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I went to Berkeley in computer science too... I have this shocking finding about... it seems like students are trained to do the work, while the people who kiss up become the managers and ask these capable students to do the work. The manager could be making 2 times what the workers make. Also in the Silicon Valley, they hire 23 or 24 years old as full time employees, and past 35 or 38, they hire them as contractors, who may make 60% or 50% of what a regular full time employee makes (and no bonus, no ESPP, no stock, no vacation, no holidays, no sick days, no health insurance, no life insurance, no dental, no vision). So it is like, letting them make just about enough to pay the bills and they may have to work till 65 or 70. Some people I know, they just buy some houses and can retire at the age of 53 or 55 instead. So this kind of shattered my thinking: learn what I love and have passion and have to work till I die, and the ultimate solution is to be a landlord?

The story to hack the grade database of university is sick. Also, it's a good anecdotes that following your passion and working on the most interesting things is much straight forward than forcing a hard decision like dropping-out and starting a new startup.

Michael Jordan, Pls. 😊

Anyone confused about what the difference between c and p in the output vector?

Cool. 😊

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Hate this guy ong

can you share slides

Where is Mr Lam🤨

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bad quakity audio

So interesting

What a super flight plan for any young person wanting to add value - be humble , work with teams of competent people , if you see a process defect jump in and own it , and solve it

This might be the most insightful video on all of youtube😉 Hope you enjoy this hastily drawn peek into the future!

*promo sm* ⭐

great work

One clever smart answer by Lars , allowed his career to continue. His answer was " 3 days " probably saved his career. Cool story.

The story from Lars about 3/4 way in about automating wheel alignment in the production line is a great example of a engineer with conviction acing there job. Story or answer was really impressive.

Standout impression for me about Lars is deep integrity.

Super interesting formation story on outlook from a very young age. Super committed from a young age to make cars. A bit like Adrian Newey , Super committed to building fast cars so knew he needed to study aerodynamics. Lars knew he needed to study manufacturing engineering , cos he knew he wanted to build cars.

EXCELLENT insights! THANK YOU so much for your generosity and for sharing!

A part from the IoU (not UoI) these explanations are great! Thank you :-)

Magnífica y clara, precisa y preciosa explicación, incluso para una "mujer de Letras.

explanation is really great. thank you for fluently and simple explanation.just the audio wasn't great as much. thank you so much

Super good review. THANK YOU

The Y Scraper is genius🤣

why the instructor says UoI thought the whole course?? isn't it IoU? (as the formula shows, Intersection over Union)

At 11.08 output should be (S, S, No of Bounding Box x (5 + No of Total Classes)) and not (S, S, (5X no of bounding boxes + No of Classes))

Very good vid

"you can't be too smart" :D that's the greatest advice for me so far. I'm kinda old, I know too much. It's better to be in your 20s and still naive. Too much knowledge can paralyse you.

where can I find this code ?

Alvin, positive and dedicated as always, very glad the world has you working on solutions to the VR problem (i.e. there's not enough VR adoption yet)! Thanks for sharing so much with us, very insightful. My condolences for your father.

Great presentation and product. I'm an investor of yours on Republic. I'm no startup expert like your audience, but I have a good feeling about you. Keep up the great work.

Thank you 🙏🏻

I liked this video and interview! Great quality in audio, congratulations for this work. Greetings from Sonora, México.

Great interview.

This was a really good interview! It was really nice to hear their experience talking about how they found out what they wanted to do in their career

How do you trust people to write down everything they think you can improve on without telling them the idea, or does this happen after the patent is paid for? I really want peoples opinion but worried they would steal or tell my idea to others before patent is paid for.

at 11:00 isnt it better label with S x S X (5 (B+C))

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Such a clear explaination ! but I want to make sure that what I understood is correct so here's my understanding and doubts: 1. we divide image into S x S grid 2. In each grid, we try to predict probability that the bounding box(which we are predicting from our model) contains an object or not 3. With 2, we try to predict the coordinates of the bounding box and the respctive conditional probabilities of classes 4. Step 2,3 is I suppose the output of the model w.r.t each grid but I am still confused that if B is no of bounding boxes which we want to predict then why do we need 5B+C vectors?

Globalist psychopath wants to save humanity by replacing health-promoting, nutrient-dense animal foods with... genetically-modified, heavily-processed, disease-promoting, malnourishing, fake-food excrement. At least it’s “plant-based”!

12:20 I thought yolo has no pooling layer?

U forgot that u know satoshi ….. mr pool

thank god for the subtitles

Hi michael thank you for a excellent leaning experience

Amazing teacher ! Thank you