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by Avalaxy 5y ago
? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/conc... Not sure where you get your information from. It says it right here, you can use "local computer" for training your model, and that
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
AzureML and its AutoML are not unaffordable. It's literally a free service. You only pay for any compute you may consume, and for that you only pay the bare VM price. But you don't have to, you can also use your local compute for
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Yet in Microsofts own cmd tool I need to put quotes around my path if I want to refer to any files/folders below those folders.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Definitely true. The netherlands for example is VERY Microsoft oriented. I come across .NET everywhere.
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Canonical Begins Offering Ubuntu Images Optimized for Intel CPUs(phoronix.com)
5 points by Avalaxy 5y ago|0 comments
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Yep. Currently sitting in a waiting room with other people. I didnt bring headphones so have no way to consume this content.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Why would anyone need to? I get called by recruiters 3 times per day, and I'm nobody special.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Of course. In other countries it's affordable and going to college becomes a no-brainer.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
All I hear around here is Mendix. Experiences with it seem to be quite good. I think it's more low-code than no-code as you can write custom things with Java.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
The guy who built this is a programmer, not a call-center slave. It's not hard finding something better in this market.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Excited for the new changes that kernel 5.12 and 5.13 bring. Especially NVidia+Wayland and the hotplugging of AMD GPUs. Let's hope NVidia will follow soon with this functionality (but I doubt it).
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
The rock would have been there before the dog would be able to hear the boom. More likely explanation: there was a bright flash in the sky, and the dog saw this.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> it can even be recommended to do async void I don't see this reflected in the linked article at all. Aren't you confusing async void with async Task?
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> I know what laptop I'm getting next. And it won't be a dell. Tell me about these greener pastures!
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> And if you ever need to actually talk to someone over there, it's a nightmare I never understand it when I see people say this about Azure. Did you ever try creating a support ticket through the Azure portal? My experience has bee
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Would it not be possible for you to stream the data to a data lake and then take it from there to either do bulk inserts, or smooth out the inserts at a predictable rate to remove the peaks?
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
You can, but probably most people don't do this, as they see themselves as a subject-matter expert on every topic, based on their gut feeling.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Yup. All I ever found was freeloaders who don't put in nearly the same effort. Serious business people who will relentlessly try to get feedback, sell the product and make deals are pretty rare. But when you have one, it's worth g
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
A bootstrapper doesn't need that.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> The current apocalyptic scenarios we see on the medias is too extreme and pessimistic Source? If anything, scientists have been too conservative in their warnings. Time and time again, we see that climate change is going _much_ faster
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
> You can't even crowdfund via Kickstarter for example Why not?
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Unrelated to this thread, but I always found 'optiver' such a weird name for a Dutch company. Sounds to me like "optiefer". "Optiefen" is a Dutch way of saying "fuck off".
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Probably not enough data points.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
I always refer those people to this XKCD: https://xkcd.com/1732/ . It visualizes things very powerfully. Yet, I never get a response anymore after sending this to them.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Needs a title update: only applies to the US. In almost any other civilized country a master degree is (nearly) free.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
Just got to wait 4 more years then.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
I want to point out glassdoor is incredibly helpful for this. I already dodged a bullet because of that.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
As a counter point to his 'Repeatability' point: in Excel you can treat your workbook as a simple output for your data files. Let's say I have my data in a CSV file (like the example), I can just load the data from the CSV fi
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
It's a good book! I read it before we started calling it "artificial intelligence" or "machine learning". It was just data mining back then. I think the book and the algorithms in it are still very relevant today.
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by Avalaxy 5y ago
This is very very often thr case with crappy chinese games in the play store. I get ads for so many games that look cool in the trailer but are apparently something completely different if you read the reviews. There's even one that us

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