3 ms·
No, I just mean you design your system expecting the data from machine 1462 to get analyzed at some point, but that machine belongs to some random person who un
by lacker 4y ago
No, I just mean you design your system expecting the data from machine 1462 to get analyzed at some point, but that machine belongs to some random person who uninstalled your software without you knowing about it, so you never get back an analysis. Or you have bugs that come from 100 different versions of your software running because you can't simply upgrade the software on all the machines of the datacenter.
- lagrange77 4y agoI understand. > you can't simply upgrade the software on all the machines You can update a website. And a website can use the local gpu. The break the training task in smaller pieces, parallelize and distribute it part is indeed beyond my skills.