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by sabalaba 7y ago
Only BSL4 lab in Mainland China. Built with French assistance. Was controversial because a culture of open communication is important to maintaining BSL4 standards.
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Where portable AI training makes sense(nextplatform.com)
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Very impressive work. I would love to see what this looks like when you start to drop more and more frames. I’d be curious to see how this technique starts to degrade as the input FPS goes down. Seems like it already can dramatically reduce
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by sabalaba 7y ago
The text generated by GPT-2 is far superior to HMMs. GPT-2 was able to perform unsupervised machine translation and answered more than 5x as many questions correct on the SQUAD Q&A dataset than the previous best pure neural model. Not t
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by sabalaba 7y ago
It’s not 10x more expensive. For example, Cloud TPU costs $12 for ImageNet training. AWS is $42. Lambda GPU Cloud is $19. You also need to take into account the cost of changing and tuning your code to run on a TPU. https://dawn.
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Having worked on a similar product to what you're describing, an always on camera embedded in a baseball hat that uses face recognition to catalog everybody you meet, I don't think it is going to happen any time soon. Primarily be
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Yes, go to scholar.google.com and search the name of the network. You’ll find the original paper (it will likely have many citations) which will describe the architecture in detail and have a useful diagram for you.
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by sabalaba 7y ago
I have always absolutely hated this diagram and think it should go away. I have also never seen somebody who understands the content of the diagram share it as a useful pedagogical tool. For example, with CNNs, you are building up feature a
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Extreme alarmism is going to make the Internet an over-regulated hellscape that mostly benefits incumbents and further reinforces monopoly positions. We would all be worse off if something like what you’re describing was implemented.
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by sabalaba 7y ago
I completely agree with all of your points, having built a Face Recognition API in the past at Lambda. If it’s a feature, high willingness to pay customers will just build in house. Low willingness to pay customers will want to use it for f
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Mercator: It’s a flat, flat world (2019)(mercator.tass.com)
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Don’t know about the Philip K Dick work but William Gibson has this in Neuromancer.
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I’m not sure if this is the same person but it sounds about right. The cowboy-pilot whose ranch he landed on died about 20 years later in a plane crash: https://oklahoman.com/article/2151107/cowboy-hall-figure-die.
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Fascinating read. Thankfully the puritans won out. Imagine a ‘demartialed’ colony. Not one that would be very fit to rebel.
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Static site generation in 50 lines of code(stephenbalaban.com)
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Hey HN, just wanted to post here to say that if you need more than 6 hours training (free tier limit) we offer a 4x GPU machine that is only $1.5/hour. Just wanted to let everybody know what kind of competition is out there while you&#
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Exactly. AWS is simply too expensive. You can buy a Lambda Quad GPU workstation and pay it back in a couple of months. If you want to save more you can just build it yourself. https://lambdalabs.com/blog/8-v100-server-o
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Software. Software. Software. Just two companies, Google and NVIDIA, have publicly launched a viable service or software stack. Just two companies have successfully written a "sufficiently advanced compiler". Just two companies ac
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Interview with Jeffrey Manber – International Space Station Oral History Project(historycollection.jsc.nasa.gov)
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Feel free to apply if up your alley: https://lambdalabs.com/careers
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Lambda | Software Engineer - Full Stack | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time | https://lambdalabs.com Lambda makes GPU workstations, servers, and cloud services for AI. We're hiring a Software Engineer to wor
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Sosml: An Interpreter for Standard ML Written in TypeScript(github.com)
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Lambda | Linux Technical Support Specialist | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time | https://lambdalabs.com We're looking for a linux technical support specialist who wants to help provide our customers with wo
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Lambda | Software Engineer - GPU Cloud | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time | https://lambdalabs.com We're looking for a system software engineer who wants to build a deep learning GPU cloud management system
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TensorFlow 2.0 Tutorial 01: Basic Image Classification(lambdalabs.com)
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Lambda | Software Engineer - GPU Cloud | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time | https://lambdalabs.com We're looking for a system software engineer who wants to build a deep learning GPU cloud management system
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RealTalk: We Recreated Joe Rogan's Voice Using Artificial Intelligence(youtube.com)
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Amazing find! I really think everybody should check out the rest of his website, it's full of gems. I especially like his Telefunken's Bouncing Ball implementation.[1] Ever since I took a dive into hardware, I've been excited
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by sabalaba 7y ago
Lambda | System Software Engineer - GPU Cloud | San Francisco, CA (Dogpatch) | Onsite | Full Time We're looking for a system software engineer who wants to build a deep learning GPU cloud management system. You will: * Architect and au
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by sabalaba 8y ago
The Hukou (户口) system that you’re talking about wasn’t established because of demand for housing in Beijing. It’s not really clear why it was established and has origins that date back hundreds of years. It essentially serves as a social co

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