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by nojito 3y ago
So? Are you implying that those developers can’t compete with US developers?
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by nojito 3y ago
Why?
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by nojito 3y ago
You grossly underestimate the amount of individuals who plug in a usb and click yes to allow access to device.
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by nojito 3y ago
ARIMA is very very slow and computational expensive. >Even if true, they could take a random subset of size 100 out of the 300k and compare on those. Sure...but there's a chance that ARIMA won't even finish training on that sub
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by nojito 3y ago
The test data is 300k different time series. There’s no way to do an arima in a reasonable amount of time and/or money on that volume of data
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by nojito 3y ago
Because hydrogen is the future.
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Ten Cents per Terabyte(blog.coiled.io)
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Qualcomm's next round of PC chips will fight Apple under the name Snapdragon X(theverge.com)
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by nojito 3y ago
They changed how omnibar worked. It switched from history first to doing a google search first.
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by nojito 3y ago
They made google search the default instead of your previous webpage visits.
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by nojito 3y ago
It serves to show a pattern of behavior to protect a monopoly in ads. This examples show how they leveraged their monopoly of Chrome to protect their ads.
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by nojito 3y ago
Not really. Searches through safari are stripped of identifiers. Now if you’re logged into google that’s a different story.
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Apple’s new Transformer-powered predictive text model(jackcook.com)
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Ey.ai(ey.com)
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by nojito 3y ago
You’re not getting it. There is zero chance non-us car factories unionize. There is nothing stopping them from closing the factory and moving internationally. The same isn’t true for the big 3.
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by nojito 3y ago
Actually. No one else will. UAW was unable to unionize non-big 3 factories in the US.
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by nojito 3y ago
It's much complicated than that. https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-real-story-of-2016/
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Road to Composable Data Systems: Thoughts on the Last 15 Years and the Future(wesmckinney.com)
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by nojito 3y ago
> All cloud features are opt-in and your data is encrypted at rest. For autocomplete, all of your keystrokes are processed locally and never leave your device. Fig is a great product.
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by nojito 3y ago
Bishop and ISLR are for two completely different audiences.
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by nojito 3y ago
Apollo’s reach is minuscule compared to Reddit as a whole. Plus their popularity is intrinsically tied to Reddit as a whole. They will have zero ability to peal users away.
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by nojito 3y ago
Hospital charges don't matter the real information is in the Payor Transparency data which is magnitudes larger than this dataset.
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by nojito 3y ago
Just 1/5 of their total carbon neutral claim is from purchasing credits. I am sure it is even lower in 2023.
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by nojito 3y ago
Unified with the GPU You aren’t getting that much vram in a single product.
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The Growing Importance of Social Skills in the Labor Market(academic.oup.com)
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by nojito 3y ago
Yes. OpenAI is a heavy user of Ray.io https://thenewstack.io/how-ray-a-distributed-ai-framework-he...
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by nojito 3y ago
Microbenchmarks are meaningless. Not sure why people keep posting them.
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by nojito 4y ago
Of course they do. That’s why the Corolla is as popular as it is.
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by nojito 4y ago
joins are one of the biggest causes of data quality and integrity issues in the data space.
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by nojito 4y ago
You can just call to_numpy() which is zero copy.

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