w1nk

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by w1nk 6y ago
Your post makes some really salient points, and then misses the head of the nail in my experience. Sure, most of the information Sears historically collected is probably junk for supervised learning models. That isn't what makes this
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by w1nk 7y ago
I don't believe the claim of their publishing rate is accurate. They published over 300 papers last year according to the research website ( https://research.fb.com/publications/?dateYear=2019 ). Is a small univers
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by w1nk 7y ago
Another poster already replied with a decent refutation of this claim, but a single pass over a TB of data is often not enough for 'big data' use cases and at tens of minutes per pass, it may very well be infeasible to operate on
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by w1nk 8y ago
Hm, actually sorry I assumed they had made vizier available as a blackbox service ( https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c... ). If they haven't, you can save money/time by employing bett
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by w1nk 8y ago
Out of curiosity, why are you grid searching if you have access to google's infrastructure (vizier, etc).
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by w1nk 13y ago
Viewed slightly differently, given that news is mostly soundbites, which is going to be more memorable?
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by w1nk 14y ago
Slightly off topic, but even with access to the RFC you weren't likely to get that one right. Validating any email address correctly with a regex is nearly impossible (a canonical example of the horror: http://ex-parrot.com/~pdw/Mail-RFC8
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by w1nk 15y ago
It doesn't have to be slow. It can be (especially in larger networks) due to spanning tree on the switches. Check out: http://serverfault.com/questions/102346/dhcp-server-slow-to-...
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by w1nk 15y ago
Where did you see they used floats? I missed it.
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by w1nk 15y ago
You should also check the clocks on all the machines involved. Kerberos is quite finicky when the time between machines starts drifting.
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by w1nk 16y ago
More than just VT tried it. http://www.apple.com/science/profiles/colsa/
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by w1nk 16y ago
Sure, check out: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Dot+Notation+%28Reaching...
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by w1nk 16y ago
Have you actually looked at or used the array stuff in postgres? It's pretty horrible syntactically and worse, very explicit in it's recommended use. "Tip: Arrays are not sets; searching for specific array elements can be a sign of databas
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by w1nk 16y ago
It won't. The solution is to force everyone to use the 'car' (or cigarette lighter) variant of their chargers.