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Tomb Raider II Source Code (1997)(archive.org)
2 points by sabalaba 5y ago|1 comments
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by sabalaba 5y ago
I can tell you that manufacturing businesses are difficult to manage, have thousands of moving parts if not millions, those parts are more often than not human. It's like a choreographed dance with millions of people simultaneously, so
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by sabalaba 5y ago
You can check out some of the benchmarks here: https://lambdalabs.com/blog/nvidia-rtx-a6000-benchmarks/ It provides some modern, real life, deep learning benchmarks using the mixed precision (TF32) that gp was ref
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by sabalaba 5y ago
You can’t own 50% of more of a company you invest in using your self directed Roth IRA. So, QSBS is great for founders who own 50% or more.
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by sabalaba 5y ago
$10s of millions of dollars
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Lambda raises $24.5M to build GPU cloud and on-prem deep learning hardware(lambdalabs.com)
2 points by sabalaba 5y ago|0 comments
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by sabalaba 5y ago
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | Distributed | Remote | Full Time Remote first! We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will: * Be responsible for the fu
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by sabalaba 5y ago
Amazing, software truly is eating the world.
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by sabalaba 5y ago
Because you’re not paying them enough? Supply and demand.
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by sabalaba 5y ago
Pretty sure that both instances you're talking about (Huawei/Megaupload) are perfect examples of parent's point --- the US is capable of enforcing laws outside of its territory, the EU is not.
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by sabalaba 5y ago
http://chuck.stanford.edu/ Another interesting one is Chuck, a strongly-timed language. :) Useful for making musical programs.
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | Distributed | Remote | Full Time Remote first! We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will: * Be responsible for the fu
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by sabalaba 6y ago
> the only two logical outcomes are to either go bust, or to be acquired by a major cloud provider Or just continue to build a profitable, cash flow positive business that continues to grow for years and years to come. Business outcomes
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by sabalaba 6y ago
The CBECI tool estimates that bitcoin consumes about 15.24 gigawatts. There are approximately 2 million employees working at FDIC insured banks in the United States.[2] There are approximately 330 million people in the United States.[3] Uni
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | Distributed | Remote | Full Time Remote first! We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will: * Be responsible for the fu
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by sabalaba 6y ago
You should check out Lambda GPU cloud. It's around 40% of the price of AWS/GCP/Azure. The default instance image uses the Lambda Stack repository which is designed for Deep Learning (PyTorch/TensorFlow/Caffe/Dr
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by sabalaba 6y ago
If you want to do "budget ML" for training or long-running GPU jobs, you should check out Lambda GPU cloud. Our on-demand instances are 50% the cost of GCP/AWS. Our 8x V100 instances are $12/hr and our 1x Quadro RTX 6000
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Why? The psychoactive effects (relaxation, stimulation, and cognitive enhancement) of Nicotine is the reason that people enjoy tobacco products. Not everybody who smokes tobacco is an addict. Why ruin the fun for everybody else? While we’re
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Interestingly enough, this video from the 1980s shows Brian Kernighan writing a one line spellchecker program in UNIX shell. Obviously, the computer that it’s running on is more powerful than a 256K PC. The point stands: some people are sim
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Luminar (Nasdaq: LAZR)(luminartech.com)
1 points by sabalaba 6y ago|0 comments
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by sabalaba 6y ago
It’s not impossible (more like highly likely) for that trust to go the same way of the Nauru Phosphate Royalties Trust. Administrative burden and corruption. Mismanagement. Exponential growth can’t go on forever. It’s interesting that UAE i
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Always love Patrick's posts. Lambda has built a business on moving people from the cloud to on-prem and reducing the cost of cloud AI infrastructure. As some of the other comments have pointed out, for machine learning applications wit
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | Distributed | Remote | Full Time Remote first! We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will: * Be responsible for the fu
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by sabalaba 6y ago
It looks interesting. Sounds like they're going to be charging for an entire year of service up front or at least as part of an annual contract, which makes sense. (See: "Stardust will only be the beginning in a year-long partners
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Lambda | Senior Software Engineer | Distributed | Remote | Full Time Remote first! We're looking for a software engineer who wants to write code at our Deep Learning workstation and server company. You will: * Be responsible for the fu
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Structured Procrastination(structuredprocrastination.com)
53 points by sabalaba 6y ago|9 comments
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by sabalaba 6y ago
I absolutely love Pandoc, I use it in my Makefile based static site generator. Pandoc is probably one of the most valuable pieces of open source tooling next to ffmpeg and imagemagick.
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Hey HN, just wanted to show you our latest product we just launched at Lambda. Essentially we have an HPC engineer sit down with you, understand your machine learning team's workload, and then design a custom cluster for you. Here&#x27
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Show HN: Lambda Echelon GPU Cluster(lambdalabs.com)
3 points by sabalaba 6y ago|1 comments
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by sabalaba 6y ago
Hey HN, this is a talk that I gave at GTC this year. It's a video tutorial on how to build a GPU cluster for AI. It's definitely a bit more enterprise focused, as opposed to what you might do at a startup, but many of the same pri

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