jakozaur

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by jakozaur 10y ago
Maybe P2P Tensflow as a service would be a neat idea? E.g. I have data, TensorFlow model anybody can bid who can do quickly the cheapest compute power. E.g. EC2 spot, Google Cloud preemptive or some NVIDIA CUDA spare computer.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
If Facebook is serious about gaming it may just acquire GoG and integrate it with it's service.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Thumb rule: Divide number of backend engineers by 5 you get optimal number of micro-services.
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OpenAI Team Update(openai.com)
86 points by jakozaur 10y ago|14 comments
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Backward compatibility. If you whitelist in access rules some IPv4 IPs, than adding IPv6 support to same endpoint may give 403 for some clients which try IPv6 first.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
You can even pick an existing city and start from there. There are tons of places in USA and Europe that would provide tons of benefits anyone willing to move there.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
The study mentions 7. Probably other died before and were excluded from the sample: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Apollo_astronauts#Apol... E.g. Pete died from motorcycle accident at age 69: https://
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by jakozaur 10y ago
43% out of 7 astronauts who landed on moon is just 3 astronauts who got cardiovascular disease.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Extremely small data set, just 24 ppl were outside of low-orbit. There are tons of other correlations that can add to it. E.g. astronauts are hand picked group that often gone through years of specialized training. Edit: There are different
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by jakozaur 10y ago
s/loses/invests
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Defend me maybe(economist.com)
1 points by jakozaur 10y ago|0 comments
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Discussion on original blog post was yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12166585
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Kudos for doing that. I didn't realized about it. Common API even in non-perfect way is so much better than everybody reinventing the wheel from scratch, because some tiny use case doesn't fit in the previous API.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Though I agree some Google products are great, but cloud industry lacks standardized APIs allowing to switch between products. E.g. in the past we had OpenGL, PC which spur a lot of innovation and created whole industries. Common subset tha
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by jakozaur 10y ago
It takes a lot of engineering time and effort to be able to switch between mentioned alternatives. E.g. Druid and Drill vs. BigQuery. This article is more probably to convince ppl to use Google Cloud rather than how to run multicloud strate
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by jakozaur 10y ago
In 1894, the Times of London estimated that by 1950 every street in the city would be buried nine feet deep in horse manure.
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History tells us what will happen next with Brexit and Trump(medium.com)
3 points by jakozaur 10y ago|0 comments
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Yeah it looks another sensational header, but public don't know any details. How many test flights did he performed on simulator? If 100+ there will be always something close enough. On the map it looks like the final path is off by at
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Experienced something similar myself. Was even thinking about creating regular expression library which just allow "safe" and fast expression. The trick would be to not allow only expression that can be translated easily to state
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by jakozaur 10y ago
I see a lot of people bashing CloudFlare, but to be fair: 1. Thanks to them many sites got SSL and sniffing your local network/ISP is source of majority of the problems. 2. Some SSL is better than no SSL, though it can also create illu
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Just be fair they still employ a lot of ppl in Denmark (164 according to LinkedIn), but majority is in USA (323). I thing this number may be skewed a bit, LinkedIn is more popular in USA than in Europe.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Unicorn from Europe (Copenhagen, Denmark). Oh wait, they moved to San Francisco. It looks like there is a lot of talent and founders around the world, but still there is not enough VC and ecosystem to support them outside of Bay Area.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Great idea! Would love also MVP version of that which help you pick better dependencies.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
In 2007 there was viral video suggesting that Facebook is overvalued at $15bln comparing to Ford: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I Lets see how the story will unfold.
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Would add two points: 1. Internal Jeff Bezos memo from around 2002 that everything should be a web service, which eventually can be externalize: http://apievangelist.com/2012/01/12/the-secret-to-amazons-su...
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Well there is big gain if you learn how to use neutrinos and can communicate directly, not limited by Earth curve. Earth diameter: 12742km Speed of light in vacuum (and neutrinos): 299792458 m / s One way communication between the wors
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Yes this is global trend, that a lot of financial people will be moved out of global hubs (like New York, London) and be employed in smaller cities such as Jaksonville, Madrid or Warsaw: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0&#
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12014143
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Even if self-driving cars will be 10x safer than humans, I doubt if they can eliminate all deadly accidents. Though many people die or get severely injured every day, each machine failure is treated as major news. Similarly plane accidents
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by jakozaur 10y ago
Hmm article seems to miss socialeconomics aspects. Can it put too much power or wealth in hands of few? Can hackers cheat AI to its advantage?is it more risky than current systems? Analogy, the article analyze as if main risk of nuclear pow

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