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OpenCV 5: The Day import cv2 Became a Whole ML Runtime
I don’t talk about it much anymore, but I started my career in computer vision.
At a startup called Pathware, we built a computational microscope using Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy (where you reconstruct one high-resolution image from...
Convolutional Networks: The Day a Neural Net Got a Real Job
I deposited a check with my phone last week, and for once I actually watched it closely as it happened.
You know the motion: hold the camera over the paper, wait for the little frame to lock, and the app reads the amount back to you. I’ve...
Return of the King: Mythos is Back…with Friends
A Confession, from a Hotel Room
I’m writing to you from a hotel room in San Francisco, at the end of a long day of standing in conference halls, tired in the specific way this city makes you tired — overstimulated, a little hoarse, four...
Backpropagation: How a Network Learns Who to Blame
I want to start this week with a confession about what surprised me while I was writing it.
I knew the shape of the backpropagation story before I sat down. Werbos in 1974, ignored. Rumelhart, Hinton, and Williams in 1986, celebrated. The...
The Day Apple Turned Your MacBook Into a Linux Box
The story nobody noticed
I want to tell you about an announcement that should have been the headline of WWDC 26 and wasn’t.
Apple Intelligence got the keynote slot. Vision Pro got the demo. The new design language got the marketing bud...
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