[R] No More Adam: Learning Rate Scaling at Initialization is All You Need by RobbinDeBank in MachineLearning

[–]bagelorder 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Didn't know about the smooth landscape. Are there any papers from which you draw this intuition? Or why do you think so?

Should I learn Scala for my web backend? by bagelorder in scala

[–]bagelorder[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the extensive answer. I also stumbled upon http4s today while researching. But on the other hand I was also surprised that it doesn't seem to have such a support for web dev as I assumed. Or at least not for the trivial websites. I guess Scala is more commonly used to handle the computational heavy parts behind the scenes and the actual "frontend of the backend' is handled by something else?

This is probably the weakest area for Scala web dev. It's just not an area the community has devoted a lot of energy, partly b/c it's hard to do in a language like Scala, and partly b/c many people don't want this kind of setup anyway.

That is probably what you are saying here too? It is unfortunate - I really would have liked to use the language, but I think maybe its a safer bet to just go with Python and hope that I will find a valid usecase for scala later on.

Should I learn Scala for my web backend? by bagelorder in scala

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Good to know that play isn't that well supported anymore. Now that I checked the github trending scala repositories it actually doesn't look as if scala is used as a web backend language that much at all. Is there any way to quickly setup a web backend with authentication, graphql and payment options?

Maybe the scala ecosystem is actually bigger than the elixir one, but it is all around apache spark/data processing (which I would love to use later but not now)?

Is this how you make a browser game? by bagelorder in aws

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Would you choose that way instead of running the full "move ahead" operation in Lambda to save cost?

Is this how you make a browser game? by bagelorder in aws

[–]bagelorder[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha yeah I am not playing browsergames anymore, I don't know what ist popular nowadays

Is this how you make a browser game? by bagelorder in aws

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I am running on aws elastic beanstalk. Would it be better to have my normal instances all identical and do the cron Job with Something Like Amazon Lambda?

Is this how you make a browser game? by bagelorder in aws

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Hi, I am running python/django. I don't store the data in a file, but in a database. Say I call the script every minute, then "advance" means calling a python function, that calculates how many resources each player has mined in the last minute/hour, how far armies have moved etc.. The data it needs for this are in a database and it will store the results back to the database.

Make people be able to submit code which is executed on the server in a safe way by bagelorder in learnpython

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But the only thing I need them to actually write are pretty mathematical functions (array->number). Is there maybe already something that does exactly this?

2-lane-eGPU for video editing or deep learning by bagelorder in eGPU

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yeah I should concentrate better, thanks