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by eudoxus 10y ago
This[1] was posted earlier today to HN. Seems pretty simple to play with NNs without coding. [1] - http://kur.deepgram.com/
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Netflix DVD delivery service (again)(dvd.netflix.com)
1 points by eudoxus 10y ago|0 comments
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by eudoxus 10y ago
No, its written to support 2.7 because the majority of Google's code they want to over haul is in 2.7. I don't think much of this is fixed by python3, at the very least the speed benefits you get don't even compare. See the g
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by eudoxus 10y ago
There is a PR[1] to extend the current alpha GPU implentation. Hopefully it will get merged soon. [1] - https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/28216
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by eudoxus 10y ago
Didn't know the added those recently. I knew that had Titan X's and K80s. This is awesome too. Nice to have a full cloud provider with a lengthy feature set AND P100s though.
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by eudoxus 10y ago
This amazing!!! First cloud provider to have P100! Amazing opportunities ahead with compute power like that.
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by eudoxus 10y ago
If you want a (in my opinion) really good alternative to flynn, I 100% reccomend Deis. Since v2 it's built ontop of Kubernetes so it has a strong infrastructure base.
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by eudoxus 10y ago
What do you see as being the advantage of moving the lb functionality for kubernetes from either the KubeDNS or other internal lb systems (ie sidecars or internal reverse proxy), to being baked into the application code?
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by eudoxus 10y ago
I've recently come across funktion[1] which is designed to run on kubernetes (which can run on baremetal). Also there is OpenWhisk[2] which is open sourced by IBM. Probably alot more but those are the ones I know off the top of my head
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by eudoxus 10y ago
That's a horrible and flat out wrong answer. Docker simply provides a transferable containerized execution environment for processes with a simple push pull workflow. Lambda is a fully elastic infrastructure you can build, deploy, and
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by eudoxus 10y ago
After my 50th attempt and first actually getting there, was 2023.
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by eudoxus 10y ago
It will when we all have driver-less cars. Which is sneaking up faster then I thought it would.
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by eudoxus 10y ago
Is this leads for offering your data engineering/science solution to (IE Businesses). Or hiring leads? Or something else?
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by eudoxus 10y ago
I love this! As I take the very same approach. Side projects for me are often just an excuse to try something new, learn a new discipline (language, framework, etc...). Moreover, you can often change what "finishing" the project m
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by eudoxus 10y ago
It's true that Go compiles down to an executable and doesn't run on a VM like Java, but it does have it own runtime compiled into it, which manages the GC and goroutine scheduler to name two, so there is definitely some more overh
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by eudoxus 10y ago
"Notebook app for Hackers ".. and No Linux support? I'm confused why their definition of hacker is only bound to those who use Windows and OSX. Not even "Linux coming soon"...
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by eudoxus 11y ago
More like 1 IP for every atom in the universe.
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by eudoxus 11y ago
I came across letsencrypt while looking for a free provider and it seemed wicked. Then I noticed it hadn't been released yet. tears.
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Ask HN: Free SSL Certificates?
1 points by eudoxus 11y ago|4 comments
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by eudoxus 11y ago
You can certainly mine various altcoins that are still GPU mining based and see some return on it for 8K. Although AWS GPUs aren't that good at mining in general.
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by eudoxus 11y ago
ConferenceCloud: A virtual attendance platform for professional and industry conferences. We use LinkedIn as a part of our login stuff, more specifically the fullprofile to help us understand our attendees and add to our "Contextual Ne
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by eudoxus 12y ago
That first graph doesn't really show the bursting of a bubble. Yes, the number of rounds have gone down, but I think an important metric is the amount raised, which has only slightly decreased. This make it seems like there have been s
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by eudoxus 12y ago
So you don't think UI/UX design can be beautiful? I Agree that it takes alot for me to use the word "Beautiful" in the context of software aka Code. But design isn't code. And although I do think this library is sup
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by eudoxus 12y ago
The main problem I see with this is that you would have to have each client in the botnet sync with the Bitcoin network. This is a lengthy task and results in gigs of data. Hardly inconspicuous. But I like the idea.
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by eudoxus 12y ago
I think the point of the post was to get at what is required of a Startup CEO, and it's more then just inspiring people. Granted that is definitely a big part of it. In the context of Janeway, its a restless and overarching goal of get
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by eudoxus 12y ago
Is that 8000 reqs/second right? Seems extremely low for 1700 cores, even for Ruby.
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by eudoxus 12y ago
Should add in a graceful failing for browsers with no WebGL support. All my browser is a blank page with controls. I had to look at the Dev console to figure out WebGL was failing.
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by eudoxus 12y ago
Don't know if you are aware of this bootstrap material design/paper theme: http://bootswatch.com/paper I personally think it matches the Google's implementation a little better, but that isn't to take aw
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Papers We Love – Toronto Chapter(meetup.com)
3 points by eudoxus 12y ago|0 comments
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by eudoxus 12y ago
To get a more accurate benchmark you should probably do higher then a single concurrent connection, and 100 requests. That's why you only saw a single core being used. Because it can be different optimizations between the different PHP

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