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osipov
1y ago
the only factor that's stopping me from moving to readeck is a lack of import functionality for evernote bookmarks. otherwise, i'd be 100% on readeck.
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osipov
2y ago
https://podcastindex.org/apps?appTypes=app
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osipov
2y ago
What's your basis for claiming that Tinygrad can't compute 2nd order partial derivatives (i.e. Hessians) needed for LBFGS? Tinygrad like PyTorch uses automatic differentiation which has no problem supporting nth order derivatives.
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osipov
2y ago
Commercial pilot here. Instead of climate change, we should be talking about continuous descent profiles (CDPs) that have become more common in the past years 5-10 years. These profiles with idle engines allow for a smoother, more fuel-effi
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osipov
4y ago
In a broader economic context, they take profitable but unpredictable companies and make them boring. Google is the more recent example. Apple (pre-return of Job) is another. Here's a good article: https://www.inc.com/j
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osipov
5y ago
surprisingly not a word about quantum supremacy
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osipov
5y ago
if you don't want pop science articles did you try scholar.google.com instead?
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5y ago
>Maybe IBM could have used some of the $110 billion dollars they spent on buying back shares to, I don't know, build a real business? You just answered your own question. As I pointed out, leadership was "picked" by Wall S
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osipov
5y ago
ex-IBMer here. I rode this from 2001 until 2016 when it became clear that breaking up the company (as they recently did) would become the only sensible path forward. While many poor decisions were made inside of the company, I ultimately bl
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osipov
5y ago
IBM was the entire IT industry of 1950s, 1960s, and most of 1970s. It is hard to explain IBM's dominance in today's terms. IBM used to be so dominant that the entire financial industry could not operate without their IBM mainframe
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osipov
5y ago
>The injection is intramuscular, not into the bloodstream. Recent research (per No Agenda shownotes) showed that unlike traditional vaccines, Moderna mRNA spread through the bloodstream producing and distributing spike protein in the ent
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osipov
5y ago
There is nothing here but a promise. Back in the day we called this "vaporware".
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5y ago
Linear regression uses a measure of an "error" for every data point. Visually, the error is the vertical difference between a data point and the line/plane of linear regression. In contrast, PCA measures the distance from the
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osipov
6y ago
You can use https://web.archive.org/web/20210104154304/https://www.singl... since the original website is experiencing HN bear hug.
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osipov
6y ago
The more perceptive ones at Google have realized that and quit in mass over the past few years. Since Sundar and the rest of the McKinsey gang took over, it has been just death to Google by a thousand cuts.
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osipov
6y ago
The post reveals the hackernews bias against discrimination in all forms, regardless of whether it is targeted at minorities or white males. Meritocracy baby!
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Scale PyTorch models to out-of-memory CSV datasets in cloud object storage
(laaytrivedi.medium.com)
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6y ago
citation needed
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osipov
6y ago
due lack of clear and measurable success criteria
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6y ago
Quora
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osipov
6y ago
The analysis of the Game 3 in the article is wrong. You should switch.
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osipov
6y ago
Ex-GCP here. Unless you shell out at least $15,000 / mo [1] for a Technical Account Manager (TAM) you are a nobody to Google Cloud. Hence all the bots suspending accounts and scripted processes. If you are a small business, bite the bu
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6y ago
Use jitsi.org
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6y ago
Swift Playgrounds on a Mac
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6y ago
check out sharpestminds.com
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6y ago
I find it more productive to follow the people of the academia rather than the papers.
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6y ago
Unless you are a researcher (in academia or a corporate research lab), you should think twice before spending your time with these papers. I have seen repeated examples of information technology industry professionals who go off on a wild g
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It is remarkable that Germans for the most part are unwilling to look for signs of corruption in their government. I recall the conversations that I've had with regular German working stiffs around 2012-2014, chatting about the new Ber
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osipov
6y ago
I'm training a machine learning model that honeypots commenters like you with provocative news articles. Next, the comments section is cleaned up to eliminate commenter spam. It works amazingly well!
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6y ago
Shameless plug: check out my book (in preparation) available in ebook format here: bit.ly/sml-book
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