ironfootnz

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by ironfootnz 7y ago
I feel like this is more a stunt for the new intel xenon. Creating a new paradigm on a heterogeneous hardware dependency is misleading. Linear analysis could be more explored. They could achieve the same with less. Holomorphic functional an
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
Probably uploading people's voices to their Data Centre and may take a bit of the bandwidth.
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
Totally agreed.
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
As expected. I don’t feel they will ever deliver anything.
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
With 29% in "other" expenses, I believe is relatively crossed with the numbers of headcount numbers. Another factor, GCP cloud provider is a big allocator. Honestly, they're unstoppable. With that ammount of $Bi in multiple r
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
I've seen the focus on the thread, fascinating. The major focus is: To produce more. I haven't seen one to Waste less. Inverse the balance sheet.
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
AWS Calculator only works for infra structure. People still forgets about indirect charges. Believe me, they're making a killing $$$ there. A survival tip if you have 10TB of data to replicate across regions. Share via VPC across repl
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
The interesting fact about TinyVideoNets is they classified the layers in the end after identification on each layer, depending on the model of parameters, is much efficient to classify on each layer? Better sorting of the results? I wonder
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
I'm part of that forgotten industry, since Flash 3. I can tell you that Steve Job letter hurt a lot the industry but I don't believe destroyed the creativity. We're more focused on clicks than interactions in the industry tod
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
Just a typed JSON and with that faster serialization? Not to mention where is the compression comparison?
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
You're not alone. I'm not depressed as you but here what helped me after 3 months break between jobs. - Shutdown your cluster Forget about work at all, no phones, no computers max a netflix night with your partner. - Adopt an e
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Ask HN: What is like to work for AWS outside US?
2 points by ironfootnz 7y ago|0 comments
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
O wonder if they could use this to absorb sun light and transform into heat and generate electricity. Looking into the absorption rates in the chart, it’s clear that it would be 30x more efficient than solar panels these days.
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by ironfootnz 7y ago
Kinda useless build up. More material are been used to build dense battery and they don’t use only lithium as major source for these new types of batteries.
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Ask HN: Functional Design of a AWS Data Lake
2 points by ironfootnz 7y ago|1 comments
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
That's cool, very powerful lib. But I'm not sure if I still have to use other libraries to remove stop words to make the tokenizer simpler.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
WOW! That's the kind of tool I needed. Working on simple NN now and then is hard to show to decision makers what processes were applied. Having a visual latex like that, makes life easier.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
Amazon Textract may store and use document and image inputs processed by the service solely to provide and maintain the service and to improve and develop the quality of Amazon Textract..." I still prefer the Dropbox solution for that,
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
You can now scale excel in the cloud.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
Every story needs two sides, I think Google didn't predicted that employees will be against the company policy. Well it's a two way highway and using everything to barricade themselves against an employee isn't the most const
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
They failed with watson, They failed with Bluemix They .... with Redhat. I don't think that's a good move from Redhat perspective.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
They failed at PC. They failed at Cloud They failed with Watson They failed with Bluemix They ...... with Redhat. In game theory, there are two types of players: Finite and Infinite. They are in the long run for sure and definitely they don
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
A very bold statement, no blog post commenting on which technique, hard to sell out. > The world's most advanced Speech-to-Text, customized for your application.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
Such an amazing grown rate. I'm speechless.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
Another unicorn willing to be a sellout to big companies.
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by ironfootnz 8y ago
That's a really good upgrade.
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by ironfootnz 9y ago
I believe was worthy. Jeff Dean deserves it.
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by ironfootnz 9y ago
freelance stuff?