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by hnaccy 7y ago
> I thought the previous record was a Japanese temple building company that was around for 400+ years before having to close during the global financial crisis a decade ago?! You have the numbers mixed up, Kongō Gumi had been founded in
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Nah it was chattel slavery.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
If you do model inference in web server process it will be compute bound and lock up the web server, is there a preferred/clean way to req/rec or similar pass the jobs to second process and allow web server process to non-blocking
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Maybe we could blind all the poor people, that way we don't need to buy them decadent luxuries like refrigerators.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Great! Just did a quick test and got a 6-7x speedup on tokenization.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
It's a digital assembly line, if you're not at your station you're not generating value.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
How is it an economic threat when the US had the f-106 which was superior and flying sooner?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
https://archive.is/8J1qB Since Internet Archive chucked it in memory hole.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
I'm surprised enough people fall for it that it's worth 3+ people's time to do it.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Hasn't stopped Pinterest from flooding google image search results.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>From my experience, always expect some nasty PRs in the beginning. Just because someone hired you doesn't mean you're entitled to respect, and many teams will make you earn it. Sounds pretty toxic tbh.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>I don't think it is inherently sexist to suggest that men or woman may exhibit certain behaviors more than the other. Cue James Damore.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Everything about TF on Swift says zombie project. I'll be amazed if it ever gets any significant foothold in the ML world.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>There's what, like, 10 places in the world where you'll have enough compute to be able to train cutting-edge neural networks You can just use a smaller amount of compute with transfer learning style stuff. I can probably fine-
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Instead of lowering their standard living I imagine many would prefer the developing nations don't catch up.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
You're assuming game AI means an agent that directly competes with the player. Plenty of games have NPCs with scripted routines, dialog, triggers, etc that could be improved either by reducing the dev cost to generate them without redu
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Any tips in terms of taking BERT style model to production?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
So there's not enough cash in circulation for banks to sell some of their assets marked down? In some sort of bad event won't the be unable to pay back the one day loan and so the fed is just helping them juke the required liquidi
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Why can't the banks sell stuff to achieve the proper liquidity percentage?
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by hnaccy 7y ago
NPR 2009: https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=112167... CBS 2010: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8xTJ8WCGNU Forbes 2015: https://www.forbes.com/sites/rober
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by hnaccy 7y ago
You're assuming that legal immigrants from around the world working high paid tech jobs have common cause with "illegal" immigrants coming across the southern border. In my anecdotal experience it's not so simple.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Spending 5k on a sport is expensive for most people.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>nanotech/grey goo, space colonization, cryonics, super AI >futurist thinktanks/institues and similar Sounds like a good fit for media lab since it's all fluff.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>Some workplaces are really open and support their employees. Which is why they colluded to suppress wages.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Didn't he just fool rich private investors? I'm not shedding a tear if Softbank throws their money away.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
I thought IRS started taxing the free food? Bummed me out, since I love it as a perk.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Journalism isn't free speech, it's manufacturing consent.
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by hnaccy 7y ago
Traffic has only gone up. /b/ is dead and /v/,/vg/,/pol/ are all faster now. http://4stats.io
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by hnaccy 7y ago
>To even know if you’re buying a decent solution from Algolia or not, you’d already have to hire pretty much all the same staff you’d have to hire to more cost-effectively build it in-house. You just have to pay Algolia, wire up the APIs
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by hnaccy 7y ago
What country doesn't have an authoritarian government?

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