spicyramen

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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   Jordan Peterson and James Damore explained this as well...but we'll yeah the narrative of SJW and Google don't like science all the time
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   One missing point is the support for customers and partners. AWS and Azure provide amazing support experience which emulates and improve what Cisco, HP, IBM did in the Enterprise space many years before: TAC, Forums, certifications, partner
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   Paywall...
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   Let us remember that AI is at the center of the cloud wars. Google, Amazon and Microsoft while they produce ton of research, their sales teams need to market those R&D investment to get customers interested in their tech. We are at a st
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   This is great news for competition, same goes for GPU where Nvidia is still a monopoly
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   Google AI team did a very good presentation and blog post about this and other common problems https://cloudblog.withgoogle.com/products/ai-machine-learnin...
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   Google implemented AMD for Stadia. As my understanding this is part of their Cloud infrastructure: will be interesting to see if they start supporting AMD in their cloud compute engine instances. If this happens, we should see a price diffe
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   by spicyramen 7y ago

   I started using Perl back in 2007 for their text parsing capabilities, then moved to Python as more and more examples and libraries became available, I definitely enjoy both.
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   TensorFlow Enterprise(cloud.google.com)

   3 points by spicyramen 7y ago|0 comments
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    I tried Airbnb many times, but exchanging keys, meeting with strangers and that force interaction I don't want in my vacation, rooms that look different in picture...no thanks already had 2 very bad experiences: 1 in Brazil and 1 in Oa
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    Hit the paywall, but a country with a massive population that is helping many of them are leveling up and leaving poverty how can you prevent them to stop eating meat? Is easy to say from a nice office in NY but hard to explain to a farmer
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    Can you unpack this statement?
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    I worked in Unified communications for many years and is a very well established and solid technology with protocols like SIP, RTP, sRTP and webRTC as we move to space and that area is growing, inter space communications Is an interesting a
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    For BoA we need to consider that is a Bank and many of the information they store may be too sensitive to pass it to a third party which as we know always have security issues. Better to deal with those internally. Many factors to consider
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    I really like the idea that as engineers, our speciality is not politics but creating technology for a company in order to maximize revenue by following the existing law. It was surprising for me coming to America that employees have the op
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    I'm still migrating from 2.7...to 3.5
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    Very good that Pytorch emerged as a serious contender to TF. While TF still provided more production grade tools (TFX, TensorRT, TF serving), Pytorch continue to evolve and hope soon we have a more complete ecosystem
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    This is a common trend for being second in market, when we see Pytorch and TensorFlow 2.0, TF 2.0 was created to compete directly with Pytorch pythonic implementation (Keras based, Eager execution). Facebook at least on Pytorch has been del
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    I took a Haskell class couple of years back (Functional Programming) as reference I worked for 12 years before as Software Engineer using Pascal, C, C++, Java, Perl, Shell, Python, Visual Basic, and I felt like I was learning Chinese, I rea
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    To truly succeed as developer, you need feedback, I mean team and actionable feedback: code reviews, stand-ups, design doc reviews, etc. When you are able to explain your ideas to a group most of the time you grow, as you need to make sur
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    This totally makes sense, as from a cognitive perspective the table you will extract information is the first place you take a look
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    "I know a person" is a typical response from the noveau pseudo scientific trans movement, no one really understands this condition yet, and hopefully science can figure it out, although science around this topic has been shut down
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    by spicyramen 7y ago

    Reality is that most production ML workflows still use 1.x,( not even the latest 1.14[5]. Migration to 2.x does not make sense in many existing use cases unless you want to build your new algorithms from scratch. From previous experience wi
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    GCP Dataproc meets TF on YARN: Let TonY help you train right in your cluster(gweb-cloudblog-publish.appspot.com)

    1 points by spicyramen 8y ago|0 comments
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    Amazon open-sources Neo-AI, a framework for optimizing AI models(venturebeat.com)

    2 points by spicyramen 8y ago|0 comments
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    by spicyramen 8y ago

    Feliz Navidad desde Hangzhou