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The era of AI-human hybrid intelligence
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Well technology helped to eliminate the flight engineer role on modern planes. Technology could eliminate the need for a co-pilot, but the problem here is the lack of trust of having a single human in the loop. Plus the additional issues th
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Saad_M
11y ago
I wonder if it’s worth having any media organisation run a comments section. With so many commenting platforms that are available for the masses (Twitter, Medium, Reddit, etc.), I wonder if a comments section is more or less a relic of days
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11y ago
>> If anything, processed sugars like HFCS which is extracted from corn by a chemical enzyme process, could be the cause. Fructose, which Lustig (and other scientists) suspect as the prime cause is present in both HFCS and granulate
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A $700 Juicer for the Kitchen That Caught Silicon Valley’s Eye
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
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Saad_M
11y ago
Except recently social networks, such as LinkedIn, takes note of any inactivity and will send periodic “enticer” emails in an attempt to increase you engagement with their site.
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Is Big Data Still a Thing? (The 2016 Big Data Landscape)
(mattturck.com)
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11y ago
I'm surprised that a lot of the leaked information about DuPont's process came from disgruntled ex-employees. Surely DuPont's problem is with those ex-employees leaking sensitive information than anything else.
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11y ago
This ongoing spat can't be good in the long term for Amazon's image. Wouldn't it of been easier if Amazon had been a bit humble and say: "Yes, things are not perfect, we will try and make it better for our employees.&quo
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12y ago
I'm not sure how applicable this is to the US. But here in the UK the decline of Lard, (which was everywhere when I was growing up as a child) could be also attributed to the fact that there has been an increase in the number of vegeta
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Why You Should Hire a Robot to Write for You
(forbes.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
PC Pro ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PC_Pro ) is a UK computing publication and more importantly a Dennis publication that had a big impact when I read it during formative years as a teenager. For me it had big influenc
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13y ago
In the UK if you have a Tier 2 visa then you apply for "Indefinite leave to remain" after 5 years of residency. The only restrictions are that you cannot spend more than 180 days outside the UK in any 12 months and your employer (
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13y ago
As a PhD graduate in NLG I wouldn't say NLG is a "young" research field. For example the oldest NLG book I have is Eduard Hovy's PhD work on the PAULINE system ("Generating Natural Language Under Pragmatic Constrain
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15y ago
It seems to work fine for me in QuickTime X under Snow Leopard.
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Saad_M
15y ago
Also the Demo’s don’t seem to work either in Safari 5.05.
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Saad_M
16y ago
Also Apple has many retail stores of it’s own to sell the iPad to those that are curious enough. Other tablet manufactures will have to fight it out for retail space with other competitors.
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Saad_M
16y ago
A very measured and sensible response. No set of security measures is 100% perfect. How you deal with and manage the imperfections is the real test.
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16y ago
For me earning a PhD was not about the money or wealth creation. It was about the chance to work on a exciting research project that could make a real difference and contribution to scientific knowledge. Besides, in the UK at least the scho
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Is Multiscreen Enough? Why 'Write Once' Shouldn't be the Goal
(uxmag.com)
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16y ago
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Ray Kurzweil's Slippery Futurism
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Saad_M
16y ago
iOS 4.1 did fix all of the performance problems that the iPhone 3G did have. The real problem here is the amount of time it took Apple to implement the fixes required.
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Java on Mac OS X
(appleoutsider.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I’ve always wondering if farming could be a solution for Detroit? It seems to have plenty of land and with growing shortages of basic commodities such as Wheat on the global market surely there’s an opportunity to return large parts of the
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16y ago
Thanks for this resource. It’s very useful! As a Natural Language Generation researcher there was a few journals that could of been added: AI Communications (RSS Feed: http://iospress.metapress.com/content/103140/?sortorder=asc&... ) Compu
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16y ago
I think a new potato test is called for! :) ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaT7thTxyq8 )
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Getting to know Safari 5’s Extensions
(arstechnica.com)
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16y ago
My personal speculation is that it is do with the current lack-of-performance currently in Intel GPUs. Intel’s current i3 two chip performance is not as enticing graphically as the Nvidia’s two chip solution with a Core 2 Duo processor. I t
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16y ago
The problem is that it seems to me Apple wants to demonstrate their products using the same connectivity options that their customers will be using. If they start using other connectivity options that aren’t available to the end user then a
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The rise of Anti-Distraction Software
(economist.com)
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16y ago
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