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Using AWS Batch to generate Mapzen terrain tiles(mapzen.com)
2 points by bbgm 9y ago|0 comments
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by bbgm 9y ago
That is in line with our vision for Batch; to be the engine for systems where you essentially describe a DAG and we run and hyperoptimize the execution for you. We do some of what you’re asking for but that’s great feedback around what you
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by bbgm 9y ago
How would you use Batch + Fargate? Let’s assume Fargate is a supported compute environment in Batch. (I run the containers org at AWS. I happen to run Batch as well)
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by bbgm 9y ago
:) and if you ever have questions or feedback we are a tweet away.
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by bbgm 9y ago
We are super interested in enabling EBS support for Fargate. We do not have any timelines, but would love to know what your expectations are and what you would use EBS for. (I run the containers org at AWS)
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Task Networking for Amazon ECS(aws.amazon.com)
1 points by bbgm 9y ago|0 comments
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Amazon EC2 Instances with Up to 8 Nvidia Tesla V100 GPUs (P3)(aws.amazon.com)
18 points by bbgm 9y ago|3 comments
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by bbgm 9y ago
That did make me chuckle.
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by bbgm 9y ago
That is correct. FireTVs ship with an echo dot bundle now for that reason.
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by bbgm 9y ago
And you didn't even mention the wonderful Minilogue. Bang for the buck, one of the best analog synths out there.
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by bbgm 9y ago
Pretty much! And I am not the only person in the house
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by bbgm 9y ago
I have 5 of them. Use them to monitor all my security cameras (with the Show), play music, control lights, my FireTV, listen to audible books, the news, build shopping lists, leave messages for my kid, etc. Essentially it has slipped into
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by bbgm 9y ago
These are G-instances and graphics is one of the primary use cases for this instance (and for the previous G2 instance). The M60 is the top part with GRID support built in. A GRID license that allows you to use the GRID driver is part of t
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by bbgm 9y ago
That (printed Fastpass) is what they had 2 months ago in Anaheim. Has something new been rolled out since?
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by bbgm 9y ago
As some have suggested, Nasdaq is confirming that this was test data that got propagated to third party aggregators. https://mobile.twitter.com/Nasdaq/status/882054148413325313 http://www.nasdaqtrader.c
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by bbgm 9y ago
Likewise. Also through groups I participate in.
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by bbgm 9y ago
Amazon Web Services | Multiple Positions | Seattle | Fulltime | ONSITE The AWS HPC Services team is looking for senior engineers and research scientists. The team is solving two sets of problems; (1) Building a cloud native engine for sched
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by bbgm 9y ago
It's one reason I like monosynths (or or two oscillators). Really helps you understand basic subtractive synthesis. Then you can layer on. A very simple modular system can help too because you have to understand the fundamental of so
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by bbgm 9y ago
For me one of two ways works. Most often I start designing a patch on one of my synths and that ends up becoming a full song. Other times I start by noodling on the piano or organ and ending up with something I like. I suspect the more m
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by bbgm 9y ago
I started in that mode (since I tend to do long drones) but once I adjusted to the non-linear workflow it became super easy. It helps that the ecosystem around Ableton is so rich now.
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Get started making music(learningmusic.ableton.com)
2106 points by bbgm 9y ago|461 comments
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by bbgm 10y ago
Amazon Web Services | Multiple positions | Seattle | Fulltime, ONSITE, http://aws.amazon.com/batch The AWS HPC Services org is hiring for multiple positions. HPC Services is a new org that sits inside broader Amazon EC2 or
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by bbgm 10y ago
Often enough. I've stopped traveling with my MBP in favor of a 12" iPad pro. Likewise, on a day full of meetings, my MBP stays at my desk connected to a giant monitor and I walk around with the iPad Pro. I am not alone from what
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by bbgm 10y ago
Times have changed a lot. It wasn't until the 90s that the average middle class family could afford a car. The father bought his first car at about the same time I did, except he was 50 and I had just started grad school in the US. C
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by bbgm 10y ago
I scorched at least two Athlon's back in the day. Those buggers ran crazy hot.
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by bbgm 10y ago
As a "read me the news, play NPR or BBC or Podcasts, tell me the weather, make a shopping list" kind of device, to play music in various places, to manage a lot of the automation in the house, to listen to audible books, to buy mu
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by bbgm 10y ago
My mom grew up in South India, so in our house rice has always had a more central role than in many other north Indian households (and other southern Indian dishes). Always kept things interested. Aside: I wasn't in India in 1984 but
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by bbgm 10y ago
Naan is not the most important bread. About the only time I've eaten naan (growing up mostly in India) is at restaurants. At home it's always roti, parathas, or poori.
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Bill Gates succumbs to moonshot madness(omicsomics.blogspot.com)
2 points by bbgm 10y ago|0 comments
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by bbgm 10y ago
This is the part I somewhat disagree. I've seen lots of strong computational biologists make the leap into generic data science, but I've seen way too many CS/data science types struggle. They take the data at face value, not

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