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8y ago
On-demand Xeon with GPU in the cloud is quite different from local ESP32.
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A meta technology hype roadmap
(smashcompany.com)
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8y ago
It shouldn't be offline, using recognition online but at your own cloud would be the way too.
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8y ago
Choose GPL - enterprise customers scare to touch your product, no consulting, no fees, no nothing. Choose "business friendly licensing" - Amazon sell your product as a service, then fork it away.
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8y ago
Before proceeding to eventually learn the modern SQL finally and write a couple of stored procedures to stop pumping terabytes of almost-raw data to your "application server" code to be filtered by ORM that is too complex to under
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Anyone calling bc from bash script will eventually arrive at a poorly specified, bug ridden mini Mathematica? Wrt "bug ridden" > if I were having trouble with something Docker-related I would honestly feel like there was a 50
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8y ago
> put each service in its own network cgroups and network namespaces. > run multiple versions of a software https://devmanual.gentoo.org/general-concepts/slotting/index...
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Ovh "VPS Cloud RAM 3" is 30GB for €30 exVAT, is it cheap considering e.g. Hetzner's bare metal EX42 with 64GB for €34 exVAT?
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8y ago
Google does not need any excuse.
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8y ago
You can even add huge "sign up for our newsletter!" text and button after every paragraph.
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8y ago
With any startup with half billion active monthly users.
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8y ago
> twice as fast I doubt it.
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8y ago
> This find | xargs mawk | mawk pipeline gets us down to a runtime of about 12 seconds, or about 270MB/sec, which is around 235 times faster than the Hadoop implementation. https://adamdrake.com/command-line-tools-ca
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8y ago
What if some browser would exist that could render only 90% of pages fully correct, but would be twice as fast as Chrome and use 30% of memory?
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> They took open source code made better by tons of volunteers Had all the volunteers' impact being so big? Nginx was created by single developer who is NGINX, Inc CTO now, and then developed pretty much by Nginx employees only.
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8y ago
How many users do know what their Chrome browser phones home?
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Google's Allo messenger waves goodbye
(engadget.com)
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8y ago
Well, that's why we all should build yet another calculator or weather app for Android.
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I visited one of the KOLs on Chinese e-commerce platform. It was mind-boggling
(twitter.com)
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> and then it is auto-approved So the prospects of Amazon reimplement all the popular open-source software someday is viable?
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8y ago
So there's "Server Side Public License" based on GPL.
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8y ago
Or the opposite. There are more and more hardware that support Android but not Linux. That's why Termux and other solutions to run Linux on Android are so popular.
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In Defense of Smart Algorithms over Hardware Acceleration for Deep Learning
(arxiv.org)
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Nvidia is nearing a deal to acquire peer Mellanox Technologies for more than $7B
(reuters.com)
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Linux vs many BSD flavours. https://containerjournal.com/2019/01/22/5-container-alternat...
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In SF, maybe. But most developers in the world live outside of SV (for example, there are on the order of 1M C# developers worldwide). They don't write blogs, or even read them.
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Lenovo ThinkPad P72 review: A mobile workstation at its best
(neowin.net)
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That's still the same about Perl, but for different reasons now. > While the rest of the world sees Perl as a legacy language and analysts insist that no one is talking about it, our Perl business is vibrant, alive, and growing. Lea
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Amazon abruptly stopped buying goods from third-party sellers
(qz.com)
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Semiconductor Innovation: Is the party over or just getting started? (2018)
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