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by blueplastic 5y ago
Agreed. I don't think the point of the article to is to say that this is a never-before-seen type of event, but rather that the landscape is shifting again in the hardware space, as it does maybe once every couple of decades... and tha
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The Future of Hardware Is Software(octoml.ai)
60 points by blueplastic 5y ago|33 comments
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Apache TVM Unity: a vision for the ML software and hardware ecosystem in 2022(tvm.apache.org)
18 points by blueplastic 5y ago|1 comments
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by blueplastic 9y ago
SPAM!
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by blueplastic 9y ago
Looks like the server is overloaded... images in middle of the article aren't loading for me.
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by blueplastic 9y ago
I'm pretty sure you can throw IBM Watson's AI at any of these business problems and you can solve it very quickly.
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by blueplastic 9y ago
lol, that PDF is referencing Spark 1.3 from March 2015 and to say that you need 12 modern Spark machines to break-even with one machine running a non-distributed ML framework is ridiculously wrong. And he wan Spark on EMR, which was pretty
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by blueplastic 9y ago
I've been using Thinkpads and Macbooks on and off for the last 15 years, and this gen-5 Thinkpad is easily the best laptop I've ever owned. Some subtle features of this gen-5 laptop that may not be apparent: - The audio jack creat
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Can Wikipedia Predict the 2016 US Presidential Election?(medium.com)
3 points by blueplastic 10y ago|0 comments
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Kaspersky AntiVirus 13 download results in file with different MD5 hashes
4 points by blueplastic 13y ago|2 comments
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by blueplastic 15y ago
Horrible stance.
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by blueplastic 15y ago
Yahoo!'s new spinoff, HortonWorks, can become a billion dollar Hadoop company down the line if they carefully navigate around Cloudera and MapR. Not sure how/if that affects Yahoo shareholders.
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by blueplastic 15y ago
wtf
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by blueplastic 15y ago
Thanks, Jon. That's exactly what I meant.
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by blueplastic 15y ago
E-mail is so broken fundamentally, that it's not even funny. I'm surprised more people aren't trying to replace it. E-mail's based on the idea that it is free to message me and bother me and take a few precious seconds of my stream of consc
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by blueplastic 15y ago
I do appreciate the reply. The only way I'd feel safe is if you never got or saw my emails. Instead of me sending 5 years of my emails to you, I'd rather you send me 2,000 lines of code to analyze my email locally and locally tell me who I
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by blueplastic 15y ago
Did you totally miss Facebook's existence? Teenagers these days don't even use email. Facebook's sucking in the next generation's messages. Email's too slow and asynchronous they cry. Douglas Rushkoff would bet to differ, but anyway. Facebo
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by blueplastic 15y ago
So, why would I trust you with 5 years of all my sent and received emails? Should I take your word for it that you'll just save the email addresses and the sent/received timestamp for each?
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by blueplastic 15y ago
at least they're not peeping into your mind
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by blueplastic 15y ago
Oh, here's our group's website: accenture.com/techlabs
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by blueplastic 15y ago
I work for Accenture R&D in San Jose, CA. Everything I've read here is very different than my typical work day. We're hiring analysts (entry level) and consultants (experienced hires) to work in our research lab. Both on the Research (t