peytoncasper

11 ms·

91.
7 Days of Bootstraps: Day 3(medium.com)
1 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
92.
7 Days of Bootstraps: Day 2(medium.com)
1 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
93.
7 Days of Bootstraps: Day 1(medium.com)
2 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
94.
7 Days of Bootstraps(medium.com)
2 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
95.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
Then you have the question of how to query it efficiently. You can’t scan 1 year of data every time, so now you need some type of external process that can either pre-compute those metrics (not flexible) or a compaction type process that ma
96.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
Ah apologies. And Bleach is utilized in the labs to denature the prions appropriately. You're correct that autoclaves are not used as heat unfortunately is not enough to kill them. Its like 100% bleach.
97.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I believe this is more of an optimization layer to be utilized by libraries like Tensorflow and JAX. More of a simplification of the interaction with traditional CUDA instructions. I imagine these libraries and possibly some users would imp
98.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I just wanted to add a comment about your muscle bulk comment. Protein in protein shakes is usually denatured or rather just a collection of amino acids. Proteins that are synthesized by the body have a structure to them and Prions are simp
99.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'm not justifying how Tesla's assistance works as I've driven a rental and it really is glorified cruise control right now. That being said, I have a Honda with assistive braking and it is terrible. Shadows, pot holes, ghost
100.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I unfortunately don’t know how the numbers break down. However, I see a lot of people that use Facebook for groups. As a result, I wonder how much of their engagement is driven from people posting inside of various groups that might be priv
101.
Use Cases for the Terraform CDK(medium.com)
2 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
102.
An Updated Intern's Guide to the Market Structure Galaxy(nasdaq.com)
1 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
103.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'm sure it's successful to some degree. They bought it, because it was a successful enterprise implementation. That being said, I'm not sure why I would leverage OpenShift on IBM Cloud when I can get practically the same thi
104.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
Cloud is the new mainframe. And IBM Cloud is terrible in comparison. All you ever hear about is how challenging Kubernetes is to manage. IBM invested in self managed Kubernetes essentially while everyone else built SaaS Kubernetes Engine’s.
105.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I'm not sure I would pick a number if I am honest, but I can understand that a number probably exists. If this wasn't Thiel but rather someone else who made 60k/yr or 120k/yr, I don't think this would even be a conv
106.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
I think that's fair, although, and correct me if I am wrong. Its his current income tax, so it's highly likely that his income tax bracket is lower than the cap gains tax that would normally be applied on investments like this. Th
107.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
What is your limit on how much money should be "sheltered" by a Roth IRA? At the time Thiel was not an ultra-wealthy billionaire. From the article. “I said, ‘If you really think this is going to be big, you know, you might want to
108.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
Genuinely curious then. When you say that it can't do anything that my laptop can't do. Is that based on simulation of actual quantum methods with all of the quirks or simply traditional algorithms? If it's not truly simulati
109.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
This seems a bit reductive. Sure. There are larger challenges but size, specialization and cost are three things that prevent adoption of this technology at all universities and some companies. Having more adoption even if its "useless
110.
by peytoncasper 5y ago
This is really awesome, I love the map for tracking existing papers and exploration for finding relevant ones. Any thoughts of supporting other integrations into something like Notion? Would be awesome to use Litmaps as the central index an
111.
TensorFlow Quantum(tensorflow.org)
2 points by peytoncasper 5y ago|0 comments
112.
by peytoncasper 6y ago
I think that is a fair concern. I would say that it does take some learning/training. If you're going to hook it up to a SQL DB or a REST interface then you have to know what a GET request is or the connection credentials. However
113.
by peytoncasper 6y ago
I’ve tried Retool in the past. Really enjoyed it. https://retool.com
114.
by peytoncasper 6y ago
Thats fair, I'm just thinking for companies that back OSS projects. It can be hard to get those questions seeded even though they have been asked and answered a thousand times with their customers and internally by new hires.
115.
by peytoncasper 6y ago
I just want to say that this sounds like a really interesting product. Have you all considered making questions "publishable" in a way to public SO? Plenty of times where a smaller company has a ton of internal knowledge that real
116.
Tic Tac Consul – Multi-Cloud, Serverless Networking(medium.com)
1 points by peytoncasper 6y ago|0 comments
117.
Proposed Web Machine Learning Working Group(w3.org)
1 points by peytoncasper 6y ago|0 comments
118.
A visual introduction to machine learning(r2d3.us)
3 points by peytoncasper 6y ago|0 comments
119.
Monitoring and Logging for Terraform Enterprise(medium.com)
1 points by peytoncasper 6y ago|0 comments
120.
by peytoncasper 7y ago
I'll speak for Bookmarks and Notes. Agenda has a date focused format for Notes which is great for keeping track notes over time. Combining that with the different categories and sections allows me to easily separate out by subject&#x2F

More ›