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by whoevercares 3y ago
I mean…Zuckerberg knew they can walk away legally, right?
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by whoevercares 3y ago
TBH I would hope this is a Jax deep dive book
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by whoevercares 3y ago
That’s damn true
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Bill Gates used to call people idiots to their face all the time
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Looks like iceberg support is coming - dope!
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Looks like full body movement is still unnatural (e.g. reverse joint pose riding a bicycle and funny foot sliding during walking), and the classic missing a finger problem. Long way for AI to model photorealistic human. FWIW “foot cannot sl
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Spotify use GCP as well, and probably one of the biggest customers. No surprise. Source: https://cloud.google.com/customers/spotify
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Cultural shock: Chinese tech people come to US to avoid guanxi, only to find equal amount of guanxi is needed in big tech
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by whoevercares 3y ago
How does SageMaker compare to other hosting solutions? IIRC it was quite high touch yet not very flexible in 2022.
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by whoevercares 3y ago
For years, Gao Kao has been the only route for tens of thousands Chinese people in poverty to change their fate. It’s interesting if we can run an metaverse simulation one day to see whether the system in US will produce better or more fair
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by whoevercares 3y ago
The infra for ChatGPT need to be secure enough to run untrusted code, no? To me that’s the basic assumption. Similar to any server-less offering like Lambda.
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by whoevercares 3y ago
what product? AWS mostly sell services and Bedrock makes sense as an API
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by whoevercares 3y ago
At this stage of the AI, The implementation details matters a lot for the chat to be actually meaningful… RAG is over-hyped
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Very little traffic for AWS China regions
45.
by whoevercares 3y ago
I smell some Amazon PR/FAQ style here
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by whoevercares 3y ago
FWIW, many of his recent student went to Databricks now
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by whoevercares 3y ago
DeepDive from he listed become SnorkelAI, which become hot lately
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by whoevercares 3y ago
Work backwards quality in Amazon has been degraded to historically low. Now it’s cherry-picking customer pains to fit some narratives for promotion sake or blindly copycat with no core value.
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by whoevercares 3y ago
I want to play Diablo IV there!
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by whoevercares 4y ago
ChatGPT can already do the whole ETL thing given an intent or profile, detect data quality issues. It just hasn’t fit into batch processing yet. But on the other hands, do you really need batch processing to understand data? Wouldn’t a samp
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by whoevercares 4y ago
Absolutely the right direction, we need FM to work at Spark scale
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by whoevercares 4y ago
From core maintainers of Jupyter - https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyter-ai
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by whoevercares 4y ago
Free for Individual use - curious on the pricing for enterprise use. It feels like next Alexa to me in terms of burning money
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by whoevercares 4y ago
You can search in Blind - it’s fairly behind and the gap would probably be bigger over time.
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by whoevercares 4y ago
Genuine question - what’s the moat for such app?
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by whoevercares 4y ago
Yeah it’s subtle - a better one is “始终不渝” which the “intention”(志）is dropped but implied
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by whoevercares 4y ago
While making perfect sense, it just feels slightly weird due to the order and IMHO less beautiful to its equivalent. In Chinese it’s 不渝 “unshakable” instead of 贯彻(insist)
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by whoevercares 4y ago
In Chinese sense, IMO its chengyu of similar meaning are very beautiful -矢志不渝 https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E7%9F%A2%E5%BF%97%E4%B8%8D... It’s common to use this to express love as well - love is unshakable
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by whoevercares 4y ago
Is Jax useful for Ray/Dask/Spark like distributed computing?
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by whoevercares 4y ago
True - aka “are right a lot”

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