ellisv

25 ms·

331.
by ellisv 4y ago
I had a similar issue where a HomePod mini in our living room always responded when in the kitchen, so I just disabled the microphone on the living room HomePod minis.
332.
by ellisv 4y ago
> Siri on HomePods are a disaster. You have to shout at it even for it to pickup what you are saying. Mostly when the volume is a little high. I always speak in a normal (or slightly quieter) volume and never have an issue with Siri acti
333.
by ellisv 4y ago
I've used JSON Patch via Kustomize to perform last mile changes for k8s manifests. For example, add `label=dev` to everything in this chart. Much easier to manage differences across the environments.
334.
by ellisv 4y ago
Yup. We implemented our own thing a few companies ago. It wasn't great but we didn't know about JSON Patch back then. It would have saved us a lot of time and pain.
335.
by ellisv 4y ago
I use pyenv + direnv. If my project uses 3.10.3 I just add `layout pyenv 3.10.3` to my .envrc file. This creates a venv in the `.direnv` subdirectory. When I `cd` into the dir my environment is automatically configured to use the virtual en
336.
by ellisv 4y ago
None of the the tools are needed. You could compile Python 3.10 for each project on separately and just set your PATH to use the one you want. But pyenv makes life a lot easier.
337.
by ellisv 4y ago
Wow - someone shares my view! I use pyenv + direnv to automatically configure my Python interpreter and virtual environment for each repo. It is pretty painless. In addition to the redundant tools you already mentioned: conda.
338.
by ellisv 4y ago
The leak presents one side of the argument. It doesn’t make sense for a dissenting Justice to leak the majority opinion and not be able to present their alternative view.
339.
by ellisv 4y ago
> This guy has less than 20 grand to his name and he's investing in I-Bonds? That's the real tragedy. That was the shocking bit for me too, although I suspect (hope?) the author has more money outside that bank account. I would
340.
by ellisv 5y ago
My first reaction was: sigh _another_ tool to help ML/DS folk not write a Dockerfile? Aren't there enough already? But at closer glance cog seems to have an edge on some of the competitors like Seldon or Bento - namely using mod
341.
by ellisv 5y ago
Yet oddly enough I don't think chinchillas are smaller than gophers
342.
by ellisv 5y ago
I read the exact same thing. Thought their pipeline was on Kubernetes.
343.
by ellisv 5y ago
I have an internal document just for comparing different ML vendors/frameworks/etc. Most of them have low value add, so it's easy to remove them from the picture. One challenge is whether to pick a vendor that offers solution
344.
by ellisv 5y ago
> Then, on container startup, your model-serving-app collects the latest model from an external artifact repository. This step usually belong in an init container if you use Kubernetes. I agree but there are some reasons why folks choose
345.
by ellisv 5y ago
I'm a big fan of Argo CD (and their other products), so am interested to learn more about Atlas. > To build deployment pipelines with Argo Workflows, users have to set up Argo Events and write custom scripts to trigger an ArgoCD dep
346.
by ellisv 5y ago
Living in a colder climate state, I’m a bit surprised there aren’t any malls with apartments. To me it’s just an extension of a mixed-use building, but with more open interior space (at least on the shopping levels).
347.
by ellisv 5y ago
Performance aside, I think one of the main criticism of `groupby` in pandas is that they are not composable and become verbose. I'd argue that's the case with your example too.
348.
by ellisv 5y ago
I agree. Edina is a low crime area. This feels like a classic cake eater program.
349.
by ellisv 5y ago
I disagree. It is clear from the title, “When They Warn of Rare Disorders, These Prenatal Tests Are Usually Wrong”, and the lead that they’re focusing on false positives.
350.
by ellisv 5y ago
Every language has their own conveniences but, I agree, Julia is well-suited for these types of problems. I’ve used Julia previous years but I didn’t use Julia this year because it’s been more difficult to gain traction with it professional
351.
by ellisv 5y ago
The Mac Pro might be blocked, or still progressing, through design changes more so than chip changes.
352.
by ellisv 5y ago
> how many workloads actually require 64gb of ram? Don't worry, Chrome will eat that up in no time! More seriously, I look forward to more RAM for some of the datasets I work with. At least so I don't have to close everything e
353.
by ellisv 5y ago
OtterTune looks very cool. I see you can setup using CloudFormation. Any chance terraform is on the roadmap? On a personal note, thanks for everything you do. I’m a subscriber to the CMU Database Group channel and advocate of keeping it rea
354.
by ellisv 5y ago
Andy keeps it real
355.
by ellisv 5y ago
and I'm out Lack of JSON(B) is a complete no-go for me
356.
by ellisv 5y ago
I'm sure it was a cool project but it was difficult for me to see the utility of it.
357.
by ellisv 5y ago
A few years ago, I interviewed at StockX, and the team was working on exactly this – using GANs to generate pictures of shoes. Interesting to see essentially the same thing here a few years later.
358.
by ellisv 5y ago
Please do!
359.
by ellisv 5y ago
More conversation in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28074809 cc: dang
360.
by ellisv 5y ago
Thanks. I use both fastai and Julia already (not together) so this is interesting to me. I'm unlikely to adopt FastAI.jl at work anytime soon without a clear win over an existing tool.

More ›