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by DTE 8y ago
I have been researching data orchestration/versioning tools for a long time and have been following the Quilt guys closely. It is definitely one of the more powerful tools in the ML/AI engineer's toolbox and solves a huge p
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Implementing YOLO v3 from scratch in PyTorch(medium.com)
11 points by DTE 8y ago|0 comments
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by DTE 8y ago
Good video on how they built out Radar. https://www.infoq.com/presentations/stripe-machine-learning
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Hands on with Google's TPUv2(medium.com)
3 points by DTE 9y ago|0 comments
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What every ML/AI developer should know about ONNX(medium.com)
1 points by DTE 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gradient° – a new suite of tools for cloud AI / ML(paperspace.com)
2 points by DTE 9y ago|0 comments
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by DTE 9y ago
Really great breakdown! Another important thing to think about when building out a production or even dev environment are the other associated costs (i.e. bandwidth, storage, egress, etc). We think that these costs can be pretty obscene in
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by DTE 9y ago
Great write up! I would be remiss to not mention Paperspace https://www.paperspace.com where we also offer cloud GPU infrastructure that is less expensive and more powerful than most of the larger clouds. We also offer a suite o
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by DTE 9y ago
For ML/deep learning tasks you should definitely use a dedicated GPU. I would recommend our GPU+ (NVIDIA Quadro M4000/P4000) which has 8GB of VRAM and 1664 CUDA cores.
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by DTE 9y ago
We have definitely been thinking a lot about what that would look like (i.e. is it more of a job architecture, an API, clustering, etc). Would love to hear your thoughts on what GPU Lambda might look like. Feel free to hit me up directly d
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by DTE 9y ago
Hi guys, Dillon here from Paperspace ( https://www.paperspace.com ). We are a cloud that specializes in GPU infrastructure and software. We launched V100 instances a few days ago in our NY and CA regions and its much less expensiv
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by DTE 9y ago
Dillon here (co-founder of Paperspace). Thanks for the article! Just a quick note that our billing is actually done down to the millisecond not the minute. I'll update our docs to make that more clear :)
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Paperspace (YC W15) is hiring a Head of Growth/Marketing to grow our GPU cloud(angel.co)
1 points by DTE 9y ago
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by DTE 9y ago
You could try Paperspace (YCW15, https://www.paperspace.com ) for hosted Windows or Linux desktops. We run our own hardware to keep costs low, all instances have a GPU, and we built a streaming algorithm that works extremely well
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by DTE 10y ago
For some context here is a great intro to adversarial networks generally: https://medium.com/@devnag/generative-adversarial-networks-g...
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How style transfer learning actually works(blog.paperspace.com)
6 points by DTE 10y ago|0 comments
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by DTE 10y ago
Yup we can do gpu-backed Windows also! They should be publicly available in the interface in the next week or two — we are hammering out some frontend changes to go with it. You can also email support [at] paperspace.com and we can set you
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by DTE 10y ago
We are using NVIDIA Quadros and the new P100's both in "pass-through" mode so you get the whole GPU. The economics of running this kind of business on top of AWS definitely doesn't make sense (we tried for a while). Ulti
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Show HN: GPU-backed Linux desktops in the cloud(paperspace.com)
23 points by DTE 10y ago|5 comments
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Paperspace (YC W15) Public Launch - Powerful desktop VMs in the cloud(blog.paperspace.com)
4 points by DTE 10y ago|0 comments
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by DTE 10y ago
This is great. We do a lot of work with GPUs in Win10 at Paperspace ( https://www.paperspace.com ) but we mostly use GPUs for video acceleration not compute. That said, all of our cloud VMs have GPUs and we are adding new instance
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Paperspace is hiring a network engineer
1 points by DTE 10y ago
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by DTE 10y ago
Guacamole is a great project for using VNC/RDP protocols. We have developed our own protocol at Paperspace which we are constantly optimizing for sub-optimal conditions which can include low bandwidth and low-quality (i.e. lots of drop
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by DTE 10y ago
Like amazon we can only offer Windows 7/2008 as part of our licensing. We will offer Windows 10/2016 as soon as it becomes possible to do so. In the meantime, we offer a BYOL option that allows you to run whatever you want on our
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by DTE 10y ago
If you are interested in VDI without the complexity that comes with AWS check us out at https://www.paperspace.com (YCW15) a few key differences: - we can stream directly to a web browser without any plugins - you can fire up a
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by DTE 10y ago
All of our machines at Paperspace https://paperspace.com have GPUs and our pricing is much more affordable (disclaimer: I'm one of the founders). Currently only Windows but Linux is coming soon :)
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by DTE 11y ago
Eve looks incredible. I love seeing the the UI stuff that these guys put out as its a non-trivial problem to wrap a complex programming model with an interface (graphical) that can expose both powerful as well as generic functionality. The
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by DTE 11y ago
Paperspace (YCW15) | NYC | Full Time - DevOps We are building a large scale virtual desktop infrastructure built entirely for the web. We are looking for local (on-site) engineers to help us architect a challenging distributed system. Espec
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by DTE 12y ago
Thanks for sharing! I've definitely bumped into jsmpeg a number of times when researching JS decoders. Did you ever pursue an emscripten/ asm.js version?
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by DTE 12y ago
We are updating the site to be more clear, so thanks for the feedback! And you are correct. We provide you a desktop OS that we deliver directly to a web browser. Unlike traditional remote desktop protocols (i.e. maybe you have VPNed into y

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