How does Google Colab work behind the scenes?
The concept of letting the user execute arbitrary code in python on their servers. What architecture and implementation may allow that?
igaloly
Re:A Visual Book Recommender
on Thursday April 27, 2023 @08:14AM (#35726885)
Nice! Is there a github repo?
Re:Show HN: Chat with multiple sites at once. Lite and normal crawl modes
on Tuesday April 18, 2023 @06:04AM (#35611997)
This is great!
Re:
on Sunday April 09, 2023 @01:02AM (#35500196)
Slice Finder is a versatile and highly configurable framework designed for the discovery of explainable, anomalous data subsets, which exhibit substantially divergent metric values in comparison to the entire dataset.
To illustrate, imagine that you have developed a model for identifying fraudulent transactions. The model's overall accuracy across the entire dataset is 0.95. However, when transactions occur more than 100 km away from the previous transaction and involve cash (2 filters), the model's accuracy drops significantly to 0.54.
Slice Finder is a crucial investigative instrument, as it enables data scientists to identify regions where their models demonstrate over- or under-performance.
I really hope it may bring value to you! :)
What do you think about HashiCorp's business model?
It seems like most of their revenue comes from support because their software is open source. It's a challenge to increase the margins from support because the more people pay for support, the more people HashiCorp needs to employ. How they will be able to grow financially?
Re:Do you use MULTI-CLOUD or HYBRID-CLOUD infra?
on Saturday November 27, 2021 @01:38AM (#29358088)
I'm more talking about one company that has their deployment on multiple clouds / on-prem + cloud.
Re:What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
on Thursday November 25, 2021 @02:40AM (#29339085)
Super interesting.Thanks for your insights!
What do you think about HashiCorp's business model?
It seems like most of their revenue comes from support because their software is open source. It's a challenge to increase the margins from support because the more people pay for support, the more people HashiCorp needs to employ. How they will be able to grow financially?
Do you use MULTI-CLOUD or HYBRID-CLOUD infra?
I want to understand the real use cases of using a multi/hybrid cloud infra as opposed to handling everything in one cloud.
What do you think about HashiCorp's business model?
It seems like most of their revenue comes from support because their software is open source. It's a challenge to increase the margins from support because the more people pay for support, the more people HashiCorp needs to employ. How they will be able to grow financially?
Re:What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
on Sunday November 21, 2021 @11:11AM (#29297254)
I also don't understand the managed version of Terraform. What capabilities will it be able to give you?
In what I do see value is managed Vault and Nomad. What do you think?
Re:What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
on Sunday November 21, 2021 @07:58AM (#29295995)
Do you assume that enterprises that currently use the open-source edition of HasiCorp's product will start paying for support?
Why should they if everything went fine till now?
Can you please share from where your experience comes about enterprises?
Re:What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
on Sunday November 21, 2021 @07:54AM (#29295975)
Why? What happened after they were bought by IBM?
Re:What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
on Sunday November 21, 2021 @02:15AM (#29294721)
Not in an easy-to-access way at least
What incentive do you have to start paying for HashiCorp's products?
Because they are already open-source.
HashiCorp S1 – Amendment
A bit on Zillow and ML monitoring
Re:Show HN: I built a no-BS recipe search engine
on Tuesday November 09, 2021 @11:24AM (#29163777)
Which bs there's when searching for recepies?
Train Invaders: Jupyter Notebook and Space Invaders?
Train Invaders: Jupyter Notebook + Space Invaders!?
Re:Amazon's Sidewalk Network Is Turned on by Default. Here's How to Tu...
on Monday May 17, 2021 @12:26PM (#27185252)
From a psychological standpoint, people are more likely to keep the default as is - even if the opt-out is super simple.
I assume, unfortunately, this will grant Amazon a lot of benefits.
Re:Supercookie: Browser Fingerprinting via Favicon
on Sunday February 07, 2021 @07:40AM (#26054628)
Greate explanation.
Thank you
Re:Supercookie: Browser Fingerprinting via Favicon
on Sunday February 07, 2021 @05:37AM (#26054047)
Didn't understand the flow you explained :(
How the favicon becomes a unique identifier for the user and what more info can i get from that (besides "user 0a465casd entere website")?
Re:Supercookie: Browser Fingerprinting via Favicon
on Sunday February 07, 2021 @03:10AM (#26053484)
Didn't understand what's the purpose of the redirects.
Can't you just track the user by defining a hash to the favicon, for each page, for example, favicon-8h05Gct.ico, by that making the browser download again and again "new" favicon -> and you will gather the data?
Re:Launch HN: Zaraz (YC W20) – Use third-party tools without slowing y...
on Wednesday February 03, 2021 @02:11PM (#26017774)
"catalyst" in hebrew :)