maldeh

9 ms·

31.
by maldeh 7y ago
I wonder what sort of allegation it would take that could top what's already been attributed to this administration.
32.
by maldeh 7y ago
I fully understand your point that GDPR hasn't been good for investment or startups, and that that the likelihood of a startup succeeding to reach sustainability in the european field has significantly diminished. What I'm rejecti
33.
by maldeh 7y ago
That presumes all early stage startups (as made in the US) are created equal, and any regression in their success rates is bad. Given that 9/10 startups fail even without GDPR, it's not surprising that early stage cos form the Lio
34.
by maldeh 7y ago
Whoa nelly, that is a tough argument to make in the face of a global rate of natural increase (RNI) of 1.06 (that's 6% being added year-over-year on top of the last census population of the 7.53 billion we've measured in 2017). If
35.
by maldeh 7y ago
Not sure of the specifics here - one reconciliation of the two statements could be, that Cavendish proved to be a good transport vector for this particular strain of fungus to spread rapidly on a global scale, notwithstanding its broad viru
36.
by maldeh 7y ago
How would hosting the site partially on-prem make things better? Or do you mean "multi-cloud"?
37.
by maldeh 7y ago
There's currently a 32% selection rate on the H-1B lottery, regardless of whether your application's even eligible or not. The best case (with OPT extensions right after college, not applicable for already-working people; and also
38.
by maldeh 7y ago
Cool, MIT licenses this time. * https://github.com/pytorch/botorch/blob/master/LICENSE * https://github.com/facebook/Ax/blob/master/LICENSE It's interesting seei
39.
by maldeh 8y ago
Fargate's purpose was never to magically make container orchestration go away, though - it's just a managed compute layer you plug into via the other orchestration frameworks (ECS or EKS). Really the apples-to-apples comparison sh
40.
by maldeh 8y ago
As I see it, we have these open-source / core products, and the companies maintaining them are looking to provide certain value-added features (particularly critical to the enterprise crowd) in exchange for some vendor lock-in. - Amazo
41.
by maldeh 8y ago
While a contextual bandit could be learning using more parameters about the environment than the multi-armed bandit posed in the example, it still has the goal of finding the best reward given the specific domain (while by and large using t
42.
by maldeh 8y ago
Assuming it could be proven, surely? And there have to be limitations as to how far an individual could go as to subterfuge, so if your company enforces a 2-person code review and there aren't other authorized Australian nationals at h
43.
by maldeh 8y ago
The author didn't spend much time discussing the application load balancer, wonder if it was the source of misconfiguration (besides their http server itself).
44.
by maldeh 8y ago
"If you don't want period-related ads, then you must not want to be treated like a woman?" That feels like a bit of a leap.
45.
by maldeh 8y ago
That would be a really weird user experience given how long this has been in Beta. Google has had over 1.5 years to get access control right, so I bet (hope) this is not an issue for new users.
46.
by maldeh 8y ago
By "In these kind of systems, your app users also become database users", do you mean by RBAC or some other session-based control on the backend, or does Firestore perform some intelligent user entity resolution I'm missing?
47.
by maldeh 8y ago
Your point is understood, and reiterated in other posts here. I just wanted to add context to the course as being presented by an author of MXNet, who is free to present it in his own framework. Anyway, there's no dearth of courses in
48.
by maldeh 8y ago
The instructors include core contributors to MXNet. I don't imagine one would expect, say, François Chollet to do a course on Pytorch :)
49.
by maldeh 8y ago
All the same, it's good they took responsibility when they did. I don't use Slack at work at present, but being an emigrant worker myself (not iranian, but honestly it shouldn't really matter), the past week's events lef
50.
by maldeh 8y ago
that, in fact, was dismissive?
51.
by maldeh 8y ago
Considering all the other corporate strategies Google employees have taken a public stand on lately, I wouldn't be surprised if there were serious fatigue on both ends - on corporate, for dealing with the constant rebellions killing ma
52.
by maldeh 8y ago
Wow, that's... fantastic and generous, I wasn't expecting this response. The change makes this framework so much more inviting to use. (I'm also surprised Facebook's legal / open source policy would allow such flexi
53.
by maldeh 8y ago
Ah, it has the fabled BSD+ license: https://github.com/facebookresearch/Horizon/blob/master/PATE... I guess that's not too unusual from their opensource contributions at this point.
54.
by maldeh 8y ago
That actually sounds like a solid improvement. Do the head-to-head comparisons change with sort- and dist-keys? What was the tuning used?
55.
by maldeh 8y ago
> We don’t believe that the courier change was responsible for the losses. We think we need more training, bugfixes, and to remove the last pieces of scripted logic in our model. It is interesting to consider that manually scripted beh
56.
by maldeh 8y ago
This feels a bit backwards to me - is the goal to describe and implement a "secure election", or to apply blockchain to X?
57.
by maldeh 8y ago
That sounds like a very pertinent thing to disclose when offering a critique of a competitor, particularly when you're not able to substantiate (for legitimate reason or otherwise)
58.
by maldeh 8y ago
A "WONTFIX/NOTABUG" closure at least gives confidence that a bug was investigated. Do we know how many bugs were still pending investigation here, prior to being closed due to this migration?
59.
by maldeh 8y ago
Impressive. I've lately been wondering though, how does one load data fast enough into such rigs to come close to saturating this kind of compute power? I felt this was an issue even with TPUs and V100s for any application that isn&#x2
60.
by maldeh 8y ago
Last I heard, it got mired in legal issues, and was recently tossed out by the courts [0]. (Something that's not quite as likely in the US due to the EU being more privacy-conscious, and would require mass outrage and an act of congres

More ›