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by sodosopa 7y ago
Python is included in the most recent versions of Watson Studio ML. Were Jupyter notebooks included when you originally tried the tasks? I’m curious why the included python didn’t work and the standalone did.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
Which is why data scientists use python instead of AppleScript.
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by sodosopa 7y ago
I’m running on prem instances of Watson and it’s far from vaporware but Watson has become more of a brand name. For the Watson product I use, It’s more of a wrapper to do AI and ML work, notebooks, containers and related tools for data scie
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> Webiny is a CMS that allows you to build pages, similar like any other CMS Building pages is different than managing the content. That's the CM in CMS. You've built a page builder not a CMS.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Far from it. If you have an actual sow and contract with them, you can define your support terms and get better support than if you just sign up with a business account and avoid talking with salespeople.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Health care. If you're running on-prem, it does a good job of integrating Kubernetes where it's not something my data scientists have to worry about. Also fairly easy to tie in our data mart and all of our databases - MS, Oracle,
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by sodosopa 8y ago
This makes Google money, Google Reader did not. That's why they will not be bored with AI for a decade or so.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
> lack good customer care and support. Depends on how much you're paying them and the SOW you've signed. > non transparant pricings and they disrespect privacy. For pricing, talk with them. Or use a cloud broker.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
That's how my company would apply the platform to our work. My boss is there now, will be interesting to see what he find out vs what we're doing with our current IBM platform.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
The goal is to improve their experience, that's the complete opposite of hostility. Edit. My response was about website a/b testing.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
The title is a little more clickbaty than what it is. It's an ankle monitor for when kids are on house arrest for juvenile crimes. > On March 29, court officials in Chicago strapped an ankle monitor onto Shawn, a 15-year-old awaitin
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I wish they would filter out Pinterest by default (instead of adding -pinterest), they're worse than old Blogrolls.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I found the opposite. I started using DDG when I moved to Brave but after a month, I found I would go to DDG, search page after page and get frustrated and open google and have my result on page one or two.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
While I'd like to blame this on gaming culture, this went on back in the Usenet days too.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I read this earlier today and have been mulling it over and over in my head. Think of how many fungi we encounter on a daily basis. We know that breadmakers' sourdough will contain customized microbes based on the breadmaker. What if c
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I'm being somewhat vague about it now but hope to have news in the next 90 days.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Honest question from a Mastodon user. Is it truly that large? Most of the nodes I'm on remind me of 2006 Twitter, shouting in the dark.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Good for them. I honestly and truly hope they succeed. I have a small sub (30-40k =/- subscribers)and thought about doing this. I have the infrastructure for my personal projects but don't know if I wanna deal with the upkeep and
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Exactly. There should be a proper workflow with reversion if needed.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Improve your QA process and you will not be waylaid by something as simple as a typo.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
In short: GTFO. Longer: They're unethical and eventually it will be discovered and it will tarnish the work in your career. Do not stay and be their accomplice.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
related: > Reddit confirms $300M Series D led by China’s Tencent at $3B value https://techcrunch.com/2019/02/11/reddit-300-million/
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by sodosopa 8y ago
Honestly, Zuck or Facebook shouldn't be the ones defining rules for anyone. They have a horrendous track record with existing laws.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
fast and stable. Before I left that company, one box had an uptime of over 14 months.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I ran Alpha servers back then along side a bevy of DG/UX Aviion and Clariion servers. The DECs always out-performed the DG/UX boxes.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
The US people and companies do. We just have incompetent leadership in our government, we're waiting it out too.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
It is or should I mark that as a 'no'? I've contracted with companies who specifically hire disabled workers. Their unemployment rate is ridiculously high (edit, I've heard numbers of up to 70%) and my leadership wanted
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I feel for the mom and pop shops getting fished by these dudes. Maybe that’s Vice in general, I usually feel gross after reading about some of their profiles.
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by sodosopa 8y ago
What has your company done to enable workers with a disability?
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by sodosopa 8y ago
I grew up in a blue collar union family, dad was a Teamster Master Steward and my mom was a Secretary in the printers' union. I don't know how well it translates to larger tech companies.

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