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by diab0lic 9y ago
Thanks for the detailed response, I'll definitely pay closer attention to sales on my next build. :D
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by diab0lic 9y ago
Looks like you got two extra cores, and I assume you're overclocking it with that cooler? What frequency did you manage to get it to run at? Looking back I probably should have just bought a 1060 6GB, though then I would have been payi
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by diab0lic 9y ago
I just built a PC and tried to budget as cheaply as possible while still retaining reasonable performance. It ended up costing $1200 (plus monitor, another $200). I went with a Ryzen 3 1300x and a RX580. I'd love some feedback about ho
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by diab0lic 9y ago
The good news is that there is some discussion in sibling threads that seem to indicate the 8x slot will lose you maybe a single frame per second. You can check what your card is running at using GPU-Z, make sure to run something intensive
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by diab0lic 9y ago
It seems you're right, at least as recently as last year [0] the difference seems very negligible. I had read that it was in 2013 but had assumed increases in GPU speeds exacerbated the effect. [0] https://www.gamersnexus.ne
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by diab0lic 9y ago
To call this "the best gaming CPU you can buy" is a bit disingenuous. A $379 processor which can turbo boost up to 4.7GHz is pretty impressive. It is however still limited to 16 PCIe lanes which means you get one GPU at PCIe 3.0 x
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by diab0lic 9y ago
Oops! Right you are. I just recalled that there was some issue with a large number of <insert important item for MCMC here>. I should have reread the threat before linking it.
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by diab0lic 9y ago
As I understand it Tensorflow does not handle a large number of variables very well[0], which is the killer feature of NUTS in pymc3. This makes it a bit of a non-starter for pymc3. [0] https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc
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Scaling Event Sourcing for Netflix Downloads, Episode 2(medium.com)
3 points by diab0lic 9y ago|0 comments
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Scaling Event Sourcing for Netflix Downloads, Episode 1(medium.com)
2 points by diab0lic 9y ago|0 comments
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How Netflix Hacks: Behind the Scenes at the Streaming Giant’s Hack Day(variety.com)
3 points by diab0lic 9y ago|0 comments
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by diab0lic 10y ago
I'm not coming out in favor of, or against this, but how do you think it would impact lawmakers understanding of what's at stake re: online privacy if this were to happen?
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by diab0lic 10y ago
A few comments have mentioned neural nets in this post. adamnemecek mentions in this thread that PGMs are a superset of neural networks, and and Thomas Wiecki has a few excellent blog posts on creating bayesian neural networks using pymc3.
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by diab0lic 10y ago
I'm not sure this answers the question outlined in the title. Gambling is wrong because the downside isn't inevitable but insurance is okay because the downside is? If anything I imagine gambling to be introducing risk of ruin whi
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by diab0lic 10y ago
Yeah I'm running into issues with this using a mid 2015 MacBook pro w/ Nvidia gpu. Looks like it only supports OpenCL 1.2.
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by diab0lic 10y ago
I'm pretty interested in this as I do most of my work on the JVM and I love trying this out on our stream processor at work. Cloned and tried to build it but I'm getting an error regarding uncomplicate:commons:0.3.0-SNAPSHOT being
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by diab0lic 10y ago
> I don't see how the world's ~sixth largest economy succeeding from the world's 1st/2nd largest is good for the latter. I'm not advocating for the separation of California, but... I think we can only claim this
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by diab0lic 10y ago
Hey, thanks for this! I'm traveling today but I'll give this a shot tomorrow. I'd be much happier if I could read scientific papers on my eReader.
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by diab0lic 10y ago
Unfortunately the kindle is optimizing for users buying Amazon content, not for being the best general purpose eReader. This incentive mismatch between Amazon and the end users is probably why we will never see such a feature built in.
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by diab0lic 10y ago
I haven't run it yet as I am travelling, so this is speculation based on my interpretation of the eocs. The documentation seems to suggest that some optimizations are implemented using maple and that the software could be run without i
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by diab0lic 10y ago
FarmersEdge is definitely big in at least exploiting the data for higher yield through several techniques including avoiding disease, rotating crops, weather preduction, etc... Really interesting work, and in a domain that is just opening u
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by diab0lic 10y ago
The market dictated that he was underpaid.
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by diab0lic 11y ago
Forgive me if I've missed something but the original comment says the group that threw the most clay scored higher on creativity, not scored higher on pounds of clay thrown.
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How Netflix Works with ISPs to Deliver a Great Viewing Experience(media.netflix.com)
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by diab0lic 11y ago
I'm currently porting the linked outlier detection system to Mantis at Netflix and I could not be more excited about the things this platform enables. It provides a platform on which I can run analytical code, scale it, add new data so
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by diab0lic 11y ago
I'm currently porting the linked outlier detection system to Mantis at Netflix and I could not be more excited about the things this platform enables. It provides a platform on which I can run analytical code, scale it, add new data so
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by diab0lic 11y ago
The Fenzo scheduler is, if I recall correctly, used to do scheduling for Mantis and Titus (formerly Titan). Think of these as a streaming job infrastructure and a container service respectively. Spinnaker can assist you in deployments to bo
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Hundreds of Spotify Premium Accounts Exposed Online(forbes.com)
6 points by diab0lic 11y ago|0 comments
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Netflix Tech Blog: Distributed Time Travel for Feature Generation(techblog.netflix.com)
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by diab0lic 11y ago
I'm betting on it. Not sure how big you think the AWS bills are. :) Edit: See jedberg's comment below for where the real money goes.

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