Simorgh

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W∆ – Winterdelta(winterdelta.com)
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by Simorgh 8y ago
I quite enjoyed this book because it gave insight into the hard work and dedication that characterised many individuals, such as Max Levchin, the co-founder of Paypal. As an aside, I also recommend Hatching Twitter by Nick Bilton. This book
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Show HN: Automating the Search for Exoplanets Using Deep Learning(kaggle.com)
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by Simorgh 9y ago
Protonmail provides my only non-work email address for everything. Is it a good idea to have multiple email accounts with multiple service providers? Seems inconvenient. But then, perhaps I am taking a risk with my current set up.
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by Simorgh 9y ago
I love the loading UI: background and the spinner.
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Show HN: Ithaca AI – Overpriced Goods; an Eccentricised Route from Arkham(aurora.ithacaai.com)
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by Simorgh 9y ago
Location: Manchester, United Kingdom (willing to relocate, globally). Remote: No. Technologies: Python, R, Javascript (Angular, React), Front End. Focus: Machine Learning predominantly; Torch7, Tensorflow. email: t.siddiqui [att] warwick.ac
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by Simorgh 9y ago
This book is staggering. I'm on page 1. I've read a couple of dozen lines. This has explained more about calculus then a decade and a half of seeing related concepts.
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by Simorgh 9y ago
It's that [-] button next to the username above each comment. It collapses all the cascading comments. It is enabled via JS. If you disable JS, then it disappears.
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Pasta and Artificial Intelligence(pastaai.com)
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by Simorgh 9y ago
As mentioned by Alan right at the beginning of his answer, the true visionary behind our current technological age was Licklider. He was an ARPA researcher who, it is argued [1], initially dreamt up the connected network we now know as the
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by Simorgh 9y ago
Ant looks really good as well! It has a nicely designed DatePicker [1]. Semantic UI doesn't currently have an official implementation of a Date Picker (although there are unofficial versions on GitHub). [1] https://ant.desig
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by Simorgh 10y ago
no one else seemed to point this out, but your name is really clever :-). 'Real Artists' for the company name and the product 'Ship', as in 'Real Artists Ship', makes me think back to not too long ago when Mr J
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by Simorgh 10y ago
This is really stunning. I can't wait to commence to course. I finished a Masters from a top-50 worldwide university, and frankly, the approach to data science was mediocre at best. The NLP module notes were plagiarised from Stanford a
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by Simorgh 10y ago
What can be done to accelerate distribution of hi tech to developing countries?
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by Simorgh 10y ago
I too was frustrated by a recent IBM presentation at my uni - there was no technical content. However I don't think an AI winter is coming, as the author's asserts (towards the end). Applied AI research is driven by orgs like Deep
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by Simorgh 10y ago
I'm using this these days. I find it incredibly flexible.
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by Simorgh 10y ago
I thought the most interesting news from ATAP (last year) was project Jacquard [1]. It seemed very exciting and promising, but it doesn't seem that the tech has made it to market. [1] https://www.google.com/atap/pr
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by Simorgh 11y ago
I wondered what your thoughts were on the apple / fbi situation ? How would you expect startups to act if they found themselves in a similar predicament?
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by Simorgh 11y ago
It's a bit unfair for the writer to describe a nation's ruling elite as a 'criminal organisation'. You could levy that accusation at every ruling elite, of every country, of every era. Nonetheless, the House of Saud fund
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by Simorgh 11y ago
Facebook made the internet a home for a billion people. Mr Rushkoff is certainly an important voice, but I'll play devil's advocate. We can never know the initial motives or future designs of Zuckerberg et al, nonetheless these ac
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by Simorgh 11y ago
Hi, I think your resume is fairly strong. You seem to have the right structure. The thing to remember is that recruiters typically spend about 6 seconds on a resume. And this I hear from recruiters. The objective section is crucial by the w
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by Simorgh 11y ago
PG writes that the 20th Century was "a world in which it was socially acceptable to work for Henry Ford, but not to be Henry Ford". I feel that this viewpoint is still common today. Success is often glamourised, far more than hard
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by Simorgh 11y ago
From the myths of the Gods to the Sci-Fi of the modern age. Stories inspire and give life to technological advancement just as much as technological advancement gives rise to stories.
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by Simorgh 11y ago
Hi! What are your thoughts as to the development of responsive or mobile-optimised visualisations?
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by Simorgh 11y ago
I really feel Bostock et al. are creating art. I'm just learning D3 at the moment and I am consistently blown away by its elegance.
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by Simorgh 11y ago
After graduating with an Economics degree, I was keen to create a start-up. Unfortunately, the rigidly logical approach I initially took wasn't helpful. Perhaps it was symptomatic of studying economics. I began to 'think on my fee
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by Simorgh 11y ago
Absolutely brilliant idea!! Anyone know the people doing this? Would love to have a convo with them...
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by Simorgh 11y ago
I like the idea too. However it is worth noting that Bell Labs' hey day was a while back [1]. YC's Request for Startups makes a reference to Bell Labs, 'Bell Labs worked a long time ago but would probably not work in today’s
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by Simorgh 11y ago
very interesting article! It seems that machine learning could be used to stabilise a nuclear fusion reactor through a real-time control strategy, e.g. optimising the reactor's environment/conditions via micro-adjustments.

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