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by Grimm1 6y ago
Not only that but good anomaly detection is easy to mess up you have to be careful with how you amplify the anomalies in the dataset so that you don't wind up predicting garbage anyway.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Because most large tech companies are driven by it right now and you likely interact with a system influenced by ML every time you use your phone, email, maps, translation, social media etc etc. The catch it's only transformative if yo
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by Grimm1 6y ago
I'm obviously biased here given I manage an alternative search engine, but I really think this will mean good things for competition in the search space. Every other search engine besides Google currently has < 10% of market combine
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Yes I believe I understand and agree with what you are talking about. I was a varsity wrestler and football player in high-school and in football you can have one break out star and it really can considerably change the game but they are st
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Even the idea of "coding circles around someone" is kind of odious -- team sport everybody. Yes you will have better and worse developers but if it's actively your aim to code circles around someone on your team you're n
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by Grimm1 6y ago
This sounds great, my friends and I used to have a regular game night but busy schedules and a few people moving means now it's something we just kind of talk about doing on Roll20 or something. I already posted to our group to see if
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by Grimm1 6y ago
I think that because there is very little competition in search in particular that they are able to rest on that -- I think if you saw real competition in the space for users that it would at least get better.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Yeah I think that is good feedback, we currently have 100m pages and that represents 40k sites so we cover a lot of the most visited sites right now except FB, Github and a few others because of concerns we have over indexing somethings -
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Okay, I see large co vs independent site owner and I cut google absolutely 0 slack. They don't need the protection and in my opinion at this point given the continuous string of recent revelations shouldn't be afforded benefit of
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Amen.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Mmm sure but I think your comment is a little "seeing the forest for the trees" regardless of whether Walter is lashing out the fact that this was one of the few avenues he had to get help is telling about Google. They don't
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by Grimm1 6y ago
While I think this particular stance is a bit extreme I do agree that some of Google's larger signals have been heavily gamified and even though they change them up every few years they've had a hard time combating people who try
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Alright, I just pushed a change and for good measure clearing our site caches since we've had a few changes to that banner recently. Check back in a few and you should be good.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
This is one of the reasons among many that search needs more competition. Having one dominant search engine means that abuses towards site owners can't simply be remedied by being listed somewhere else. Yes there are other search engin
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Good work getting TensorRT running we had a real pain in the butt recently when working with it and just opted to go with ONNXRuntime, their graph optimizer and their TensorRT backend -- may not be as fast as straight TensorRT from comparis
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by Grimm1 6y ago
I was following pretty heavy at the time, and unfortunately "made an effort" looked pretty poor to me. You are right network effects are difficult and if google wanted to throw it's full weight behind the problem instead of j
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Google+ just wasn't very good, the argument that no one else can do it doesn't sit right with me because google was half assing that from the beginning.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
To be honest the entire thread sat weirdly with me, not sure why. That said I just disagree with you that the masses typically are motivated about anything not just government spying I think action and change will come from a small group
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Something being bad doesn't have to have a material impact on you to be bad you should be against it simply because in principal it's a bad thing. Government over reach is a slippery slope and is bad therefor spying via overreach
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by Grimm1 6y ago
If you believe you have some keen insight do share.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Your life is worse because the government is openly antagonist towards the populace it was created to serve. Even if it doesn't effect you now all you need to do is look at historical examples from other nations going down the same pat
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by Grimm1 6y ago
The act of secretly (or I guess not so secretly now) monitoring civilian information is a loss of a freedom in and of itself. Freedom from undue government interference in an otherwise normal citizen's life. It's existence is conf
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by Grimm1 6y ago
PRISM is part of the authoritarian slide, a symptom not the cause.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
No one should be surprised by this. This program was simply another extension of the US's march towards authoritarianism. Much like the patriot act and our secret warrants, founded on a dubious premise that over the last 20 years have
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Hey there my co-founder and I launched last night and we are really excited to show this to people. We built this search engine to solve problems we were facing with search results every day. Results would often be years out of date or just
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Show HN: Whize a privacy-conscious search engine that is solving stale results(whize.co)
2 points by Grimm1 6y ago|1 comments
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Launch HN: Whize a private and curated search engine
2 points by Grimm1 6y ago|0 comments
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by Grimm1 6y ago
Gah, graduated a few years too early would have loved to take this directly.
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by Grimm1 6y ago
I just wound up having open surgery and this would be amazing to have around right now. I was actually thinking of something like it last night. Great stuff and really could be useful for the people who for various reasons need to remain in
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Microsoft exclusively licenses OpenAIs groundbreaking GPT3 text generation model(theverge.com)
5 points by Grimm1 6y ago|0 comments

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