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Cortex Labs Is Joining Databricks to Accelerate Model Serving and MLOps(databricks.com)
1 points by sjnair96 4y ago|0 comments
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Oh Alan Adler comes in twice! He's credited for inventing the Aeropress coffee brewer and the Aerobie frisbees!
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Yes, but that would involve us digging into the code of the gRPC server, which is unfortunately closed to us :(
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Ahh, we don't have access to the server. It's closed - an NVIDIA inference engine. Which under the hood talks to their Triton engine. Unfortunately, while Triton allows configuring the limit, the layer in front of it eats our chan
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Have you guys run into the issue of gRPC being used for ML inference engines/platforms, and having the message size be an issue? Recently, I was working on building the backend for our Speech Recognition engine and it seems like the me
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Looks awesome. Do you know if and how you guys support NVIDIA's software. For my project the NVIDIA software I'm using states it needs: CUDA 11.3.0 cuBLAS 11.5.1.101 cuDNN 8.2.0.41 NCCL 2.9.6 TensorRT 7.2.3.4 Triton Inference Serv
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by sjnair96 5y ago
Just fyi, I've found Tailscale to be excellent for this purpose. I just created a new google account, for sharing with friends and family to log in to tailscale, and it's completely free. A relay on my Raspberry pi allow me to exp
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by sjnair96 5y ago
It does not work as you'd imagine. It doesn't work for anyone - particularly switching from ios to macos as the currently playing device. It works the other way around fine, and even between iOS and iPadOS. But not iOS to macOS. O
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by sjnair96 6y ago
OH MY GOD. Is this jimmyruska of jimmyr.com and those youtube tutorials from way way back? I'm going to get every opportunity I get to tell you this, but you are the reason I'm where I am. I followed you since middle/primary
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by sjnair96 6y ago
Antipsychotics seem theoretically (and by online accounts empirically) more effective. While benzos reduce the panic, antipsychotics would function more similarly to an off-switch.
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by sjnair96 6y ago
Hey, looks like your auth / permissions are messed up. Looks like the app in general isn't functional at all? I'm seeing DBs/groups from what I believe are other accounts.
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by sjnair96 6y ago
Very cool. Reminds me of the times in middle/high school when I used to hunt down computer repair shops and scavenge old or spoilt dvd/cd drives to build lasers. The diodes harvested from drives that could write to disks were powe
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Tampermonkey, I believe, can also intercept HTTP requests. Maybe that's sufficient/necessary for redirecting to another client.
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Vitamin E dilutions have only found in blackmarket THC vapes. There's simply no need for legitimate vendors to dilute product with vit E Acetate. THC Distillate which is the base for most THC cartridges is made from any and all cannabi
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Cmd + Shift + R on Safari/MacOS I believe.
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Oof. Harsh, HN, harsh, downvoted for disliking a (albeit very loved) movie.
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by sjnair96 7y ago
While you can do Mouth-to-Lung on a Juul (mainly for vape tricks such as ghosting or french inhaling)l, I'd say it's much more common to Direct-to-Lung inhale at least among young adult nicotine fiends who are dependent on the sub
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Censorship evasion is no longer trivial. Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) exists and makes it difficult to use even VPNs. Shadowsocks works but has limited UDP support out of the box iirc.
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by sjnair96 7y ago
It's interesting to note that even APAP/paracetamol/acetaminophen can cause TEN or SJS, although very very rare. [1] For those bipolar folks out there, remember even lamotrigine can cause SJS (still very rare), which is why y
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Does this work in the Middle East (Dubai) where we have DPI as good/better than the Great Firewall? Nothing but Shadowsocks [1] seems to be consistent there. Unfortunately I have had poor/no UDP performance on SS even when enablin
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by sjnair96 7y ago
Wow, very interesting read. Thanks for bringing this to light.
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by sjnair96 7y ago
>Contrarily, I've found that staring into the sun, early in the morning for seconds up to a few minutes, is quite pleasant. Interesting... What've been your findings?
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Foundations of Machine Learning - Bloomberg ML EDU(bloomberg.github.io)
2 points by sjnair96 8y ago|0 comments
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by sjnair96 8y ago
Google keep. Works on all devices. Only barrier right now is the annoying load up time. Especially if you install it as a desktop app, it takes too long to load up.
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by sjnair96 8y ago
Is your issue primarily with the ads or Nietzsche's "ramblings"?
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by sjnair96 10y ago
Wow. Just in time for my compilers exam :)
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by sjnair96 10y ago
> Thursday Friday better than Monday. I should probably do my due reading on the subject before asking, but why is that so?
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by sjnair96 10y ago
Once again I am going to shamelessly plug my favorite course author Anthony Alicea and his JS/NodeJS/Angular1 course[1],[2],[3]. I really really liked Tony's course as it gave quite a deep look into topics, which are usually
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by sjnair96 10y ago
Thanks for sharing Rosalind! If you (or anyone else) knows similar projects in bioinformatics or any other fields, do let me know!
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by sjnair96 10y ago
Not sure if point's are the only metric, but I was at 25 points I believe when I made that comment. Didn't know that HN had any such point hierarchy.

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