It's a good model though with an R² of 96% Check it out https://www.blockchaincenter.net/ethereum-rainbow-chart/ submitted by /u/blockchaincenter_de [link] [Kommentare]

Hi everyone, Posted this a while back... a checklist I made while prepping for a CV internship (landed it, hence sharing). It's not a textbook, just a phase-by-phase map of what to actually study for CV/ML interviews: math → CNNs → ViTs → detection → tracking, plus specialization tracks you pick based on the role. After checking on it after a while it got a decent number of stars which surprised and made me happy that people found it useful to save it for later. I decided after that to add more in-demand tracks to help more people after doing some research of the basic internship requirements and maybe a little more. So, just added three new specialization tracks: Segmentation, OCR, and VLMs, on top of the existing ReID and Deployment tracks. Also cleaned up the structure a bit and added proper contributing guidelines if anyone wants to add their own track (3D vision, pose estimation, etc. are open). GitHub: https://github.com/David-Magdy/CVIL Feedback/PRs welcome, especially if something's outdated or miscategorized. And remember to keep it CVIL! submitted by /u/PolarIceBear_ [link] [Kommentare]

Hey guys. A couple months back I asked this sub for some reality checks on using a 30:1 metal cycloidal to replace 3D printed joints for QDD. The first batch of CNC parts finally showed up. I was honestly expecting the tight machining tolerances to make it bind up, but turning the output flange by hand... the back-drivability is wild. Just for context: we were getting super annoyed with stripping the 3D-printed plastic gears on open-source rigs like the Berkeley Lite and ALOHA. They are awesome projects, but the plastic joints are fragile and a nightmare to maintain. So we designed this as a drop-in replacement (calling it the Starfruit Actuator). Instead of printing two different plastic joint types, we wanted a single unified metal design to simplify the BOM and actually survive dynamic loads. Specs we're rolling with for the final drop: 30:1 ratio (30 teeth, 31 pins) Dual absolute encoders (supports FOC & MIT modes) Fully ODrive-compatible Target price: ~$149 Next up is integrating the motor and driver board, then throwing it on the test bench to see if it survives a 76 Nm torque test without exploding. Fingers crossed lol. Let me know what you think of the machining! All the STEP files, ROS2 nodes, and configs are going to be 100% open source. I'll drop the project link in the comments if anyone wants to track the testing or grab the files when they go live. submitted by /u/External_Wasabi9131 [link] [Kommentare]

In comparison with all other top 15 alt rubbish, ADA has lost the most in the last year or so. Any chances of recovery? Any reasons of the dump? Is ADA going to be one of the things of the past like NEO and ZIL etc? submitted by /u/NoManagement3224 [link] [Kommentare]

So MSTR has pretty much been the only and the very last institutional buyer of BTC. At a certain point their buys did not pump the price anymore, they just sustained it. Now the party is almost over and the music about to stop. Most here believe that. So obviously when the news comes out that MSRT is saying they are preparing to sell up to a billion dollars worth of Bitcoin, after the price crashed on them just selling 32 BTC. Well obviously, EVERYBODY here and their grandmothers are expecting the price to crash. And what do people who think they are smarter than everybody else do when they are a 100% convinced the price of Bitcoin will go down? They open a short on Bitcoin, or gamble on polymarket that the price will go down. It's free money right? Borrow some Bitcoin now, sell em quickly, then when MSTR crashes the price buy back the Bitcoin you borrowed and give em back, the price difference is pure profit. Now currently these shorts are not yet in. Give it a week or so, maybe 2. Price will prob slip a bit to 55K or so. Then when the shorst start piling in .... BOOM massive 11% pump in a single day! 11% is enough to liquidate everybody that used 10x leverage. When that happens their colletoral is used to buy the Bitcoin they borrowed back which pushed up the price even more. Now it's 22% up, now everybody that shorted with 5x leverage gets liquidated. Their colletoral is used to buy the Bitcoin they borrowed and sell back, to give it back. This pushes the price up even more. BTC is up 30% in 20 hours. And some bot actually posted a 67 meme. Now all posts on r bitcoin and r cryptocurrency are about people who bough the dip and are making fun of the doubters. All the bots asking the people "Did you buy the dip?" Some people are saying: Haha, I was right to hold. Now BTC is going straight to 200K by Christmas. FOMO kicks in again. Retail is buying again because Christmas is coming! And then MSTR sells their first batch of Bitcoin and we go straight to 45K. Now the posts on r/cryptocurrency are about how this was soooo predictable everybody knew it was going to happen (but today I will catch a million downvotes) And when somebody thinks he is smarter than everybody else once, he will think it again. So this scenario will probably play out 2 or 3 more times ... before Christmas and BTC at 33k. submitted by /u/MelangeBot [link] [Kommentare]