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Magnus Carlsen and Jan Nepomnjasjtsjij Shares the Title in the FIDE World Blitz
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In many ways, Claude feels like a miracle to me. I no longer have to stress over semantics or searching for patterns I can recognize and work with, but I’ve never actually coded them myself in that language. Now, I don’t have to waste energ
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Elon Musk emails OpenAI cofounders – September 20, 2017
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Taiwan Tightens Grip on TSMC's 2nm Tech Amid US-China Geopolitical Struggle
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2y ago
Conversely I feel that the experience of searching has been degraded by a lot since 2016/17. My these is that, at this time, online spam increased by an order of magnitude
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5y ago
Makes me think about all the things being currently written has certain, that have the highest magnitude of uncertainty
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Like any good satire, half truth.
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It looks like regular capital but really tiny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gj4-E5Hs3Kc
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I agree. Their objective is not to build beautiful code but to provide a working prototype I'm sure every single one of them is capable of writing world class code if they feel like it Their exploits are world class and their focus is
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I understand exactly what you are saying. Let me add up by saying python has a beautiful learning curve In the begging is very simple to churn out code and do wtv you want, but the more you are into it, you start realizing that there are en
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I personally consider the term "data scientist" a very successful creation by a clever marketer It's sexy and most of the times ...
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Python is used to make fast and dirty experiences. You haven't figured out the answer yet, so no point on building dedicated optimized code which might be useless in end Almost always, ML production models end up being a binary files o
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I don't think this is a fair assessment of "most ML people" Some of the biggest distributed systems built today are used for statistical inference or scientific computation Most "ML people" I know are highly versati
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I think this is a very mean commentary. I usually don't feel the urge to comment, but this is a really mean commentary
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Use a small network, train it in a local GPU
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We use this in production. This is very good software and easy to self host. Just use Amazon SES for email, S3 for storage and Postgres for database. That's it, you have an email server that costs pennies It just works.
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Google has a problem when HN becomes an issue tracker
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As with all of your texts, I'm sure I will read it more than once
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Build a proof of CO2 capture
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No one has used the words "docker swarm" on the comment section Fill in the words Kubernetes is to Multics as ____ is to docker swarm