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How to beat ARC-AGI-2(lewish.io)
2 points by 1ewish 1y ago|0 comments
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On representations and abstractions (ARC)(lewish.io)
2 points by 1ewish 1y ago|0 comments
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Primitive Kolmogorov complexity is computable(lewish.io)
25 points by 1ewish 1y ago|9 comments
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How does intelligence relate to compression?(lewish.io)
2 points by 1ewish 1y ago|0 comments
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The Heat Death Company: Solving humanity's ultimate challenge(theheatdeathcompany.com)
16 points by 1ewish 2y ago|1 comments
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by 1ewish 2y ago
I've used GitHub Pages for a long time to serve sites for free, notably https://asciiflow.com , however I have recently moved it and other sites to CloudFlare Pages - it's also got a very generous free tier and many oth
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by 1ewish 2y ago
Ok thank you! I think I can see how I am wrong now and why it doesn't actually make a difference.
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by 1ewish 2y ago
What am I missing here? It states: > On the equator, every day of the year is exactly 12 hours long But surely that is not true, as the Earth's rotation is tilted. Is this supposed to be a year round average? Despite calling out mor
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by 1ewish 2y ago
Whilst it is not framed as such, there are some interesting high level takeaways in here for AI, particularly around e.g program synthesis/induction and ARC. I think Wolfram could contribute a lot if he shifted his focus towards these
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by 1ewish 2y ago
I believe this is part of Wolfram's general point around computational irreducibility - there are none.
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A guide to data quality testing in BigQuery with Dataform(dataform.co)
3 points by 1ewish 7y ago|0 comments
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Great data teams build products(dataform.co)
3 points by 1ewish 7y ago|0 comments
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by 1ewish 7y ago
A UI for building data transformations (SQl queries) isn't on our immediate roadmap, but we have thought about it. We are taking a bit of a bet here that the industry is moving towards SQL, and we see a growing interesting in analysts
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by 1ewish 7y ago
Dataform still requires you to move your data to a single place where it can be queried together, whether that's S3 with Presto, Redshift spectrum, or something else. There are lots of great products for moving data like this, Stitch,
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by 1ewish 7y ago
Yup, the warehouse or query engine does the heavy lifting, we do the orchestration and make easier to develop these pipelines.
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by 1ewish 7y ago
Great question :) 1. Speed. We wanted compilation to really, really fast. 2. In all honesty we just weren't big fans of Jinja, having used it for quite a while. JS templating is OK out the box, and we are considering React like syntax
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by 1ewish 7y ago
On-prem: Right now our IDE is only available as SaaS, although we will be looking at this in the near future. You can develop and test projects with the CLI and deploy them yourself but no tutorials for setting this up beyond the basics yet
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by 1ewish 7y ago
Possibly controversial, but I don't believe there are that many situations in data analytics where you really need realtime/streaming analytics. It usually comes at the cost of significant additional complexity and maintenance, th
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by 1ewish 7y ago
CTO here, What are you after? :) Athena/Presto, Azure are next in our sights.