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by bushbaba 2y ago
Except schools, crime, and kids able to get into trouble.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Use does not mean heavily rely on. If an AI Startup uses google colab or runs 1 POC with TPUs, then they would fall under this stat.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
> It's crazy that Google doesn't spin-out their TPU work as a separate company. Not really. Google TPUs require google's specific infrastructure, and cannot be deployed out side the Google Datacenter. The software is googl
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Give your babies bamba and peanut snacks early on. bamba snacks are believed to be the primary reason Israeli children have way less occurrence of peanut allergies.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Does this mean google doesn't have enough external customer demand to fill the needs of it's GPU and TPU resources?
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Accept they also provide the security, billing/invoicing, IaaC, support, provisioning, scaling, list goes on. As for pay per server vs pay per usage. Heck you know Amazon actually bills the team who caused the cost. And gives finance a
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Google requests consent forms for all identified humans in the video upload else their faces are auto blurred.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Should be a by default opt out. Why do I even need to request this.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Don’t forget about all the added cost. never got it as many shops can tolerate data loss for their melt data. So long as it’s collected 99.9% of the time it’s good enough.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
How is OpenAI any different. They are getting eyeballs on their “search” results for a market that is a high value for getting advertisements delivered.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
The replacement of google2
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by bushbaba 2y ago
You’d think these folks would takeout cash, go to Walmart and buy a laptop which they only use at public hotspot locations. To later dispose of. Still traceable but a lot harder
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by bushbaba 2y ago
I’ll be curious how this is profitable long term.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
> - Rides have usually 10% mark up over Lyft and Uber. Isn't the whole point of Waymo is that it'll be cheaper than a human driver?
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by bushbaba 2y ago
JS Ecosystem just has too much churn. Every 5 years there's some new better way of doing things.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
While great, it's a huge blow to California who historically benefited from the innovations of non-competes being non-enforceable.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
if the default argument is an object it’s reused between invocations. Hence why setting default parameters to empty list / empty dict is flagged by static analysis suites
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Having done both cloud and on prem. It’s soo much more than that. Pace of innovation increases with cloud as you no longer have product beholden to the infra team jira hell.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Just a friendly call out that checkly is an awesome service.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Doesn’t GitHub use Azure, being owned by Microsoft. So perf difference could be Microsoft azure vs AWS graviton offering differences. Or Grubhub using an older machine type that provides greater capacity at lower costs.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
HT is good for shitty code that chooses core count for threading. When it should really be multiples the core count given time spent mostly in IO.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
That’s called a delete marker in s3. Less IO than a true delete but also still can lead to high qps to s3 api server. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/Delete...
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Because AWS gets to choose when the actual deletes happen. The metadata is marked as object deleted but AWS can process the delete off peak. It also avoids the s3 api server being hammered with qps
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by bushbaba 2y ago
What is the difference between Gemini Flash, Pro, Advanced?
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Autoscaling also makes performance insights easier. It keeps the resources per processed request relatively consistent over time. Whereas resizing not automatically can leads to a lot of operational complexity in understanding how your serv
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by bushbaba 2y ago
It’s not that expensive at YouTube scale. We are talking fractions of a penny per GiB transferred.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
From my personal interactions a lot of AI ethics teams just go to conferences and write docs. Their impact in actually improving the business and user experience is non existent in many cases. Sam likely made the right call here.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Amazon uses writing to bias for action in meetings. Their culture has DRIs (or dictators) who have authority to make the call, with such authority coming with some level of accountability to the decision made. At Amazon the doc is read, par
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by bushbaba 2y ago
Internal research had low friction external product not so much. They even had a tool, ariane, to help you navigate the product launch friction.
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by bushbaba 2y ago
China is a bigger threat than Russia. Ukraine war has shown russias ability to force project is limited at best.

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