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Pooling free-tier accounts is usually against ToS.
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This is horrible, and very very dangerous for the people involved.
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We built a video security assistant that's completely autonomous. Hoping to start selling direct in a month or so.
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11. healthcare apps where hospital and doctors can bid on procedures. 12. whole classed of jobs disappear due to AI and automation. 13. those who are lucky (tech jobs, medical, custom genetics) all have multiple human assistants.
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1. some cloud services (storage, delivery/CDN) are completely free. 2. AWS has won the cloud game, but had to dramatically simplify its offerings. 3. there are no truck drivers in the US. 4. VR is officially dead, like 3D TV now. 5. Be
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Let's see Paul Allen's card.
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Yes they are. FTA:"The NulledCast is a podcast livestreamed to Discord. It's a show in which hackers take over people's Ring and Nest smarthome cameras and use their speakers to talk to and harass their unsuspecting owners.&q
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CPR.
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If you can find another individual (or two) who's dealing with the same problem, you can schedule a block of time with them (a meeting) and work side-by-side. May even collaborate. Name it something important: critical feature optimiza
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This. How would I describe myself? Three words: hardworking, alpha male, jackhammer, merciless, insatiable.
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Overfitting.
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This was one of those elusive passive income models - so perfect for automation.
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May this serve as a reminder to anyone being offered a non-sensical funding round for their one-person business ("really take this to the next level","1 + 1 = 3", "you will own a piece of a much larger pie!") -
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Wow. And I thought this (amateurs building financial systems) only happened in crypto. Just wow.
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true.
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another problem was that their "user" was actually a household, with a range of (sometimes conflicting) likes and interests - which could result in strange recommendations. They finally added profiles to fix that data problem.
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Interesting timing. Just a couple of days ago, Snowden said he was hoping France would grant him asylum.
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Thank you, my point exactly. Their infrastructure costs are terrible. Especially considering how easy their data is to shard etc (buyer and seller belong are in the same geo physically).
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I should have been more clear. AWS is absolutely the right choice. What I was trying to point out is someone engineered a system that costs 8M/mo to run yet only handles 1M rides per day.
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Lyft is no better, spending $8M per month on AWS to process 1M transactions per day.
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You weren't kidding. Thanks for the links.
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Safety not guaranteed. I have only done this once before.
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Perception is reality.
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Unreal.
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I see your point. Fundamentally, the same multiplications. However, if we look at TF Lite, for example - its internal operators were tuned for mobile devices, its new model file format is much more compact, and does not need to be parsed be
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faster while having the same form factor, energy usage, cost.
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While the theoretical innovations have mostly been incremental, there has been a lot of progress in the development of "light" deep learning frameworks - so the tasks that previously required massive GPUs can now run on your phon
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by that I mean any chip, from a generic (GPU) to something specialized (vision, NLP, etc). Any chip that makes training/or running TF/Caffe models faster.
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Specialized AI chips don't seem like a very good business idea to me. The way we do things (in AI) today - we may be doing things completely different tomorrow. It's not like there's a standard everyone has agreed on. There i
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While this is certainly a very impressive achievement, I am personally interested in small and light AI. World's tiniest AI chip? That would get me excited!
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