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by alex_g 9y ago
Well they decrypt it on your behalf when it's on your device. The point is that couldn't do that without your device/account.
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by alex_g 9y ago
why?
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by alex_g 9y ago
Their university courses require projects to be completed in Java. Since they're just starting out, I think it'd be good to stick to that one language.
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Ask HN: Java program ideas for absolute beginners?
2 points by alex_g 9y ago|2 comments
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by alex_g 9y ago
Tried again and it had more of a filled out profile. Age / Location still way off, and lots of the mood stuff is extremely generic, but better than when I tried this morning.
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by alex_g 9y ago
Put in my twitter handle and it told me I'm 26 (5 years off) and enjoy Ashton Kutcher (I follow him and like some of his tweets because they're about interesting startups) It did provide links to my YouTube channel and Flickr prof
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by alex_g 9y ago
Not sure why you think I'd tear you a new one, that was a well thought out reply, which I very much appreciate. You bring up a great point about the self policing. That's why HackerNews, ProductHunt, and many of the smaller subred
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3D tour around Hogwarts in your browser(my.pottermore.com)
2 points by alex_g 9y ago|0 comments
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by alex_g 9y ago
I think this is an interesting topic too. Some ideas I've had on this: You prevent people from posting terribly toxic comments in the first place, whether that's automatic moderation or warning them that their comment is toxic a
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by alex_g 9y ago
Very cool! The interface is really beautiful and I would love if data.gov was formatted like this. What is your strategy for acquiring these datasets? Are you going to pull them from data.gov and other websites? What happens if those datase
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by alex_g 9y ago
The first article points out the inefficiency and does a good job of replicating some basic functionality. It's basically saying "with this starting pointing, the performance is not as good, but we could probably make it a lot bet
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by alex_g 9y ago
I joined 2 months ago and am so happy I did. We're tackling difficult problems, but that makes it all the more enjoyable!
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by alex_g 9y ago
As someone who utilizes machine learning but doesn't have a great understanding of neural networks, I've not had good experiences with TensorFlow. Myself and a friend attempted to use it for a project but found a lack of examples
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by alex_g 9y ago
But isn't that the case for all of these websites, not just IMDB?
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by alex_g 9y ago
food automation, healthcare, learning/edu tech
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by alex_g 10y ago
I'm taking a class on Prgramming Languages right now and we're building a language using Racket as the host language. It has no intended adamtages other than to learn how a language is created.
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by alex_g 10y ago
Computer science student graduating this June. Looking to join an ambitious startup or smaller company. Location: Central California Remote: I'm open to it. Willing to relocate: Yes! Technologies: Python, Javascript (some React, some N
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by alex_g 10y ago
Foundation The Pitch Startup Data Stories Flux
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by alex_g 10y ago
When applying and asking me for more details from each company, it would be great if I could remove certain jobs from the application. ie after I see that company wants me to write 4 paragraphs of info and I no longer want to apply at that
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by alex_g 10y ago
My Namecheap hosting is incredibly cheap, their support is decent, and it's pretty sweet to have my domains and sites all on the same account.
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by alex_g 10y ago
What happened to this? I found a link to this site a week or so ago here on HN but now it seems the site is gone. I could never find a press release/Twitter account/blog post/about page for the site. Why is that?
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by alex_g 10y ago
Nice! Certainly results in a much cleaner question. Do you think you could briefly sum up how it's formatting the question if not by NLP? ie. how does it turn: 'john smith was born in abc, usa' into 'what is the birthpla
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by alex_g 10y ago
The hosted demo isn't looking past the summary of the wiki article. If you follow the instructions on the README and run it locally it will have a much larger pool of answers/choices.
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by alex_g 10y ago
Try reverting the changes from: https://github.com/alexgreene/WikiQuiz/commit/9696fe29b413a6... Please report back if that worked or not with an Issue on the repo, so I can follow up with a fix. Thanks!
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by alex_g 10y ago
UPDATE: I'm truly excited about all of the feedback this project has received. Credit to Volley ( http://volley.com ) for requesting/inspiring this project!
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by alex_g 10y ago
Sure! Take a look at: https://github.com/alexgreene/WikiQuiz/blob/master/python/Ar... I used nltk (natural language toolkit), which takes care of most of the hard work. It tokenizes whatever text yo
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by alex_g 10y ago
Thank you kind fellow!
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by alex_g 10y ago
Happy to help. The static files should only be accessed by opening index.html in your browser. From another user: "Don't go to localhost:5000/, like you might think. Open file://.../WikiQuiz/index.html as
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by alex_g 10y ago
Right, it's just localhost right now, so I don't think it matters.
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by alex_g 10y ago
I've just updated the instructions on the README, let me know if you still can't get it working after that.

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