tanilama

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by tanilama 8y ago
Youtube comments tend to be cancer anyway. Won't miss them.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Not if you are a hobbyist.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Make no mistake, Nazi is still being hated, it is just that people aren't that sensitive about its presence. The Nazi costume had appeared in various cosplay exhibitions in China before, and people who aren't aware of the context
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by tanilama 8y ago
> ruin the pristine desert landscapes that make the area so attractive. OK, so this is pretty much another incident of property value protection?
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by tanilama 8y ago
Github is a utility, a developer facing utility, not a consumer beauty product. As it works already, I would argue it doesn't need redesign, not many people are complaining its look.
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by tanilama 8y ago
It is not people are performing validation on the test set, that would be straightly cheating. What #3 has described is a totally normal workflow: 1. Conceptualize a new model idea 2. Implementing and training is totally legal without invol
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by tanilama 8y ago
> Myth 3: Machine Learning researchers do not use the test set for validation Damn this hits the nails. People are essentially using 'test' set as validation set, the validation set as the early stopping helper set.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Performance maybe, but not without gotchas. However, compatibility is certainly not: http://packages.pypy.org/ Scipy/scikit-learn/pandas/matplotlib/h5py aren't supported, and all the packages depend
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by tanilama 8y ago
Pyston as far as I was tracking, it seems to be mainly 2 devs from Dropbox, hardly that better off. You have a point though, no company can replace javascript , the cost is straightly forbidden. But Python as mainly a backend language at th
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by tanilama 8y ago
Well, there are multiple attempts in Python's history to make it faster, yet failed. Most noteworthy one is Unladen Swallow from Google: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3146/ And Dropbox's now d
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by tanilama 8y ago
It is cool. But I think it will probably end up as gimmick to wow your friends, but not a feature that you would use regularly. Definitely not worthy of the price tag.
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by tanilama 8y ago
What are Redis's alternatives? Might be a good idea to have one, had their VC backers pushed them too far into monetization, leading to even more drastic licensing changes.
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by tanilama 8y ago
> Amazon isn't some two-bit startup which has no VC funding So Amazon is at lower risk of bankruptcy and a higher credibility of eventual return of those investments?
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by tanilama 8y ago
> One company should not have bargaining power over an entire city, and they certainly should not get special economic treatment over others. Depends on which city. NYC is an established city, with unique value proposition over the globe
555.
by tanilama 8y ago
That has more due to the local zoning law, I don't think Seattle housing would be this expensive had there be more high rises like NYC.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Pretty on point. Amazon is pretty decided to step aside those toxic politics, that is why I am surprised they choose NYC in the first place, because the climate there isn't that different from Seattle. Well, it turns out to be rather q
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by tanilama 8y ago
It is not. Period. People just likes to fantasize about the past like it is a paradise.
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by tanilama 8y ago
Not even developing country standard, at least those countries still can afford some of it.
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by tanilama 8y ago
This is pretty honest and acute description of the industry landscape and prediction going forward. I think DS has been abused by some people as an umbrella to not produce qualify code, yet they somehow they put themselves in higher regards
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by tanilama 8y ago
Is Differentiable Programming just a rebranding of tape-based auto differentiation?
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by tanilama 8y ago
All they need is a small dosage of existentialism. Life is indeed meaningless by itself, we are born to reproduce, meaning is what you choose to attach to it.
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by tanilama 8y ago
> A lot of people in their twenties still live with their parents in S. Korea. It is very common. It is common anywhere where the real estate price is high.
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by tanilama 8y ago
> I can say that static typing is desired by a nonzero number of who practice what we would consider to be data science and machine learning Who would trade static typing with fast prototyping any time. Data science is a really nebulous
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by tanilama 8y ago
Fail to see the point of this project. Swift for Tensorflow might work if the scope is to create a client side model definition loader natively for various TF models. Nobody use Swift seriously for server side training, there is no point in
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by tanilama 8y ago
> code without getting to design and architectural space Then your impact is limited. Truth is, you need to do high-level thing to influence more people because that is more efficient and valuable use of your time. Implementation is fun
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by tanilama 8y ago
There are survey companies out there paying people to offer their opinions on various stuff. Google gets this for free. Yes, you can see Google users aren't customers, they are more like unaware/unpaid workers, providing free tuni
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by tanilama 8y ago
They tried and blew away my trust in any of such innovative, pseudo-altruist initiative from silicon valley companies. The disruption their action might bring is much more than cancelling their internet service products. Can't really j
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by tanilama 8y ago
Seriously. Google messed up REALLY bad on this one. It would really difficult for many customers to come up with a contingency plan under 2 months. Google should NEVER be trusted with other infrastructure projects going further. Infrastruct
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by tanilama 8y ago
Hooks future depends on its objective: a replacement or an alternative? I guess even the React team itself doesn't have an answer for this, that is why they are rolling out Hooks relatively cautiously, not forcing it down to the commun
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by tanilama 8y ago
Why refactoring? It might be marginally better, but it doesnt mean what has been written in the past is wrong. Plus unless you have very robust test coverage, refractoring at this scale is going to introduce more bugs than the marginal bene

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