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by ablekh 7y ago
While respecting the author's good intentions to share knowledge, I think that calling this set of (shallow) notes a "book" is an insult to all decent comprehensive books and their authors.
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Migrating to open-source technologies: Taking back control using open software(home.cern)
1 points by ablekh 7y ago|0 comments
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by ablekh 7y ago
Among several other books on or related to the subject, I ran across this 2017 book ( https://www.amazon.com/Art-Capacity-Planning-Scaling-Resourc... ), which largely has triggered my question.
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Ask HN: Capacity Planning in the Cloud: An Oxymoron?
1 points by ablekh 7y ago|2 comments
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by ablekh 7y ago
Surprised to see lack of any comments on experts systems domain from the semantic technologies perspective. Is it because both domains are disconnected (concepts-wise, tools-wise or otherwise) or because people from the experts systems doma
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by ablekh 8y ago
Here are some relevant and IMO very interesting videos for your viewing pleasure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reytu0y5efs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5nSKLyrM1s (long talk by SR-71 pilot Maury Rose
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by ablekh 8y ago
"There's a real truth to the idea that you will be putting your all into any business, so if you have one that really can create an entire career's worth of wealth at once for you and your whole team, you should optimize for
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by ablekh 8y ago
Rich, thank you for taking time to comment. It is somewhat generic (others: feel free to offer more specific insights), however, it is totally understandable. I very much appreciate your interest. Will continue our conversation via e-mail.
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Ask HN: Starting a Science-Focused Startup
1 points by ablekh 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Starting a Science-Focused Startup
2 points by ablekh 8y ago|2 comments
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by ablekh 8y ago
Hope is definitely there. As long as we are alive, there is hope. Please hang in there. As many people here, I as well can relate to many aspects of what you are currently going though. I'm sending you some positive energy and can shar
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Trump Officials Tried to Fast-Track Nuclear Tech Transfer to Saudi Arabia(arstechnica.com)
12 points by ablekh 8y ago|0 comments
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by ablekh 8y ago
Ah, good ol' Delphi ... Sweet memories ... (A former user of Turbo Pascal, Delphi and C++ Builder here.) For some desktop applications, using Lazarus is most likely fine. For a wider adoption, it needs a rich(er) set of VCLs and a seam
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BMW and Porsche Just Beat Tesla to Three-Minute Charge(bloomberg.com)
3 points by ablekh 8y ago|0 comments
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by ablekh 8y ago
These are outliers (as unicorn companies are, in general).
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by ablekh 9y ago
Since when Atlanta is not a major metropolitan area? Based on a super quick research, I would expect ATL to, at least, lead the chart, if not land at its top.
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by ablekh 9y ago
I hope that people here will enjoy this amazing video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbSu2PXOTOc ) as much as I did. I knew that crows are smart, but this is clearly the next level of intelligence ... By the way, I have di
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by ablekh 9y ago
I stand by my opinion, but you have to read it not literally. Firstly and obviously, the phrase "just replace" is somewhat a simplification, even though I believe that, in any decent organization, it should not have any ripple eff
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by ablekh 9y ago
This makes no sense, because CEOs are not irreplaceable (and, thus, should not be immune). Just replace a bad CEO with a good one and all "innocent" workers will not only not suffer, but will be in a better shape due to expected o
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by ablekh 9y ago
Oops, just saw that you referenced the same paper in a comment below. Sorry! :-)
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by ablekh 9y ago
Nice comment. In regard to your reference to reducing precision to FP16 for performance gains, you might want to read a recently published paper by Baidu Research and NVIDIA teams on mixed precision training of deep learning models (link to
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Open sourcing Photon ML(engineering.linkedin.com)
1 points by ablekh 10y ago|0 comments