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Hello wise people, I'm currently studying Computer Science and Im at the stage where I have to choose a speciality or whatever it's called and I'm stuck between AI and Computer Science. I love Programming, and making stuff but I also am interested in AI and Machine Learning and maybe Robotics. In my college, AI is almost 90% theoretical unlike CS which is why I'm so indecisive. Also correct me if I'm wrong, from what I've seen and heard, most companies hire people with CS degrees, while only the top companies hire people with AI degrees. And I want to feel confident about my chances to get a ..read more

For my school senior project, i need to work with a mentor(a professional in the field of cs over the age of 25) on my project. The only real requirement is that i need to have 6 zoom meetings with my mentor to get feedback. my plan is to build a website for music producers to search for sample loops based solely on descriptors. for example, they could search a phrase like “sad fast” and get a list of sad, fast samples. it would also allow users to upload and have their own loops categorized. this will all be built on preexisting api’s, so its not super ambitious. the only issue is that i nee ..read more

Hi, I struggle to understand how instruction delay interacts with data dependency. E.g. a cpu, with a multiplication time and delay of 1 and 5 cycles and an addition time and delay of 1 and 2 cycles, tries to do these operations (result stored in first operand): mul x, y -> mul x, z add x, y -> mul x, z Sadly, I'm having a really hard time figuring this out via benchmarks, even when using fenced rtdscp... Will it execute in 7 cycles (5 delay, 2 exec, second delay can start during first), 11 (second delay starts with end of first delay) or 12 cycles (second delay starts when data beco ..read more

Hello, CompSci community! I recently wrote an article titled "Build ML Models on the Highest Quality Data: Meet sCompute" and I thought it might be of interest to this group. In the article, I delve into the crucial role that high-quality data plays in developing accurate and reliable machine learning models. Key points discussed in the article include: The significance of data quality in ML model performance Common data quality issues and their impact on model accuracy Introduction to sCompute, a platform for accessing high-quality data for ML projects Benefits of using curated, reliable da ..read more

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Hi, I am struggling to simplify this SoP A'B'C' + A'B'C + A'BC' + A'BC+ABC . I solved it using Karnaaugh map, and the final result is A'+BC. Can anyone help? submitted by /u/pois0nivyyy [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi everyone I have a question related to information theory I think. Imagine a very tiny programming language operating on an array of N bits. The language possesses 3 instructions and branching structure : < rotate the array left > rotate the array right * invert the first bit of the array ( ... ) execute the instructions between the parenthesis if the first bit in the array is set There is two ways of viewing a program written in this language : A sequence of characters representing the instructions A tuple of N truth functions of arity N While these two representations are equiv ..read more

I wrote a small file encryption program in C# a short while ago. It reads files as bytes and then alters every byte of a file to encrypt it. The changes are then reversed on decryption. What I’ve noticed is that no matter how large the file is, decryption is always instant, whereas encryption can take minutes on larger files. Why could this be? submitted by /u/moss_2703 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more