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_audakel
10y ago
That is so interesting. I wonder if there is a way you could model that over time / give a rating. You could have a large list or controversial words (prob better would be doing NLP phrases) and look at all content of a site has over t
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One of the things I love abt HN is the difference of opinions. You can have a post that tells you all the great things abt A, then in the comments you hear why A is bad, but also there is C. It is sad that internet trolls exist, but at the
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My wife was an Office admin at Sequia Capital. She had not graduated college yet and I was out in Palo Alto for an internship. A friend randomly said they where looking to bring on a temp office admin and she got the spot. She might not hav
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10y ago
kifi ( https://www.kifi.com/ ) by far the best i have ever used. its a little icon that you can position anywhere on the side of your screen. you just click it when you want to save the current page. the great thing about it
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10y ago
> much of HN is very eager to see all billion dollar valuations deflate where do you get this from? HN is news for the people building startups and I would imagine they like high valuations :)
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It seems like a lot of big companies are open sourcing their deep learning stuff. Part of me wonders if they do it because, as people get scared of AI, the federal govt can't come after lots of of small companies using the opensource A
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Welcome to the world of autonomous lawn mowing
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i read this and sent my wife a link. she wanted to know why i was analyzing her crying. i told her i just wanted to run a neuralnet on her crying data..... http://i.imgur.com/NE380tW.png
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Primaries and caucuses are a surprisingly undemocratic part of the process
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I am still in college as an undergrad studying CS and have for a long time wanted my life to mean something. After a failed startup that I thought would "change the world" (mobile payments platform for microfinacne institutions in
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One easy way I have found to get around some of these site's blocks is disabling javascript in the chrome console and then reloading the page. it works a good amount of the time. you can also wget the page and pass in headers that your
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this is a great insight, i have been thinking the same thing for some time. Another angle is the "media image" your company has. I read the book "Trust-Me-Lying-Confessions-Manipulator" after watching some YC videos and
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11y ago
There is really no easy way to gain knowledge. Its painful and requires you to put in time learning outside of work. There are millions of blogs and tutorials that intro everything from html to MapReduce. The type of person that can jump in
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21 – Bitcoin Tutorials
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