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thecity2

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    Comment #18573447

    This is like every OK Cupid profile I see in SF.

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    Comment #18462696

    They are market makers.

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    Comment #16227524

    That's a little sad. I used LightTable for a little while, and thought it was very cool. Was looking forward to Eve, but it was beginning to seem like vaporware, so I guess I can't…

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    Comment #15793407

    And heat!

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    Comment #15589429

    Not having cash actually is a feature for some establishments. There's a bar in Berkeley that doesn't allow you to pay with cash, so they had no need for registers. We assumed the …

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    Comment #15418009

    You can get cheap dim sum on Clement. Half the reason I moved to the Inner Richmond. lol

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    Comment #15418002

    You didn't hear they re-opened Sam Wo in a different location? I've been once, it doesn't have the same charm as the old place, but it's alright. Still cheap! http://www.sfchronicl…

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    Comment #15288416

    Unfortunately, that wasn't a joke.

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    Comment #15271025

    Sure, but then I wouldn't have clicked.

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    Comment #15252333

    Medium and it's not close.

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    Comment #15231875

    You'll probably have to pay around $10 to add cellular for the watch, similar to how it works for the iPad plan.

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    Comment #15231866

    I'm not buying one until Spotify has an app for it. I'm not switching to Apple Music just to get a watch.

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    Comment #15186059

    This is the sense that I got. I am a one-person data science team for my startup, and I basically cobbled together most of the automation described in Michaelangelo over the course…

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    Comment #15186038

    Spark is good if it fits your use case (or if you can make it fit your use case). We have definitely found that scaling can be a real issue though.

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    Comment #15186029

    This doesn't seem to be an open source project, unless I'm missing something. It's kind of a show-and-tell basically.

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    Comment #14614642

    This sounds a bit like Idris with its dependent types.

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    Comment #14613009

    I like the idea of category-oriented programming. Would be interested to see a white paper on what that means.

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    Comment #14379946

    Unless you have like 64 cores, I don't think you will be a GPU. And yes, you can use multiple GPUs in parallel to train.

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    Comment #14363674

    Agreed. NVDA is probably very concerned right now.

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    Comment #14363659

    > It would probably be cheaper to just buy my own Xeon computers. What does Xeon have to do with training? You need a fast GPU (or apparently TPU). The CPU is relatively unimportan…

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    Comment #14144348

    Can we prove this post is incomplete though?

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    Comment #14142786

    I'm 41 and am hoping to be engaged very soon (god and my gf willing!). I sure as hell don't expect to earn a raise. lol