MojoJolo

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Finish your CS degree(blog.jpbalb.in)
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
I always believe that Marco is already a millionaire with his blog and Instapaper earnings. But I'm curious how much of Tumblr he and David still owns.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
I think it can be both. I'm using Tumblr as a blogging platform than a social network. I spend more time writing content than looking the posts of other. I migrated from Blogger to Tumblr coz I feel that blogging is easier there.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
As I thought I will not be affected by this deal if it push through, I remembered that I'm using Tumblr for my blog. I migrated from Blogger to Tumblr because I think Tumblr is so simple. Posting a blog is just one click (I don't remeber ho
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Curiosity. With this 130 page research paper, I'm really curious what's its application in the near future. I'm sure there will be, I'm seeing this in the branch of cryptography. I'm imagining it to be implemented like a public-private key.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Here's the research paper discussing and proves the conjecture. http://arxiv.org/pdf/1305.2897v1.pdf It's a 130 page research paper excluding references mostly containing proofs and formulas.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
For some NLP, I really suggest using OpenNLP ( http://opennlp.apache.org/ ) from Apache. It has libraries that can be trained to do different NLP tasks like sentence splitting, tokenizers, POS tagging, and document classification. I still d
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Hi, I just saw your http://summary.io . I also have a challenge in extracting the text from the website. I used boilerpipe, but it doens't perform well for me. I then changed it to Diffbot ( http://diffbot.com/ ). It extracts the text way
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Yeah. But the intersection formula you used is not in my algorithm. Maybe I can use it to improve my algorithm. ;) Cheers! Excellent post by the way. I'm really happy seeing posts about automatic summarization.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Hi, I don't know the exact method done by Summly but based on their output, they are just doing extraction. How they extract those sentences is I don't know. I don't really heard of Wavii before their acquisition thus not knowing what they
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Automatic summarization is my MS thesis. In my research, there are two types of summary: Abstraction & Extraction. I agree with the post, abstraction or paraphrasing the text is still a holy grail in automatic summarization. On the othe
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Yeah. I think Prismatic has the best technology in terms of machine learning and NLP. With it, maybe Prismatic is worth more than their budget.
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by MojoJolo 13y ago
Question, is this also the case if I'm part of the founding team? I'm not a founder but I'm their first employee. On another note, the learnings, experience, and connections I gain in the startup compensate the low salary I'm getting. This
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
With addition of birth rate and death rate, the site may become a simulation application. Maybe also adding a text field to input those rate to check if we are increasing or decreasing.
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
I have a skateboard but not that good. I'm considering getting a long board because I don't do tricks that much. I just want to free ride using any board. And I think it's better to use long board if just free riding. Anyways, he's amazing.
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Thanks. I got pretty good insights. Bias doesn't come into my mind. So you're saying multi-document "summarization" maybe the next step of consumer automatic summarization? There are many research about multi-document summarization, and wil
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Hi, I recommend this following research: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~nasmith/LS2/das-martins.07.pdf http://www.aclweb.org/anthology-new/W/W03/W03-1204.pdf I still have other papers, but those can be a good starting point. In my thesis, NLP i
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
I agree with "for now" but not "for many years". Right now, most or all automatic summarizers are doing extraction. Which is just lifting sentences from the original article itself. It is different from the human perception of summary, whic
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Yeah. I tried it. It's good! The problem is it's not free. Although it's cheap, I still don't have that money/revenue to pay for it. The free tier is not that much. If I have the money, I'll definitely change it to Diffbot. :)
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Hello. I recently finished my thesis for my MS CS degree. My thesis is about automatic summarization. It undergoes research, defense, and I think its result is good enough for me. It uses statistical approach and machine learning. My main i
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Based on what I read, the launcher is not available on Nexus 4. I don't get why Facebook Home doesn't support a stock Android.
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
I disagree. I once tried coding an iOS app in a Windows 7 laptop using a hacked VMWare to run Mac OS X. And I will not do it again. The amount of time beach ball of death shows is greater than the time I saw the normal cursor. It's so damn
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Give them real life projects that you will use. If it's about programming, in my experience, I learn different programming languages by feeling it and coding using that language. Let him appreciate the real use of the project he will do. A
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
Cool! I'll submit mine when it's ready. Right now, I'm just starting developing it.
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I agree. I can also concentrate and focus better at night. There is also the sense of urgency that you want to finish what you are working on for you to be able to sleep.
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
If I were you, yes. But a question to ask is... Are you willing to sacrifice? It might be a short term sacrifice. Because maybe after few months or a year, the startup will be acquired or became a hit. We don't know. Also, do you have famil
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
I read almost all the notes in the Github page and it lasted for months. There are different sides shown. BTW, I think travelling cost and need so much money. I wonder what are Egor's source of income. Don't know him that much so I just ass
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
I'm with you. I really like solving problems or finding a good algorithm to solve the problem. What I can say for you is try to find a company with lots of R&D going. I think there are many companies out there, especially startups that
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by MojoJolo 14y ago
At first, I dislike teaching programming in schools. It is because the space might then be over populated and finding jobs will be harder. Then I realized math was taught in school, science was taught in school. But most of us students didn
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That's what I think before. Until I met Grails and Groovy. Plus their friend Scala. I'm really getting high productiveness in those languages when developing web apllications. Grails for web stuffs and Scala for non web. Before them, I used

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