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I'd speculate that top management was aware of the physics limitations to their biggest market advantage, and they probably even had a timeline for when the competition is going to inevitably catch up. So they must have been spending t
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9y ago
> 4x150 = 1200 o\
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9y ago
The usual example of switching Uber for Lyft when the rates on one app are lower than in another
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9y ago
would you care to name that favorite software that has reoriented itself towards Ruby? Curious to learn more
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ucUeKg_NiR8RxNAonb8Q55jZha0... Hopefully I'm not violating any rules by sharing this thing that looks like it might be TON's leaked whitepaper
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9y ago
I think you can wrap your rust/golang binary into a javascript package and run it on Lambda.
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same reason you would host a gitlab or github enterprise instance instead of using github.com, only this time applied to encrypted messaging
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s/ARM/RISK-V, and you have instantly nailed a top 1% upvoted post
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I'm sorry that people are making free (as in beer) content in their free time (which ain't free) that you do not consider aesthetically pleasing.
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9y ago
PoW is the cheapest way to have secure transactions compared to alternatives. It's not energy wasted - this energy ensures the safety of the global financial system, which is a net positive. http://www.truthcoin.info/bl
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Data engineering and data science teams at Avant are biased towards hiring pure math graduates. I think it's because training in mathematics necessarily teaches you to jump up and down between different layers of abstraction which mak
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9y ago
My org is looking to move machine learning to batch as the underlying infra. All I want is to be able to do this: 1) specify a DAG of tasks. Each task is a docker image, CMD string, CPU and memory limits 2) hit an API to run it for me. Each
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Depends on what you do. If you're starting a new project picking Theano indeed isn't a very good choice due to the reasons you've mentioned. However, if you already have a stable piece of software that does what you want it t
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> Why do we allow people to spend 2M$ on a Car or 6k$ on a bag? Soviet Union famously regulated this very well. These luxury goods were only available to accredited investors aka the Party elite. It seems to me that back then this behavi
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9y ago
automated high frequency trading also does the important work of eliminating the question "Which exchange should I buy AAPL at?" HFT is mostly ultra-fast arbitrage programs, and the benefit of using them far outweighs the downsi
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That's kind of easy to do these days. If you add one more requirement, "and doesn't spy on you" - the task becomes impossible
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9y ago
I'd automate automating things (aka strong AI)
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9y ago
Maybe they have a quota on how many impressions they need to get per quarter?
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This is a fairly well represented technique in bayesian hyperparameter optimization, where you train a meta-classifier that keeps track of the parameter space. Kind of like a manager model, if you will, that learns to intelligently optimize
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Another lesson about the dangers of relying on a separate team to maintain core part of your software. Not that using dependencies is a bad thing, but one should still be aware of what tradeoff they are making. In terms of a new backend, th
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that's google fitness built into google maps
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9y ago
unless the author uses memory in the most efficient way possible (preferably writing LLVM-IR directly) it will be hard for reviewers to run DNA analysis algorithms on their smart fridges /s
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they look pretty similar to me, one is kinda like js-in-html, the other is html-in-js, to each their own. I'm talking more about the whole experience of building out a full app. How do I structure my codebase? Which packages should I u
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To me vue is like react but with > simpler syntax. I think single-file components is a great thing when you're getting started. While true "js ninjas" will call me out on this, they're probably employed by a large org
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There pretty much aren't that many new problems to solve that RoR ecosystem hasn't solved already, hence hard to generate hype. RoR developers are busy building things and don't spend much time on forums anyway. And those tha
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+ Bitmain, the largest ASIC manufacturer and the only reason why BCH fork ever happened in the first place
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that's because it's more profitable to mine BCH now before the difficulty adjustment kicks in. Didn't they recently hard fork to relax the difficulty adjustment rules so this exact situation could happen? Alternatively Bitmai
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as usual, if you think it's fun/interesting and something you'd like to do more in the future - go for it, there's more resources now than ever. if you couldn't care less and just want to be able to earn your bread
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Best of luck to you in monetizing your efforts, hope this good publicity will help your cause. Thank you very much for opensourcing reference implementations of state-of-the art reinforcement learning algorithms. One thing that would make p
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Is he still around? https://www.recode.net/2017/3/8/14863560/uber-ai-gary-marcus...
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