tomfaulhaber

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by tomfaulhaber 9y ago
Sorry, for the very delayed reply here. The hyperparameter optimization feature is still in preview (though the rest of SageMaker is in general availability). We'll be putting up a page within the next week or so for you to request acc
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by tomfaulhaber 9y ago
Engineer on the SageMaker team here. There are no restrictions on the types of algorithms that you can optimize using the HyperParameterOptimization service. SageMaker is designed for machine learning which means it's optimized for alg
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by tomfaulhaber 10y ago
Google is a data company and the data available has changed over the last few years. Maps are both a way to present data and a way to collect data. The new data that Google has comes from Android handsets and from users using Google maps an
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by tomfaulhaber 15y ago
Of all of these, #3 has made the most memorable conferences in my career. I feel like I've gotten value when I get on the plane to go home and I can't decide which of 20 new projects I've thought of in the last 3 days that I want to start o
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by tomfaulhaber 15y ago
Yeah, but you have to clear your browser and reload. The instructions are here: http://deliciousengineering.blogspot.com/ under "Firefox Extension Fixed." They claim that the IE extension is fixed as well, but there seem to be no special
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by tomfaulhaber 15y ago
Unlike environments like GWT or ClojureScript, coffeescript doesn't treat the JavaScript as an invisible target language. You do actually think a little about the JavaScript that your code is being compiled into (or maybe more accurately, t
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by tomfaulhaber 15y ago
This is not a "Clojure thing." The advice to noobs not to go hog wild with macros is common among experienced Lisp programmers in all dialects. Paul Graham himself refers to it in _On Lisp_: Chapter 8 is titled "When to Use Macros" and the
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by tomfaulhaber 16y ago
"my/our continuing work on Clojure is an ongoing gift" and what a gift it is! Thank you Rich (and the rest of the Clojure community) for this wonderful language. Personally, it makes my work more enjoyable when I use it and I look around an