biomimic

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by biomimic 12y ago
Along with rovers that build bricks.
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by biomimic 12y ago
What about Tcl?
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by biomimic 12y ago
Looks like you both copied an original source and wanted to save time by not modifying the original lib source.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Looks like Google got some ideas from Berkeley Lab too: https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234...
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by biomimic 12y ago
Video?
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by biomimic 12y ago
The most striking strides will come from the mimicking of human cognition, the real mimicking of human cognition. Just portions of it, small portions so as not to bite off more than we can chew as we did during the heyday of AI. It's h
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by biomimic 12y ago
Friendster?
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Google taught us how to build real tech. Facebook taught us how to copy myspace(medium.com)
3 points by biomimic 12y ago|3 comments
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by biomimic 12y ago
Would love to see where it fits in terms of performance here: Symas Micro database benchmarks http://symas.com/mdb/microbench/ I'm an MDB fan.
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by biomimic 12y ago
I'm surprised Music Ear Syndrome (MES) was not mentioned: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_ear_syndrome https://audicus.com/the-ghost-in-our-ears-hearing-loss-and-m...
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by biomimic 12y ago
I couldn't agree with you more. We landed and kept a large Microsoft deal exercising the principles you described. "How can we help you reach your goal as an individual within your company and as a group within your company"
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by biomimic 12y ago
Nothing.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Agreed. I once used a rich vector space model to answer natural language questions related to geography with a similar approach.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Word2Vec is part of a Kaggle competition to classify sentiment of movie reviews from rotten tomatoes. There seems to be a better method than word2vec from berkeley lab. I found that interesting considering the impact Jeremy Howard said word
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by biomimic 12y ago
What's next for Tcl? I'm a fan.
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Kaggle Chief Data Scientist, Word2Vec “is a really, really, really big deal”(kaggle.com)
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by biomimic 12y ago
I see Thomas Mikolov, the creator of Google's Word2Vec ( https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234... ) is referenced in the paper.
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by biomimic 12y ago
Minus $35B in debt: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/ks?s=AAPL+Key+Statistics
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by biomimic 12y ago
This depends highly on whether the company is funded or not.
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Google's Word2Vec “to enable whole new classes of products that never existed”(kaggle.com)
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Data science without statistics is possible, even desirable(datasciencecentral.com)
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by biomimic 12y ago
Which incubator is it?
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by biomimic 12y ago
They've validated your space. Learn from their mistakes. Hijack their customer feedback. Do it better than them. Think of ways to partner with them. Keep your enemies closer. Make it simpler than they do for the consumer or enterprise.
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Datatau: Hacker News for Machine Learning and Data Science(datatau.com)
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Big Data, Hype, the Media and Other Provocative Words to Put in a Title(amplab.cs.berkeley.edu)
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Contagious Speculation,Cure for Cancer: A Non-Event That Made Stock Prices Soar(www0.gsb.columbia.edu)
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Why data science matters and how technology makes it possible(gigaom.com)
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A Look at the Original Roots of AI, Cognitive Science, and Neuroscience [video](video.mit.edu)
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AI = (Steven Pinker + Michael Jordan) / Limits in Computation
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Neurons in human skin perform advanced calculations(medfak.umu.se)
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