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Measuring Multitask Language Understanding(arxiv.org)
1 points by tristanz 6y ago|0 comments
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by tristanz 6y ago
There's a lot of negativity here for understandable reasons given the success of SQL empirically. But I'd encourage everybody to read the home page https://edgedb.com/ . This project is not trying to replace SQL a
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by tristanz 6y ago
A great collection of real-world case studies and various implementations can be found here: http://featurestore.org/
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Estimating Covid-19's R_t in Real-Time(github.com)
2 points by tristanz 6y ago|0 comments
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by tristanz 6y ago
Somewhat counterintuitively to frequentists, this is not a problem if they did Bayesian analysis. Many new trails for COVID19 therapeutics are actually reporting realtime Bayesian estimates of efficacy. https://www.pwc.com/
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by tristanz 7y ago
This looks like a fantastically clean API for Python data and ML pipelines. Congratulations! It would be great to have a scheduler and monitoring UI that are equally lightweight.
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by tristanz 8y ago
I'm referring to EKS here not ECS. EKS doesn't yet enable the PodSecurityPolicy admission controller, so any user that can launch a pod via EKS can root the EKS cluster regardless of RBAC rules. The main ask here is to just find
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by tristanz 8y ago
As far as I understand, EKS doesn't support PodSecurityPolicy yet so any user that can launch a pod can trivially root the host via host mounts already. This surprisingly isn't clearly documented.
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Application-Database Co-Evolution: A New Design and Development Paradigm [pdf](michaelbrodie.com)
6 points by tristanz 8y ago|0 comments
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by tristanz 9y ago
https://github.com/segmentio/create-next-app
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by tristanz 10y ago
Conversion is treated as a taxable event. If you claim the IP is worth $0 but sell it two days later for $10M, you're going to have problems.
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by tristanz 10y ago
What was the issue?
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by tristanz 10y ago
Unfortunately this isn't enough. Discriminatory rules such as "don't lend to any zip code that's over 75% black" will pass this test if you include this variable as a feature. The same logic applies to less obviou
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by tristanz 10y ago
I think philips is exactly right. The whole design of Kubernetes is geared toward allowing users write their own controllers for advanced use cases. You could view something like Jenkins or Vitess as controllers because they spawn Kuberne
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by tristanz 10y ago
The tensorflow team is working on a go wrapper as well: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/10#issuecomm...
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by tristanz 10y ago
Kubernetes supports this via PersistentVolumes. Supported types include: GCEPersistentDisk AWSElasticBlockStore AzureFile FC (Fibre Channel) NFS iSCSI RBD (Ceph Block Device) CephFS Cinder (OpenStack block storage) Glusterfs VsphereVolume
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by tristanz 11y ago
"The Evolution of Massive-Scale Data Processing" presentation from Google provides a good comparison of Flink with other tools: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/10vs2PnjynYMtDpwFsqmS...
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by tristanz 11y ago
Yeah, I'm talking 10k+, so this is only specific types of applications. In basic benchmarks, ZFS seemed to perform fine well into with 10s of thousands of snapshots. This is still far more snapshots than basic containers will create,
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by tristanz 11y ago
I can confirm that btrfs has major problems with tons of snapshots. The entire system will hang for minutes on random intervals and go completely unresponsive for hours when using admin commands. The many snapshots use case is pretty commo
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by tristanz 11y ago
LeCun has a comment on this paper here: https://www.facebook.com/yann.lecun/posts/10153293764562143
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by tristanz 11y ago
I don't get the benefit of this approach -- it's too subjective. Is reset-password part of auth or settings feature? What is the link between routes and features? If I'm on a page and see a bug, how do I quickly find the co
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Using Docker-in-Docker for your CI or testing environment? Think twice(jpetazzo.github.io)
1 points by tristanz 11y ago|0 comments
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by tristanz 11y ago
If anybody is interested in working on a k8s based data science platform, drop me a line tristan@sense.io.
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by tristanz 11y ago
Sense - https://sense.io - San Francisco - Backend Engineer (Go, Docker, Kubernetes) We're building a next-generation platform for data science and big data analytics. We're looking for a backend engineer to help scale
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by tristanz 11y ago
This is terrific if the benchmarks are accurate. The vast majority of these types of libraries end up slower than JSON when implemented in JS. What were the key performance tricks? The benchmarks show a fair number of -1s (not supported).
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by tristanz 11y ago
Why not just estimate p(A - B | observed data) and be done with it?
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by tristanz 11y ago
The great thing about Stan is it is geared toward practitioners doing real work in science and social science, but still manages to push the boundary of stats research (NUTS, ADVI, penalized ML). Other probabilistic programming languages a
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by tristanz 11y ago
9/10 cured? Not even close. If you know anybody with Alzheimer and Parkisons you'll know that while exercise can help, it's not remotely a cure for these devastating diseases.
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by tristanz 11y ago
Is Google Brain group primarily using Caffe2, Torch7 or something else? It's great to see deep learning innovation happening in Python. I'd previously heard they were focused on Torch7 like Facebook.
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by tristanz 11y ago
Yeah, except if you look closely at what GraphQL actually is that description is very misleading. The spec has a better description: https://facebook.github.io/graphql/#sec-Overview " GraphQL is a query language

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