CabSauce

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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   #1 and #2 are already out to consumers in my local market.
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   I'm not really sure where these analytics programs are falling in the scheme of things. The usual advice is go CS or stats instead. As far as salaries, it's not too difficult to get 100k in the midwest. More on the coasts.
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   There's a pretty big difference between AI researcher and applied Data Scientist. Most companies don't need to develop novel algorithms, they just need to be able to apply what's already available. Fortunately, the applied D
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   Have a source?
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   There are tons and tons of meaningful uses for the current state of ML. Just about every industry is full of opportunities to apply the most basic algorithms and drive tremendous value. It goes without saying that research is still valuab
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   I agree. As long as thousands of hospitals and clinics agree on, and use, a standard. Edit: Which is a pretty big caveat.
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   You're thinking of the older HL7 message types. FHIR is a newer xml/json standard that's much more programmer friendly.
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   FHIR is a separate standard build on json/xml.
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   by CabSauce 9y ago

   Those hospital systems are non-profit. Not that there aren't ways to spend new revenue on buildings and equipment, but at least there's less profit motive.
10. 190.▲
    by CabSauce 9y ago

    It's missing a sprinkle of AI.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    There are 1,400 cryptocurrencies listed on coinmarketcap. Edit: 32 with over a billion dollar cap.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    There's a keto version called keto chow. There are recipes online as well as pre-mixed packages to buy. I don't know that the study used this exactly, but it's the same idea.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    This is such a tired argument. Do you really want a pay-as-you-go system for the internet or roads or any other public good? I sure don't.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    They switch to Access until they hit the data size limit of 2GB. Then they come back to IT who has to deal with the mess that you get when you allow domain experts to build databases.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    Good enough for a 5% increase in Cerner's stock price.
16. 196.▲
    by CabSauce 9y ago

    "High-strung", "closed-minded"? I'm sort of offended. There's some good stuff going on in Detroit and Ann Arbor. Not to mention Grand Rapids and others.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    Yeah, I realized after I posted that this is a good first step to that goal; a way to gather a bunch of user search and tagging. Thanks for sharing.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    I really like the idea of this and other, similar products/services. I haven't used any of them since they don't seem to be exactly what I want. What I really want is auto tagging and classification + semantic search. I don
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    Have no fear, there aren't any working street lights in Detroit.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    I suspect that the more successful recommendation algorithms do encourage variation. If I were doing this, I may want to suggest some songs that we're confident that the user will like along with some songs that the user may like base
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    http://www.newsweek.com/government-wont-fund-gun-research-st...
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    I don't think there's any actual measure on the x-axis. It seems to be done for visual effect.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    The difference is that the same algorithm that drives a car can't be used to do other tasks. The self-driving car algorithm can't just be plugged in to recommend a movie or summarize an article. Many of the same underlying compo
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    I meant innovation and progress in the sense of the sharing of good ideas, and solving shared problems. If a remote job only involves some kind of repeated task, it could probably just be automated.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    I honestly think remote work is pretty detrimental to innovation and progress. Many of the best projects that I've worked on started as hallway conversations. Obviously, this isn't true for everyone and all situations... It'
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    My favorite is management hiring management consultants. Isn't that the whole job?
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    The assumption that the car market is "free" and not distorted is is already a pretty silly idea. The largest reason for promoting electric vehicles is that the cost of pollution isn't taken into account within the market fo
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    Please build it around a standard (FHIR).
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    Increased rental prices are great for home-owners.
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    by CabSauce 9y ago

    It's harmful to hotels, but the argument is that the AirBnB sellers and consumers get more benefit than hotels lose. Increases in efficiency should result in a net benefit to society. Assuming perfect information, free-markets, yad