Christian Wolf

Christian Wolf

@chriswolfvision.bsky.social

Principal Scientist at Naver Labs Europe, Lead of Spatial AI team. AI for Robotics, Computer Vision, Machine Learning. Austrian in France. https://chriswolfvision.github.io/www/

6,306 Followers 819 Following 2,057 Posts Joined Feb 2024
1 hour ago

Same. This is also the reason why you get a degree and not just a salary. In some non STEM fields this is unfortunately sometimes the only thing you get: a degree but no salary.

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10 hours ago

0.0026 !!

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10 hours ago
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I knew it. This confirms what I knew all my life. I may have Aphantasia (I do ...) but I see colors exceptionally well.

www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...

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16 hours ago

Treat it as a synonym for "AGI".

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16 hours ago
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Jon Barron on the other site (@jonbarron.bsky.social) on post-AGI research in AI.

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19 hours ago
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Japan? No, Lyon, France!

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22 hours ago

I think the samples have also been cherry picked by the NYT on purpose.

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1 day ago

Fantastic! ❤️

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1 day ago

Thanks!

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1 day ago

So what's the story on the choice of your avatar?

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1 day ago

Artikelerscheinungssehnsucht

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1 day ago

I envy you.

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1 day ago

OMG --- I took the NYT blind test "AI writing vs. human writing" and I prefer --- AI writing. I am ... shocked. I should delve deeply into these results.

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1 day ago

No Canada pin?
😉

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2 days ago

Excellent!

@jdigne.bsky.social, @nbonneel.bsky.social and @brunolevy01.bsky.social might want to know about this 😀

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2 days ago

Yes. But what good is it for in a garden?

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2 days ago
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Somebody on reddit found this in a gardening shop and asked what it was. So my question is not on computational geometry nerds but rather botanists: what do you use it for 🤓

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2 days ago

Interesting, that is unexpected.
I hope it helps Bluesky to grow.

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2 days ago

Yes, indeed, that doesn't work with my mine either. I don't remember if it ever worked, but definitely not now.

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2 days ago

Ok, correction: probably much more than 6h still. I spent the full day reading a PhD thesis with some interruptions and still have 47% of battery life (but it will shut down roughly at 20%). In any case, it's enough for my use case, but I can't just charge it once a week anymore.

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2 days ago

I also put it there and nothing can change that perception. My wife has a more recent one and I don't see a huge difference, at least given what I do with it: reading and annotating papers 😆 It's fluid, no hicks, looks good. If I were a mobile gamer, things would probably be much different.

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2 days ago

It's ok, a couple of hours (5-6h?), which is still sufficient, but not optimal. But it's non-linear now: once it's down to 20%, it switches off without warning.

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Fascinating: after 9 years my iPad Pro from 2017 still works like a charm.

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2 days ago

Yes, indeed.

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2 days ago
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😬

It looks like we automate the really important stuff.

From: www.theinformation.com/articles/ope...

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4 days ago
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4 days ago
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Post ECCV Cycling....

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4 days ago

We are not all equal...

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6 days ago

Maybe we should stop calling it vibecoding and call it what it is.

Natural language programming.

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5 days ago

A publication world model!

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