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+1 that'd be awesome. As I don't have time to read a single article fully, but I definitely don't have time to 200 of them. Also....excited to learn a new word, "exegesis"

Do you sell anything bigger? I only saw the 7.5, I’d be way more interested in something like 24.

> that are kind, but indicate clearly Yes! And if you could just add this to your "profile" so you didn't need to add it each time, prompts would be that much shorter.

I feel like there should be a word for this.

Nicely said. I remember AWS outages (S3, EBS, and RDS) in the early 2010s when their products were younger. But given time to improve each has become more and more resilient.

I'm surprised how most chatbots focus on a 1:1 interaction with the user and the bot. I find chatbots most productive and novel when you allow the one bot to interact with a group …

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Here is another repo of streaming papers: https://github.com/sorenmacbeth/streaming-papers

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Really interesting approach. Thanks for the resource.

I hadn't, so I just did. Thanks for the suggestion. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/simianarmy-users/59r...

Yes, but that doesn't answer the question, who is actually using it.

The Chaos Monkey idea is amazing, but I haven't heard of many people using it besides Netflix.

I found the Stanford ML class on Coursera ( https://www.coursera.org/course/ml ) really amazing. Although it uses Octave, not R.

Here is the HN post from yesterday that also points to the NYTimes article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8621658

Disrupting busses!

Really cool idea.

It's pretty amazing how many products AWS is releasing at re:Invent.

It's unfortunate they don't include any total numbers, just percentages, on the donut charts.