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by NegatioN 10y ago
Prodcedural code can also be well compartmentalized and tested. I was also until recently quite convinced OOP was the only way to go, but I'm seeing signs everywhere that a lot of the design-problems I've met over the past few yea
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Wouldn't a complete rewrite of a module usually be a lot easier if the program is procedural? I think that is one of the big factors stopping that from actually happening with OO code. A rewrite is a lot harder if you tap into what exi
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Edit: I see that I didn't answer your question at all. However I'll leave it here for people who are not that familiar with ML If I'm not completely wrong, these are so called latent factors of words. That pretty much means c
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I somewhat agree. It's more often than not headlines, anecdotes and philosophy about ML. But where is the common denominator high enough to talk about it in a deeper way? I've visited /r/machinelearning, /r/com
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I don't know where to get help with this. I see one of our projects has gotten a quota of 16 GPUs in asia-east1, us-central1, us-east1. However we seem to have been allocated nothing in europe-west1. Is this an
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by NegatioN 10y ago
From my experience, network in GCE is way more stable and usable than it's AWS counterpart. So maybe we can see another OnLive rise again ;) (I'm joking, but there has to be a day when it's possible, right?)
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I quite rarely see people get flamed for providing a well-formulated opinion on HN, so I don't think you need to preface your piece with that. I mostly agree with your post, ML has great potential to augment and assist doctors in makin
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I agree with your sentiment completely, it would be a win/win to be able to use TF and other similar frameworks on AMD hardware. But I would also like to point out that using online compute power for this should be possible even at a s
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by NegatioN 10y ago
What makes you disagree with it? I haven't re-read this post from Abrash since it was written (so I don't remember the arguments), but I think telling us more about why you disagree can give valuable input to those of us who are n
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Really impressive! I feel there's still so many ideas to make a business around if you base it on ML/AI. Being early here could potentially net a huge passive income. Personally I have an idea in mind, and I'm still learning
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by NegatioN 10y ago
The more recent ghibli movies use cgi, albeit while trying to stay true to their general esthetic. The next one is supposedly entirely in cg[0]. So hopefully he wouldn't hold anyone to a higher standard than himself? :) [0]: http:&#x2
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Really enjoyed the article. It touches on some key points for me, like not having enough time (oh what a special snowflake I am). I enjoy life the most when I am not beholden to anyone else's schedule, and can take the time to notice
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Seems like the link to the article about de beers is 404. Hopefully it still exists somewhere :)
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I see it mentioned in the article that they have created a tool similar to Chaos Monkey for k8s, but I don't see any resources linking to it. Will this at some point be available publically? Although k8s ensures pods are rescheduled, m
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by NegatioN 10y ago
This is purely anecdotal of course, but the libraries are similar or better for what I've been listening to. Especially asian music seems to be easier to find on Google music. The mobile app for android is good, but I haven't seen
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by NegatioN 10y ago
I've switched to Google Music. Although that has its own set of problems, I find it has better (or more dynamic) machine learning implemented for playlists and discovery mechanics. You can even reset the information it has learned from
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Since we're now wandering in to "pick-up artist" territory, it is actually often argued that "coming from a place of abundance" is one of the key factors. In other words, you like hanging out with the woman, and you
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by NegatioN 10y ago
So, both Nvidia and Tesla are working on self-driving cars based on the sensory data mainly from cameras mounted on the car, which are then run through X number of RNNs to generate models to operate on? While Google pursues their LIDAR-appr
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Which solution is this? Do you have any links or more information about that spesifically?
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by NegatioN 10y ago
The "perfect storm of dependency versions" is a problem in Go as well though?
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Why did it get removed? I can only seem to view the first chapter now. Which really isn't enough to tell me if I'll like this or not.
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Zipkin is great. It's pretty simple to set up, and you can instrument pretty much anything to send data to it. We made it a part of our internal httpclient and Kafka client so most teams get the tracing for free. You can even visualiz
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by NegatioN 10y ago
What are some obvious additions the list is missing since it's old?
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Why the touch screen? That seems like an odd addition to the list.
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by NegatioN 10y ago
There are some brilliant ideas here (many made me smile), and I don't struggle with insomnia per se. But I have found meditation before sleep really gives a lot back in quality of sleep, and quality of life. I'm a complete novice
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Would you care to elaborate? What features are missing? What's not stable?
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Thank you, that looks like an interesting writeup! Isn't there usually some sort of "disclosure: I work for Google"? Your post-history seems very one-sided. :)
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by NegatioN 10y ago
What do you mean it has a long way to go? What exactly is missing in GCE compared to AWS? You just stated something you would be an edge in the future, but no cons it seemed like. Interested to know because we're considering cloud prov
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by NegatioN 10y ago
No, I never said I thought it was good business practice. But I'm saying it's not good business practice to ignore it. If you can afford to ignore it, then there's no issue, but there's plenty of sites that don't ha
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by NegatioN 10y ago
Well, these mails are almost an exact copy of the ones the real armada collective sent out last year though? It would make sense to be wary of them if you heard about attacks carried out by them. The question is, what should a small enterp

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