Got around to porting my #Clojure sudoku solver to #Haskell as a way of learning #Haskell with a non-trivial problem. Reasonably pleased with the result. https://t.co/nebOmJBOFp
@Scott_Logic@ColinEberhardt But I was wondering if you considered using an SQS Delay queue (https://t.co/bJt5pQlE1g) to model the waits? I.e. post the message the queue, post the first part to lametric; put the rest of the pieces back on the queue, etc?
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@Scott_Logic@ColinEberhardt Hey just read your article on AWS StepFunctions. Nice article! You may have seen my clap a minute ago 😉
You may be aware that now you can test StepFunctions locally: https://t.co/sjn9tkLuN3
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@dehora I came across it through the article on Warp - "a high-performance HTTP server library written in Haskell" - which was a good and interesting read.
Here are the slides of my talk on Transfer learning with language models at the Belgium NLP meetup last week. I tried to distill our current understanding of what LMs capture.
https://t.co/01l1ysXOQl
Can't say I'm impressed by @CogitoCorp despite their huge fundraise. After using @_aylien I gotta say it is the best NLP product on the market. https://t.co/qtyf2UWNLP
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I don’t remember what age I was the last time I got a kite this high - but I distinctly remember it ended up on the roof of the Denver Museum of Natural History...
Unsupervised pre-training is starting to work quite well for learning visual representations.
Here is a new paper from FAIR-Paris that demonstrates how this works. https://t.co/MKPqdPRs05
@Mads_Hartmann Just read your great article on #GADTs in #OCaml - really helpful, thanks! Just wanted to point out that after your recent revision of the code for clarity, you may have uh forgotten to revise the text as well :D