DevelopingElk

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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Mostly AWS relies on each region being its own isolated copy of each service. It gets tricky when you have globalized services like IAM. AWS tries to keep those to a minimum.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
It kind of makes sense. It's good enough to stop a non-coder. Anything in the browser can be either broken by a serious coder or has unpleasant tradeoffs. Amazon would need to drop this feature to seriously lock down their books
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
And Apple did provide all iCloud data they had available.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
One more concern I noticed: This generative approach needs not only for each layer to select each output with uniform probability, but also for each layer to select each output with uniform probability regardless of the input. This is the b
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
A thought on why the intermediate L2 losses are important: In the early layers there is little information so the L2 loss will be high and images blurry. In much deeper layers the information from the argmins will dominate and there will be
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
First, I think this is really cool. Its great to see novel generative architectures. Here are my thoughts on the statistics behind this. First, let D be the data sample. Start with the expectation of -Log[P(D)] (standard generative model o
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
My view on this is that it is sad, but makes sense from a business perspective. Intel is in a really hard place which means making some painful cuts, especially in things with long term benefits. The Linux kernel is mostly funded by big com
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
I wonder what would happen if F droid signed all software under their keys even though they aren't the developer? Make Google ban them instead of just giving up?
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
I think that AWS Reserved Instances will still be OK. That is purchasing a product with an expiration date, with the product being compute hours. And its mostly B2B, this article is mostly focusing on B2C. AWS will mostly be in the clear. S
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Much safer. Spelunking can be fairly safe if done with caution and an experienced team. Cave diving causes fatalities even among experts.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
I see the heterogeneous architectures as mostly a plus. If you want the most throughput for a highly parallel workload given a power and silicon budget 100% E cores would be best. If you have some workloads that don't parallelize well
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
For sure. The issue is that many AI workloads require terabytes per second of memory bandwidth and are on the cutting edge of memory technologies. As long as you can get away with little memory usage you can have massive savings, see Bitcoi
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Not true. High end controllers need DRAM for caching indexes. That's at least a few dollars. Flash storage is a commodity, we are paying close to the amortized cost of manufactured and sales.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
It's because age isn't normally distributed. The annual odds of dying go up by a factor of 2 every 8 years. This gives tighter bounds on age than a normal distribution would give.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
That, and there were survivors to tell the tale. Ships sinking with all on board lost was a reality. There was always the chance that one who went out to sea might not return. The Titanic's survivors made the story known and memorable.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Flash chips, unlike hard drives, are highly reliant on their controllers. If you hit it with a hammer the data is unrecoverable. No need for a voltage zap.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
It's 1. A combination of better telescopes and GPU accelerated algorithms for picking out moving objects.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Agreed. Even as someone who thinks the strikes were justified this was an inevitable outcome. Iran was trying to get as far as they could with their enrichment without provoking a military response. Once there was a military response there
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Yes. A combination of being hand copied and the text having no punctuation.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
I see that although unemployment is higher for CS underemployment is lower than many other majors. So I wouldn't immediately discount CS but the report is saying that CS isn't an immediate high paying job.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
This is correct. I will add that sampling from the distribution thereafter is equivalent to on policy learning.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
I think the article's analysis of overapproximation bias is correct. The issue is that due to the Max operator in the Q learning noise is amplified over timesteps. Some methods to reduce this bias, such as https://arxiv.org&
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Running out of IP addresses within that VPC is a real difficulty for services still using it.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
Manifolds are generally considered objects of themselves, and it may be difficult to embed then in higher dimensional objects. This is especially the case for tricky manifolds like those with a Kervaire invariant of 1.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
The high temperature talked about in the article is close to 800 Celsius. That far exceeds home or even most industrial appliances. The primary use would be in turbines where the combination of strength and heat conductivity can keep the bl
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
The layman's answer is that since everywhere was very dense there wasn't a gravitational pull to one direction or another since it all cancelled out.
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by DevelopingElk 1y ago
In cryptography it is common to get exact estimates for the number of bit operations required to break a cipher. Asymptomatic analysis is great in some circumstances. It for example explains why quicksort is faster than bubble sort for larg
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by DevelopingElk 2y ago
Yes, from a language design it's ugly and the implementation is convoluted. From a user perspective it's awesome and enables better interfaces.
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by DevelopingElk 2y ago
Standard airplanes used for passenger travel have transonic airflow. Some air is forced to be supersonic as it passes over the wing and around the body of the plane. The Transonic Truss-Braced Wing is still experimental but prototypes have
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by DevelopingElk 2y ago
As with many inventions, the Wright brothers weren't the first inventors of the airplane but the last ones. Everyone else built off them.

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