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Chrome plugin for live cricket scores
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I have a slightly different view of this. Here are the key reason why Indian's are succeeding: 1. Speaking the facts does not exist in India. Everyone sugarcoats. The successful see-through sugar coating. They are able to see through t
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This is a groundbreaking achievement by humankind. Even greater than sending people to the moon. Imagine, every time you ate pork, someone received a kidney transplant.
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Pig kidney successfully transplanted to a human
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5y ago
I did work on making a database myself, and I must say that querying 100TB fast, let alone storing 100TB of data, is a real problem. Some companies (very few) don't have much choice but to use a DB that works on 100TB. If you do have s
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So what we understand from our study is the following: 1. You must have an Azure account with an API key for using their AutoML. An AutoML environment won't get created without a valid key. Both local and cloud runs mandate this. 2. Ge
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Thanks Mark. Please do share your experience. Very keen on hearing how you find our project. We are still in beta, so lots of scope for improvement. We are open to any suggestions you might have.
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That is not true actually. You must purchase an Azure VM for training a model. Deploying trained models on your own infrastructure is permitted. Reasonably speaking we would have to call this an enterprise solution, as there is no way to ge
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Thanks for your question. Yes, we did research the space a lot before making AutoAI. Here is what we found: PyCaret : Semi-automatic. You do the first run; then you figure the next set of runs. Ensemble models require manual configuration.
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Hi HN, we have seen a lot of AutoML frameworks out there. As a Data Scientist myself, I have refrained from using these because at the end of the day, you have to submit complete source code to your clients, not just a functioning model. Th
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Show HN: AutoAI – A framework to find the best performing AI/ML model
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Hmm... not really found another way of doing this. Would be very keen on seeing what others are doing.
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5y ago
The first thing I would do is check if your Github repository is showing the traffic source. If your primary documentation is on Github, then you would expect most people to visit it in order to figure out how to use your software.
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Yes absolutely. Jupyter Notebooks are a classic example of success in this space. Many Data Scientists use Jupyter over the browser for day to day work. Including me. Advantages: Allows you to use server resources than be limited by your
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Very interesting. Have you considered the possibility of monetising encrypted backups? Allow people to backup their node on a cloud service you provide. Keep the data encrypted in a manner that only the owner can decrypt. This would give us
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Got it. I see a classic launch problem coming your way. How do you attract the first set of content creators, when there aren't any content consumers? Have you given this a thought?
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We offer Jupyter Notebooks on the cloud. We share infra across users, thereby allowing for unlimited runtime on GPUs at a starting price of $75/m.
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I am confused. Does it only capture comments created on the tool, or it captures comments from anywhere on the internet?
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Interesting concept, but I have a few questions: 1. How scalable is it? 2. What is the expected messaging latency? 3. Data loss protection?
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5y ago
We actually did work on this a few years ago but did not get enough takers for it. We created a one size fits all database, that leverages the full capability of the file system. Try it here: https://github.com/blobcity/
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You make a good point. But there is one more reason for advertising than just conversions. If Coca Cola were to stop advertising, it would free up substantial ad space allowing for their competition to advertise cheap. These large brands do
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Yeah, but that is not what I did. I tried on Safari on Mac.
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On the same basis, it would also help if you could provide a comparison between GPUs commonly used for ML. Tesla k80, P100, T4, V100 and A100. How has the architecture evolved to make the A100 significantly faster? Is it just the 80GB RAM,
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This is very strange. Just tried it, and I got a message flashed on the screen supposedly from the Ministry of Truth . This site contains information that is currently classified as Thought Crime in your region. If you are the owner
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Have you performance benchmarked this? Would be interested in giving it a try if performance is not compromised. Currently use XFS.
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Since you are an active user of myBinder and Colab, I am tempted to ask. What are those features we can add that will make you let go of myBinder and Colab?
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This is good feedback. Thank you for documenting your experience. Basis this we concluded on the following. Adding features: - Login with Google & Github accounts - Changing default type setting to "Data Science Notebook&qu
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On related topic, what would you consider a good value proposition? Meaning what are the things you would expect out of BlobCity for you to become a registered and loyal member?
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That's a brilliant suggestion. We are making a change to allow all public Cloudbooks to be run in guest mode (without registration) for 30 mins. The Cloudbook will auto shutdown in 30 mins to prevent any misuse. Would this be enough to
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Its free for sure, and comes with unlimited runtime. CPU & RAM will be limited by normal hardware capabilities of a single server. Storage is unlimited. Some of our free servers run up to 1TB RAM and 64 cores of compute power. This is e
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