mrwilliamchang

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by mrwilliamchang 3y ago
To see memory consumption on the TPU while running on GKE you can look at kubernetes.io/node/accelerator/memory_used https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/how-to/tpus#...
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by mrwilliamchang 4y ago
This is like a psychopathic Clippy.
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by mrwilliamchang 4y ago
There is also an issue of compatibility. Underneath the hood other serverless technologies like lambda are running lightweight VMs running linux. Therefore they can easily accept any linux compatible container and they can run it for you in
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by mrwilliamchang 7y ago
Depending on your use case, there is a way to proxy gRPC to Cloud Run in a slightly hacky way leveraging the fact that outbound gRPC works. You can run in GCE a gRPC server that whenever it gets a gRPC request, it temporarily stores the gRP
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by mrwilliamchang 7y ago
IPv6 TCP and UDP outbound works. :)
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by mrwilliamchang 7y ago
Can you clarify what is not working for you? IPv6 should work. (I work on Cloud Run).
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
"There is as yet no absolute challenger to the relational model. When people think database, they still think SQL. But if there is a true challenger, it is in the graph model." This article is quite biased towards graph databases
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Here's my attempt at a summary. Wolfram speculates that the universe is a network of nodes and connections. This network changes over time by simple substitution rules. Specific patterns in the network give rise to effects that on the
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Google says they are working on a distributed version and will release when it is ready. https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/12#issuecomm...
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
> "Paul added an assumption to his article, possibly after William read it, which is intended to rule out his posited distribution" Yeah. That is what happened.
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
pg's argument is that if the average performance of one admitted group is better than the other the admission process has a bias. This example shows that you can have an unbiased process, but the average performance of the groups diffe
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
I think I have a simpler counterexample to disprove pg's hypothesis than any other counterexample I've read in the comments. Suppose our goal is to admit the top 5 applicants with the following performances: A - 30,000 A - 1
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
I have no first hand knowledge of this, so I'm probably wrong. Maybe it's more accurate to say that the late stage investments are driving valuations up (ie the a16z analysis). But a lot of these later stage investors would not ha
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
This looks like a good plot twist for a movie.
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Patterns of Successful Modern Social Apps: Synchronous vs. Asynchronous(medium.com)
1 points by mrwilliamchang 11y ago|0 comments
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A TV Is Just a Large Screen on a Wall(medium.com)
4 points by mrwilliamchang 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
I think the heavy reliance on these templates is a good clue. Apple TV's interaction model is a lot about swiping around from tappable element to tappable element. Arbitrary layouts will make this a miserable experience. Apple probably
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Myra looks similar Magic to which was launched earlier this year. Also has a name beginning with m. http://www.wired.com/2015/03/stump-magic/
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
The original Google Now team leaving is not indicative of a problem. Google Now is more a search product than an Android product, so it makes sense for it to be taken over by Search engineers.
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Common Rookie Error: How to lose a lot of money in the stock market(medium.com)
2 points by mrwilliamchang 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
I've written some more fleshed out thoughts here: https://medium.com/@mrwilliamchang/onhub-is-not-a-router-foc...
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OnHub Is Not a Router Focused on Simplicity(medium.com)
1 points by mrwilliamchang 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
I think the best way to judge this product is as a hub for a smart home. The fact that it is an easy to wifi router is incidental (in spite of the fact that is all the marketing is talking about). It seems pretty clear, "onHub" is
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Sounds like Alphabet is setup to do lots of major acquisitions. Game changer for tech ecosystem.
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Made me see the world a little differently. “The Chinese will sell people anything they like. They don’t ask any questions. They don’t care what you do with what they sell you. They won’t ask whether the Egyptians are going to hold election
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Great quote towards the end of the article: "Not all students are convinced they need to know a great deal about U.S. history anymore. Some believe in the power of the global marketplace to shape their present and future lives, and th
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Is there a way to see more of the data? I was curious to see what their data was for tech, but I couldn't find it.
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Correlation is not equal to causation. The article feels like link bait to drive more attention to redfin.com.
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by mrwilliamchang 11y ago
Audio lag is definitely not the worst of Android's lagginess problems.
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by mrwilliamchang 12y ago
Love the title. A more common mistake I notice people making is writing code that makes more memory allocations than necessary. # Bad: Makes an extra instantiation of a list with 1 in # it which then needs to be read x = set([1])

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