MojoJolo

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   Automatic Summarization in Reddit(medium.com)

   12 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|1 comments
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   I don't always check all the tweets (I follow 108 people). What I mostly check and is excited to is the Twitter Interactions. Mentions, replies, follower notifications go there. And those are relevant for me.
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   It depends where you are. I'm currently 21 here, but I think I'm still 20 in the other side of the world. :)
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   Will ask my adviser about it and upload the pdf later. :)
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   Hi, I built Readborg ( http://readborg.com/ ) to showcase what the algorithm (TextTeaser) can do. It is a news reader for Philippine news.
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   I'm using 4 features of the article: Title, sentence length, sentence position, and modified keyword frequency. The first three features are just normal that you can see in most automatic summarization research. Modified keyword freque
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   I like your comment. Even though you mention that it should not be used in Medium, you still praise the technology. :) Thanks!
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   Automatic Summarization in Medium(medium.com)

   75 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|26 comments
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   by MojoJolo 13y ago

   Sorry, that's a typo. shouthappiness.com
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    shouthappines.com I have some happy idea about this. But it never happen.
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Try Chart.js ( http://www.chartjs.org/ ). :)
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Thanks. Never had a knowledge about thermodynamics. I just googled perpetual motion and the laws of thermodynamics. And yes, I agree that my comment above doesn't follow those laws. It's good to learn these new things. :-)
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Can this technology work in an airconditioned room? I was thinking if this technology can provide enough electricity to even just lighting up a single room. It can use the heat outside, and the cool air (form air condition) inside the room.
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    I also have this question. I'm not contributing to open source (yet). It is because I have more fun in developing my personal projects. But most or all of them are not in Github (well, they are in BitBucket, but in a private repo).
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Me. I thought it was bad news. I saw this in frontpage a few times today. I just read it because I don't have something to do. And well, that was refreshing. It's cute.
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    True. That's why it's hard. We don't know who's wrong until we get there.
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    Shelf Advocacy #1. Q&A research into real world app.(jpbalb.in)

    1 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|0 comments
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    Innovation is better in academia(jpbalb.in)

    1 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: I'm not in USA. Can I still apply at Facebook/Google/Twitter?

    1 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|1 comments
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Clickable: Here's an example of my API embedded in my blog. http://jpbalb.in/post/51236373080/readborg-and-textteaser-ap...
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    Ask HN: Are you willing to pay for a Summly-like API?

    4 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|3 comments
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    And it's funny because Wired.com (not co.uk) used it in an article before. http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/03/army-wants-spy-blimp...
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    An HTC One with a stock Android is coming soon ( http://www.androidcentral.com/google-edition-htc-one-coming-... ). As for the camera, I don't know the quality of the camera in any iPhone. But I think the camera in my Nexus 4 is good. It's
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    Is it really possible? I believe the "fastness" of something is infinite because of numbers being endless.
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    What is the fastest algorithm for multiplication of two n-digit numbers? What is the fastest algorithm for matrix multiplication? I think those "What is the fastest" questions are relative. In my opinion, they are not unsolved problem.
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    Shelf Advocacy: Aims to minimize research papers stucked in shelves(blog.jpbalb.in)

    1 points by MojoJolo 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    The startup company I'm working on writes unit test. But in my own personal projects, as much as I know that it's a good practice, I don't. I just don't seem to like unit tests. I also want to finish the features I like first and then just
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    If you're talking about real hacking, try learning to code more than HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You might want to check out Java, Python or Ruby. Maybe take a look into C. Study data structures, and algorithms. But if you want the "bad" hack
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    As I quite what I written earlier ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5770682 ), "Those people are not the norm, they are the special case. Well yeah, you’ll not know you’re a special case unless you took a chance. And that’s the hard t
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    by MojoJolo 13y ago

    I think most of the researchers that are trying to work out that one problem have a PhD degree. As you said (in which I disagree), maybe a single PhD can't change the world, but their collective effort and knowledge can.