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by ramoz 6y ago
Companies that get this right won't make anyone "comeback" -- however their office spaces wont go vacant either. It's a learning opportunity & especially for reconsiderations around cross-functional teams and open en
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by ramoz 6y ago
That's art. Thanks for sharing.
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by ramoz 6y ago
There are the Ivory Tower types, and they can be annoying. There is a lot of genuine. I rose to decent popularity and was hooked initially. I never quiet understood wanting to be the listener or how that experience is sustainable. I guess
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by ramoz 6y ago
Im also curious. Im currently having to put together a large system design document together and am struggling to find any solid automation tools. The most productive tool I've found is: https://github.com/terraform-doc
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by ramoz 6y ago
A lot of internal knowledge I work with can't be moved to SaaS. Does anyone know of any open source solutions for similar KB user experience (quality as the first order primitive). COTs are fine... but me and everyone else are already
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by ramoz 6y ago
agree... yea I think it's a bit of a future-tech fallacy. Autonomous systems should have the infrastructure in place that allows for accurate prediction well ahead of the time needed for risk mitigation.
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by ramoz 6y ago
I dont think this is true. Creativity happens when you combine/blend prior knowledge. We don't magically create new information without prior meaning. TikTok acts likes this and the remix is like a blending/combining prior cr
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by ramoz 6y ago
Advanced scheduling with K8s... inference requests distributed across a ton of spot/preemptible VMs. We’ve achieved best performance on CPU with MKL. It’s often a misconception that you need GPU for inference. It many cases, the overhe
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by ramoz 6y ago
cuffed to my leg*
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by ramoz 6y ago
'Why haven't you sold a startup by now? ... go do your own thing...' Because, Since I was young, I've been hammering a cinderblock away that can grow 3 new heads at random intervals
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by ramoz 6y ago
Perhaps a part 2 would dive a bit deeper into os caching and hardware (SSDs, their interfaces etc)
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by ramoz 6y ago
A question worth asking, has AWS paid retribution to the elastic oss ecosystem with new oss? If so, Elastic are the bad guys.
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by ramoz 6y ago
Think this is just where tech is headed. Software eating itself. Big OSS will need to shift if their value is in providing licensed commercial versions. This is like a new modern evolution of internet. Cloud, data, apps, etc all becoming ut
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by ramoz 6y ago
I address this in another top comment as well. Just additional perspective. You can't predict the future, so you have to find the one thing(s) to protect in all cases. And like you say, it can not be subjective. In Gov't Tech Acqu
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by ramoz 6y ago
Agree. Government acquisitions regulation for tech itself is also a good example.(for COTs products, contracting dev/integration, consulting, research, etc). Gov't acquisition law has become so complex, yet has one single constrai
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by ramoz 6y ago
They do the opposite as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_T%C3%A9l%C3%A9vision_Lib... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reichs-Rundfunk-Gesellschaft#:... .
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by ramoz 6y ago
A solution to yesterday's problems shouldn't discount tomorrow's innovations. I don't think iOS and Android are in the best long-term position. There's more things happening in our global infrastructure that should
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by ramoz 6y ago
Yes, same: If your solution users aren't satisfied, then your solution is naively unpragmatic.
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by ramoz 6y ago
Anyone thinks this applies to competitive enterprise software business? Or is there large complex systems models where innovation happens (like in science discoveries) at scale.
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by ramoz 6y ago
Ha & to be fair I've been on and am on a call now trying to sugar coat this exact issue at scale with in-flux relatable scenarios.
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by ramoz 6y ago
Mostly disagree. > CEOs will realize that ML is effective in narrow ways and that not everything needs ML. Any stable business isn't unjustifiably syncing costs here. I project FY21 rise an AI-funded efforts in large businesses. &
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by ramoz 6y ago
In our large production project we have a very simple Go arch that enables 15+ microservices. Im not sure I see the value of generics either other than complicating a rather complicated distributed architecture with abstracted implementatio
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by ramoz 6y ago
(While your uber eats is in route using GPS)
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by ramoz 6y ago
What do today's 5G innovations look like? Can't the DoD jumpstart to get there. BTW DoC includes NOAA which has pretty advanced networking, and I think purposely have held off from 5G due to large uncertain risks
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by ramoz 6y ago
Like smart contracts? I also see relevance with compliance-heavy stacks, maybe integrating something like https://github.com/usnistgov/OSCAL
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by ramoz 6y ago
Could you apply this to tweets? e.g., take user1 tweet, analyze who they follow & current trends, some recursion, find root influencers like: user1 -> follows user2, tweeted similar -> userN, tweetN -> network and time-map of i
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by ramoz 6y ago
also, tax exempt?
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by ramoz 6y ago
Pretty cool, how far are you from an interface equivalent to Among Us?
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by ramoz 6y ago
This is cool, do you have any usage detail and/or production nuances?
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by ramoz 6y ago
Fast Style Transfer for iOS, converting models to coreml... models are still quite inefficient. https://github.com/backnotprop/fast-style-transfer-coreml https://medium.com/hackernoon/diy-prisma-fa

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