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by jorlow 3y ago
You can usually only get a few h100s at a time unless you're committed to reserved instances (for a longer time period)
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by jorlow 3y ago
Gpt (and many others) just add these embeddings together in the model, so you could do that and have one vector that encodes both things together
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by jorlow 3y ago
In your example I'd say it's more down to the team. If you have a solid team then you're set, but if you have low performers (which is sometimes the fault of the manager but certainly not always) then I imagine it could be mo
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by jorlow 3y ago
Much of the discussion is philosophical about commutes and keeping an eye on kids while wfh. But those issues aren't new. What's egregious to me is companies committing to something which has major life and financial implications
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by jorlow 3y ago
They for sure all have contracts. If nothing else with non disclosure clauses.
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by jorlow 3y ago
Even in places that get a healthy amount of snow (e.g. in the Midwest of USA), many don't have snow tires -- it's a cost and inconvenience they try to avoid.
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by jorlow 3y ago
Starship is all about finding ways to whittle down margins from the status quo
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by jorlow 4y ago
I think this is mainly because such people are very career focused (and politically savvy to get to that point) and careful not to take a role that could even signal a step back. That and they typically will have enough financial security t
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by jorlow 4y ago
This is only partially true. The problem with LED lights is that they deviate quite a bit from a Planck and/or daylight frequency curve. So you can end up with colors looking different even if the color chart looks right. And even the
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by jorlow 5y ago
It's quite overkill for even intensive video editing. There are a number of YouTube videos of people downgrading from a m1 max to pro because the max was a waste of money and battery life.
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by jorlow 5y ago
This is the nature of tools, specialization, and how industries mature. This is the evolution of software eating the world -- now it's also eating development itself.
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by jorlow 6y ago
I was at Google (off and on) from 2007-2019. The company has definitely backed away from it both officially and unofficially.
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by jorlow 6y ago
> I'd venture this was written by someone who has a more traditional machine learning background that wants new people to the industry to have that same foundation This is the vibe I got as well. Which is fair enough (to each his&#x
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by jorlow 7y ago
> TensorFlow feels like it was built from the ground up to scale up to billions of users and all kinds of devices, with developer productivity and happiness a secondary priority. PyTorch feels like it was built the other way around, prio
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by jorlow 7y ago
This video talks about the quality of spectrum from various LED light sources and why it matters. IIRC they suggested amber LEDs in addition to white. https://youtu.be/5U-F7EhLp7g
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by jorlow 8y ago
You develop features behind compile or runtime flags and keep it off until it's ready to ship. This is what chromium.org does so that might be a more accessible way to see it in practice.
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by jorlow 11y ago
At this point, androids kernel is really just a fork of Linux that's wildly more popular. I'm not sure why they need to abide by anything unless they want to.
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Apptimize is hiring HPMOR readers and front end engineers(apptimize.com)
1 points by jorlow 11y ago
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by jorlow 12y ago
I saw Brendan's talk live at re:Invent. Highly recommended.
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Show HN: Edit native mobile apps live without installing an SDK(apptimize.com)
43 points by jorlow 12y ago|8 comments
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How HotelTonight Became Awesome Through Mobile A/B Testing(apptimize.com)
1 points by jorlow 12y ago|0 comments
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by jorlow 12y ago
> They advertise themselves into etcd, and any dependencies are pulled from etcd. That means that the Django app gets the addresses for the PostgreSQL and Redis servers from etcd, and connects that way. If these values change, each conta
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Apptimize is hiring engineers to simplify mobile A/B testing(apptimize.com)
1 points by jorlow 12y ago
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by jorlow 12y ago
The problem (which the article touches on) is that you have to resort to interface{} to make things reusable since Go doesn't have generics. So you have to pick between using a library (which will handle edge cases better) or compile t
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From High Frequency Trading to Silicon Valley(nancyhua.com)
2 points by jorlow 13y ago|0 comments
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Lessons learned A/B testing at Bump(apptimize.com)
4 points by jorlow 13y ago|0 comments
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by jorlow 13y ago
Down for us as well
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Apptimize (YC S13) launches wysiwyg a/b testing tool for native apps(techcrunch.com)
38 points by jorlow 13y ago|3 comments
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Apptimize (YC S13) is hiring top developers
1 points by jorlow 13y ago
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by jorlow 13y ago
Updated: https://newton.apptimize.com/faqs.html

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