totoglazer

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by totoglazer 5y ago
Recent thread on doing this with Linux as well. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27956874
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Thank you!
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by totoglazer 5y ago
I swear I’ve seen photos of an EV that was hacked that way like 5 years ago. Maybe an early model S?
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by totoglazer 5y ago
I think this really is much more elastic for some workloads. I want to use hundreds of A100s for a few weeks. Then not use them for a quarter while I use and analyze what I trained, fine tune on smaller machines, etc. We’d never be able to
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Would love some insight into training data (what? How many tokens? GB?) and training hardware/time.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
What library did you use for JAX on TPU? Also curious how much data you had?
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Yes, this also describes, for example, the next entrance at Hamilton and Hicks. Although there’s it’s narrower so primarily just one extra lane.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
It’s unclear what you’re concerned about revealing and to whom. Without a threat model it’s hard to say. For example, are you worried about location information? Who do you want to avoid knowing if? What granularity is acceptable? Your smar
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Interesting. I found the editing back and forth really unpleasant.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Was my immediate thought as well.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Marie Kondo and the magic of tidying up. It’s padded, but even with padding basically magazine article length.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
I left work and became a full time student. Took through real analysis in the math dept, and ended up getting a masters in statistics. Now work full time as an ML researcher.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
You may be more competent and motivated than I was. However, I went back to college classes to learn math, supplemented with a healthy dose of Khan Academy.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Is Google video still live somewhere?
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by totoglazer 5y ago
They were ridiculously wrong.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Having visited all the countries mentioned within the last few years - definitely agree. Seoul is an incredible, modern city, unlike any other. Tokyo largely feels like it was frozen in time. Parts of Amsterdam have that sort of feel, but i
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Isn’t that a huge portion of the bills passed? Except the horizon is ~5-10 years. Think about lack of progress on building a sustainable energy model, protecting long term social safety net, ensuring long term stability of the country, inve
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by totoglazer 5y ago
It’s definitely been my experience that within a job, there’s lucky projects, meetings, etc projects that can come your way. Great success has come from executing them well and being aware of when to push further. Of course, there are also
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by totoglazer 5y ago
A decade later, so the situation is different. Nonetheless I disagree. The flexibility raw provides for fixing it later is amazing. “Rescuing” a poorly exposed image from RAW can be like pulling a rabbit from a hat. The JPG just explodes. O
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Seems like Dropbox, Box.com, or similar personal/business hybrid SaaS offering would be a good fit. Not sure post $100m raise though…
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by totoglazer 5y ago
PayPal IPO’d and was acquired by eBay in 2002. Presumably Musk had hundreds of millions by 2004.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Strong agree. Luckily you can just stop reading at the end of part 1 and it’s still a very satisfying book.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Nope, this was his first.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
The paper has it right, at least.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
I think it means they bought a set.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
I’m at 93k myself…
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by totoglazer 5y ago
Can’t find anything about the SWISS ships but curious to learn more, if you could provide a link.
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by totoglazer 5y ago
It’s not obvious CPython wants any or most of this stuff.
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by totoglazer 6y ago
Agreed. I’ve worked with and hired boot camp, masters program, and traditionally educated data scientists. Insight is the only non-traditional program that’s positively correlated with performance. It seems to (a) screen tolerably well, and
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by totoglazer 6y ago
Seems odd the previous owner accepted such a low monthly payment. I guess it required a lot of work? Or perhaps the owner felt the downside risk was substantially higher than it appears?

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