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by selljamhere 8y ago
TL;DR - Building your own rig is fun, but can be a pain to maintain. There is a path on Google Cloud to start ML projects for free, and scale up when you need to. I think you're hitting the biggest up/down sides on the nose. There
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Mr. Rogers Testifies Before the Senate Subcommittee on Communications(youtube.com)
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by selljamhere 8y ago
One of my favorite examples of public speaking is Mr. Rogers testifying before a Senate subcommittee in support of funding for national public television. He is calm, thoughtful and thorough through the entire process, speaking simply and w
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by selljamhere 8y ago
>> It's pulled, and it's fine, but there's clearly a balance between "octopus merges are fine" and "Christ, that's not an octopus, that's a Cthulhu merge". This made me chuckle.
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by selljamhere 8y ago
One of the best benefits I can think of favoring Core Data and iCloud/CloudKit is the very public stance Apple has taken on privacy. One largest downsides I can think of is vendor lock-in. If you intend to expand beyond iOS, there will
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Meet Erica, your virtual financial assistant(promo.bankofamerica.com)
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by selljamhere 8y ago
In perfect timing, Bank of America released Erica, "your virtual financial assistant." https://promo.bankofamerica.com/erica/
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by selljamhere 8y ago
That makes sense. I was thinking in terms of global lookup keys, which would require hashes to persist across runs. When thinking in terms of object equality, the hashes need only live as long as the objects themselves. Namely, for the life
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by selljamhere 8y ago
>>New hashing algorithm >>Hash values vary from run to run (so don’t depend on hash values or order) I must be reading this wrong. One of the requirements for a good hash function is determinism - specifically that any given val
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Apple WWDC Live Blog 2018(live.theverge.com)
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by selljamhere 8y ago
grep is the product of a lot of thought and engineering. There's a great rundown by GNU grep's author, if you're interested [1]. One big takeaway is that grep doesn't simply traverse the string linearly, instead using th
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by selljamhere 8y ago
This seems like a natural progression toward integrating Tensorflow with Apple's CoreML. With Tensorflow Lite's CoreML conversion, a native Swift frontend could open doors for ML on iOS.
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Automatic Learning Rate Scheduling That Really Works(blog.dlib.net)
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by selljamhere 9y ago
> artificial intelligence (AI), a sub-branch of machine learning I could have a failed mental model, but I'm under the impression that the relationship is the other way around. AI is a broad field encompassing various strategies to
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by selljamhere 9y ago
Any news on the fast-neural-style release date?
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by selljamhere 9y ago
What are the advantages you see over using the `go pprof` toolchain? https://blog.golang.org/profiling-go-programs https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/pprof/ https://golang.org&#x
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by selljamhere 10y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/936/
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by selljamhere 10y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1185/ "StackSort connects to StackOverflow, searches for 'sort a list', and downloads and runs code snippets until the list is sorted."
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Veritone Closes $50M Funding Agreement with Acacia(businesswire.com)
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A Golang Starter for Google App Engine(github.com)
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