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My experience had been that it can vary quite a bit. Most of the time it’s pretty quick, but occasionally it can be over an hour.
by grandmczeb 7y ago
My experience had been that it can vary quite a bit. Most of the time it’s pretty quick, but occasionally it can be over an hour.
- sgc 7y agoMaybe that is a person verifying because the software flagged something as uncertain.
- grandmczeb 7y agoVery possible.
- dodobirdlord 7y agoMore likely, there's a work queue and sometimes it gets a bit backed up or falls a little behind while autoscaling resources kick in. Having fully dedicated capacity for something that's handled asynchronously, fluctuates with time, and can tolerate many minutes of processing delay would be a waste of money.
- sgc 7y agoIt's Amazon, to me it seems more likely they are tuning their ML with human input than they somehow need an hour to spin up AWS for their shiny new baby.
- hamandcheese 7y agoMaybe they use spot instances for all the compute.