called gates or disks. That's a really cool one. We have a lot of tubular locks here.
@PawelK CZ 76 SP-01 Tactical is one of their products. It feels good in the hand, well balanced and it has really good sights.
@PawelK OMG they have CZUB, I love their products. I might be looking to move, it sounds lovely.
@PawelK It sounded familiar but I didn't know it was the promised land! I've heard many great things about there and Romania.
@atyh @PawelK LiFePO4 batteries still need PMUs and they aren't easy for me to find at least for my requirements. Using 4 in series would be a 12.8V bundle but the individual cells need to be managed too. I've looked into engineering lifepo4 replacement batteries for laptops and it readily becomes apparent that they would rather die.
Can you construct a Stirling Engine? It's very simple and only requires a temperature differential to operate. It can either be operated with heat or cold on the respective sides. Geothermal heat from 20m down and cold from the environment would likely work. Also solar panel cooling lines could run through it before being used for hot water.
@PawelK I'm glad to hear that. Part of me wishes that I had moved somewhere around there. It sounds like a very free place.
@lucifargundam I'm just thinking about my life and how I have been denied a living more times than I care to remember.
It would be nice to make those people care but that's not going to happen. Getting kicked like a stray dog is how my life has gone.
I just want a life and that's all I have ever wanted. It doesn't look like it will ever happen.
Toughbook fan, Mathematician and Locksmith with limited success in other areas.
Political stance is far right and far left. Proponent of First Aid Kits and PPE. Easily disheartened by big tech. Partially hinged personality and stubborn enough to not write this in the First Person.
Distrust of Psychology and a fan of satire. I love a good joke and contradict myself. Somewhat serious but easily distracted.