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by yazr 9y ago
+1 for this tool.
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This is random-forest supervised learning from a set of 4000 historical experiments (Lots of feature engineering based on domain expertise. This is not end-to-end DL) Do a smaller set of new experiments to explore a small subset of the solu
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by yazr 9y ago
this + light-weight OSS browser = mini-electron ?! Any technical barriers to this ?
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JPMorgan charged higher cash-advance fees for BitCoin purchases(bloomberg.com)
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Another article is here https://www.theverge.com/2018/4/14/17234570/artificial-intel... Recorded a real-life dog over 350hrs, apply representation learning, learn to distinguish walk-able surfaces, and i
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AI is trained using a real life dog(technologyreview.com)
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Australian Coal Power Station Will Reopen to Power Local Blockchain Hub(interestingengineering.com)
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by yazr 9y ago
Has anyone estimated whether SaaS in general reduce or improve the uptime in aggregate over all users ?! The obvious arguments is that a specialized SaaS is more reliable, but the rare outages are horrific...
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Free draft chapters from Andrew Ng latest pet project. His productivity is astounding. [edit] https://twitter.com/AndrewYNg/status/981584286225592321
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MLyearning by Andrew Ng. How to Structure ML Projects(mlyearning.org)
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We have experience managing significant Indian and Ukrainian off-shore teams. I agree there is a very high cost of cultural fit. This was debated internally at great length ...
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Ask HN: Cost of Remote FE Devs in Kiev vs. Krakiw vs. Warsaw
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by yazr 9y ago
Are these evolutionary techniques considered more or less sample-efficient (and or cpu-efficient) compared to DL with GD ??
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In your experience, are GA/EA suitable for combinatorical problems? My domain is basically a combinatorical problem on large, sparse graphs. I am currently focused on DL with lots of custom feature engineering. I am making progress but
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by yazr 9y ago
What are the other common JVM Memory offenders ?! (Electron i guess being the obvious JS-to-native example) (And isn't Sprint Boot the light-weight solution to the Sprint memory problem? /s)
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DUP https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16602878 (my own submission 30 minutes before yours. Wonder why it was not marked as dup)
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Some chosen quotes... > help them buy an entire mountain in Utah, > [who exactly might colonise Mars] “Unfortunately ... The people with power and money.” > casually refer to a segment of their clientele as “the billionaire set” &g
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Powder Mountain – a utopian club for the millennial elite(theguardian.com)
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by yazr 9y ago
Completely off topic - but is the Android Gradle builder fully open source, or does it contain specific binary-only components ?! (i.e. can i build the builder itself from source code ?!)
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“Table of Disruptive Technologies” by London Imperial College(imperialtechforesight.com)
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by yazr 9y ago
Have u made contingencies for one of these PayPal acount blocking disasters ?! How often do u transfer the money out of the PP ?
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by yazr 9y ago
Needs a stronger machine to be effective (more cores & more memory) Minor configuration issues (we had a very complex environment, custom kernel, weird network stuff, JNIs)
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by yazr 9y ago
> common in the Enterprise Java development space especially around 2006 Can you mention which frameworks and glues are common today ?
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Are the devs/QA english speaking or just the managers ?!
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Or just try and benchmark Azul VM with pause-less GCs ?! (I have used Azul in low-latency production environments. It has pros and cons but it certainly beats re-writing the storage layer... )
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Baader-Meinhof phenomenon.. U r special and unique. Just like everyone else...
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by yazr 9y ago
Some context: Hewlett-Packard wrote down about $5bn of the $11.1bn it paid for Autonomy in 2013, alleging fraud and inflated sales figures.
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Autonomy CFO trial to shine light on HP deal(ft.com)
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by yazr 9y ago
Would love to chat and exchange some info yazr2yazr@gmail.com
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What do we mean by "high efficiency" PV panels in the context of commercial roof tops ? AFAIK thin film are around 10%, standard PVs around 20% and the multi junction are 30% but cost x10 for special uses only..

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