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by babo 10y ago
Is compiling from source is the only way to test Spark 2.0 without using the proprietary Databricks package?
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by babo 10y ago
The victim? Why on earth?
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by babo 10y ago
Get him out, this will not change. Ask your layer how to make it but you as a founder has the right to select who to work with.
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by babo 10y ago
It's using a trained torch model, available as a separate down download. That's a large blob of code and data, around 670MB.
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by babo 10y ago
Tried with some historical photos and my own BW images. It's missing the global image prior for most of the images except vegetation, it has a hard time even with people. For local features I've seen similar problems, my guess is
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by babo 10y ago
Why not trying it out yourself? They provide the model to download and torch code to run it on any photo. https://github.com/satoshiiizuka/siggraph2016_colorization
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by babo 10y ago
Haven't found any info of the availability or price. Interesting concept anyway.
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by babo 10y ago
Could you share some fact with us?
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by babo 10y ago
Pretty misleading title, all open Github projects has that many issues altogether.
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by babo 10y ago
GCE is pretty much based on Google internal technologies and infrastructure. They had a low profile on GCE, they services are more hand picked, but it's a mature and complete service offering.
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by babo 10y ago
Azure is fine for a Windows oriented company. It's not mature enough, but soon will be a serious competitor, even for a linux shop. Watch out!
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by babo 10y ago
It depends on your state and needs. It's a no brainer if the majority of your customers are in a specific region where AWS has a nearby datacenter or when you need some specific service from AWS like DynamoDb, IAM, CloudFormation, Acti
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by babo 10y ago
Great news, I'll try today!
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by babo 10y ago
g2 instances has a GPU which is not compatible with the stock tensorflow, you must rebuild it from source. Do you have a workaround for that?
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by babo 10y ago
Moving data would be a bottleneck for sure. Distributing the model itself with the state of the calculation and the required samples is just too much compared to the CPU power a raspberry pi can provide.
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by babo 11y ago
We used to sit down together to the do review. The reviewer set an open timeslot for a possible review, the first who grabs it sits down and together they review it. The calendar entry helps to timebox the review process, the verbal communi
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by babo 11y ago
So you are refused to use react or babel, right?
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by babo 11y ago
Do you have a link to the data? I checked the webpage but haven't found it.
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by babo 11y ago
Have you tried atom with default plugins only?
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by babo 11y ago
For me that's an annoying experience. It's there at the bottom of each Azure page, pops in immediately, without a chance to digest the information first. Pretty bad UI.
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by babo 11y ago
Yep, the same for me, looks like a random guess.
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by babo 11y ago
and it gives you logging as well
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by babo 11y ago
I switched to python3 after measured a large ETL process converted. As scientific packages are rely on FFI and the actual code is running outside of python I'm puzzled with your comment about speed.
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by babo 11y ago
Tableau Desktop Professional is $1,999, as the regular has a limited connectivity this is version to get for an enterprise user.
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by babo 11y ago
Tableau is a great product but with a high price stigma. I really like it, when clients asking for recommendation my first answer is Tableau. They like the product and the features but the reaction is always the same: nice, but it's to
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by babo 11y ago
The full podcast of the interview: http://metisstrategy.com/podcasts/Interview%20with%20Mike%20...
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by babo 11y ago
It just works in this case without any trick for me, I'm positively surprised.
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by babo 11y ago
I suggest gatling.io as an alternative where you can record and replay browsing session while doing load testing. The tool is pretty interesting, acts as a proxy to record a browsing session and turns it into a Scala DSL code what you can m
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by babo 11y ago
The about page is just a click away. On your third visit that part would be irrelevant, I prefer to put it in a separate page.
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by babo 11y ago
Two-factor authentication is the reason. A use case is to access code from VSTS where two-factor authentication is a forced.

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