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dkobran

945karma·134submissions·October 6, 2014
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Daniel Kobran Cofounder @ Paperspace https://paperspace.com Cloud computing, GPU pipelines, realtime streaming etc. Formerly an architect Based in NYC
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Hi there, Paperspace Co-founder here. There's an in depth write-up here: https://medium.com/initialized-capital/benchmarking-tensorfl... We're about about a quarter of …
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Paperspace co-founder here -- happy to discuss our AWS alternative which is focused on affordability, simplicity and performance. Recently, we've had a huge influx of people in moocs offloading t…
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Kudos to Google for making moves here. Having spent the last year+ tackling GPUs in the datacenter, super curious how custom sizing works. It's a huge technical feat to get eight GPUs running (…
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Initialized is venture capital without the attitude. Garry has been an incredible advisor to us ever since our first YC interview (he and Alexis were both there actually). Could not imagine a more d…
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Paperspace founder here. One of the things we are most excited about is rapidly evolving cloud licensing models. Adobe (among others) has paved the way for a more on-demand version like what you are…
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Paperspace founder here. So sorry that the copy is confusing--we've been really struggling with this but that's exactly what is going on. Paperweight is just a really cheap/dumb compu…
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Thanks for the typo catch... Great use-case btw, it's surprising how well virtual desktops can perform on slow connections. I'm from the east coast but work in Mountain View now and I strea…
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Paperspace founder here. You can take snapshots at any time and we offer an instant rollback to a safe state in the event something happened. One of the neat benefits of virtual machines over tradit…
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Paperspace founder here. We offer an instant rollback to a safe state which is a neat thing that VMs can do that regular computers can't (or at least don't do very well). Everything is sto…
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