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amorroxic
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Comment #48458538
Curious on what backs this assertion. As a counterpoint we’ve been running 200+ models in production for more than 5 years - language models, embedding, classifiers, low tens to hu…
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Comment #46191953
Thanks a lot for this. Also one question in case anyone could shed a bit of light: my understanding is that setting temperature=0, top_p=1 would cause deterministic output (identic…
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Comment #44094089
A real-time video processor in hardware: - static (mp4) or live (hdmi) input, hdmi output - a collection of effects (various distortions, color glitches, demoscene-like) applied ov…
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Comment #39170553
Maybe this could be useful? https://www.playonlinux.com/en/ (able to run Photoshop myself)
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Comment #36673123
first $100: pdf photography courses with weekly chapters first $1000+: built a shop selling silk scarves (100-odd) I collected myself from Laos/Cambodia/Thailand to balance trip bu…
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Comment #34207382
the null concept being referred to as “the billion dollars mistake” - until discovering optionals and gradually opening up to FP, category theory, etc
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Comment #30544297
This. Same scenario here, fondly remember 1080ti, that was the workhorse for us alongside cloud training (startup with ~100 nlp prod models, ner, siamese, count models, etc). ULMFi…
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Comment #30421718
and unfortunately social makes it possible for one to yell “Fire” in all crowded places at the same time.
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Comment #29041981
it’s still there unfortunately, no close button either.
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Comment #28416611
Signed it too :) Can’t remember a particular reason though in our case (former cofounder) we were discovering the actor model, immutability, streams,.. tbh remember a great deal of…
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Comment #27865854
Three strikes and you’re banned forever, better choose the moment well.
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Comment #24641369
Thank you for the perspective here. A wish there was a way to bookmark comments on HN..
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Comment #24520371
Agree, this being a cyber-fraud company I believe one could keep a team busy for a long time focusing on building secure systems rather than operating them to the point where no-on…
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Comment #22822946
In the US maybe, gig economy is global though.
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Comment #22651830
Man, don't beat yourself up. Americans are great people and not that bad of a society now. (someone in a WE society). Hang in there, we'll bicker after :)
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Insights on OS X platform support for Tensorflow/GPU?
Hi everyone, have a question in case anyone happens to have a bit of insight in regards to forecasted OSX platform support for Tensorflow. There's a good bit of info around Tensorf…
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Comment #22172156
Genuinely interested in good numbers to compare then, any chance to elaborate?
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Comment #19557187
You could have a look at ArangoDB ( https://www.arangodb.com ), a multi-model database - it may cover your use cases. Hopefully linking is ok in comments, will remove if its breaks…
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Comment #19471052
What's the point of a random comment on the internet when there are far more efficient ways to spend one's time?
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Comment #19230691
thanks for this perspective.
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Comment #18359250
Same, Focus is great. Also a very warm mention for what I think became one of my favourite features while browsing - one single tab.
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Comment #17316109
Involved in development with pretty insane schedules, 14-18+ hrs/day pretty often and weird as it sounds enjoying my activity immensely. Marijuana keeps me focused at times without…
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Comment #16955273
Sentence similarity were my explorations with WMD too, reached a setup in Keras with a siamese configuration, Wasserstein + KL loss (have a known vocabulary and feeding both word v…
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Comment #16955121
So look. 3 hours after you wrote this (now, that is) you probably forgot your comment (whether a random HN project becomes a business or not). Here's my take for an answer - it doe…
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Comment #16816975
I like it, really! I believe this to be a good use-case for decentralization as opposed to anonimity - if paired with a good verification mechanism (so leaving behind the crypto-an…