george3d6

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by george3d6 1y ago
Expand? The design constraints seem very dissimilar: - weight is important, form factor isn't - any app is either doing 3d rendering or integrated into a windowing system ala a trad desktop - they are not constantly-on, they are used
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by george3d6 1y ago
> You’re not a mega company Right, I'm asking why Steam, HTC and Meta did this, which are in the top <x> tech companies by market cap and spend billions on this stuff. Totally get why a small VR device dev would not do this. &
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by george3d6 1y ago
I'm rather confused what you are replying to.
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by george3d6 1y ago
Right, I'm saying for a VR devices, no a mobile phone. It makes perfect sense why android would be the choice for a mobile phone. I'm rather confused what you are replying to.
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WTF is up with everything using Android?
14 points by george3d6 1y ago|28 comments
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by george3d6 3y ago
it's more like, in a world with thousands of oncologists that treat pancreatitis cancer, saying: You should go to one, I'm not going to recommended mine in particular, but I went to one and she cured my cancer, so maybe you should
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by george3d6 3y ago
Did add a quick explanation about methods at the end ... I forgot that when I say "you can read the science around this topic to see how" and provide some links to examples of papers, people don't actually do it.
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Increasing IQ Is Trivial(epistemink.substack.com)
1 points by george3d6 3y ago|9 comments
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In Defense of Making Money(epistem.ink)
1 points by george3d6 4y ago|0 comments
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Eating Boogers(epistem.ink)
2 points by george3d6 4y ago|0 comments
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Differences in Civic and Legal Attitudes Towards Drugs(epistem.ink)
1 points by george3d6 4y ago|0 comments
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Surviving Automation In The 21st Century – Part 1(epistem.ink)
1 points by george3d6 4y ago|0 comments
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Autopilot Ethics and the Illusory Self(epistem.ink)
1 points by george3d6 5y ago|0 comments
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by george3d6 5y ago
There are at least 6 cloud providers I can name that I've used which run their own data centers with capabilities similar to AWSs core products (ec2, route53, s3, cloud watch, rdb) Ovh, scaleway, online.net, azure, gcp, aws That's
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by george3d6 5y ago
This seems like an insane stance to have, it's like saying businesses should ship their own stock, using their own drivers, and their in-house made cars and planes and in-house trained pilots. Heck, why stop at having servers on-site?
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The Limits of Medicine – Part 1 – Small Molecules(epistem.ink)
1 points by george3d6 5y ago|0 comments
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by george3d6 5y ago
blogs are more alive than ever. they make up a smaller % of the internet, but that's because the use-base has increased.
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by george3d6 5y ago
The market needs to open up for companies selling NFTs representing IpV4 address blocks. Not to provide any right to it's usage or anything, just for you know, the bragging rights.
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by george3d6 6y ago
> forcefully expropriates heh
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by george3d6 6y ago
You may not be the target audience though, the target audience are probably people that aren't yet "bough into" the google ecosystem. So they are unaware of this axing policy. Anyone logging into chromium, using gmail and goo
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by george3d6 6y ago
We are honestly very happy to hear about every usecase people have for this right now. It's users that help us shape the product to a large extent, at the end of the day. We can chat more about it here or feel free to pick one of the m
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by george3d6 6y ago
As far as I can tell MADlib is not automl, it just provides various statistic analysis and "classical" ml algorithms as function/macros in various database, and integration seems to be quite different from the way we do it (a
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by george3d6 6y ago
If you're interested in participating in a "beta" release of that, we have a newsletter: https://mindsdb.com/newsletter/ where I'm 99% sure it will be announced, and in case you don't get a cod
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by george3d6 6y ago
> So I assume that you are doing hyperparameter search? Can you share what optimization method you are using for search (e.g. random, gp )? Short answer is optuna and ax but only sometimes. Long answer lead me down a rabbit whole and it&
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by george3d6 6y ago
Looks quite interesting, already pinned this in the relevant slack channel :) To be honest I'm rather happy with how the internal benchmark suite is turning out, but to some extent you are inviting bias by creating them yourself. On to
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by george3d6 6y ago
From the user perspective it's inside the database, you can run mindsdb in the backgrond,connect it to the database once, and then do everything from within the database (i.e. connecting with a sql client to your database server and is
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by george3d6 6y ago
I would love to support Scylla, I ** love that database, those guys are magicians. And I assume in supporting that we'd also offer de-facto support for Cassandra. I don't think either Scylla or dynamo are on the roadmap now, but i
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by george3d6 6y ago
I haven't looked into it myself, but I'll try to understand what they do better, thanks for letting us know. I will say that: 1. It's not open source, so hard for us to compare other than running black-box experiments. 2. Ora
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by george3d6 6y ago
Cheers :) It's actually quite nice for me to hear that people we didn't hear from yet are finding it useful. Since it's a library it's hard to actually figure out how many people are really using it successfully and what
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by george3d6 6y ago
Regrading benchmarks, we have three main dataset collections we focus on currently: 1. Datasets from customers, but obviously those can’t be made public. 2. The OpenML benchmark, which is fairly limited because it’s mainly binary categories

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