bluejay2387

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by bluejay2387 6y ago
I think what has changed is the expectation that work should always be 'joyful'. I don't the majority of employees working in any industry have ever been involved in cutting edge or creative work. Can you imagine what the med
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Uninstalled. Sub cancelled. They had to know there would be a massive backlash from this? I can see why the PIA execs wouldn't care -- they would get their payout from the sell regardless. But Kape either is oblivious or doesn't c
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Take a look at rules engines and Expert Systems technology. Its a more declarative way to handle complex logic that allows you to state facts and let a inference engine handle the nested nature of dependent logical conditions. It will decre
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
There is plenty of work out now showing that we may have gone as far as we can with the 'throw more data' at it approach. Work out of the Adversarial AI area showing that models are learning shallow representations regardless of t
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Probably one of the most true things I have ever read on this site.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
I am holding on to my copy of Adobe Creative Suite 6 until I die.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
I agree with with your disagreement. I've always approached notebooks as a prototyping tool first and a presentation tool second. I see Jupyter more as an example of an early Interactive programming tool that just happens to be useful
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Not happy that Firefox didn't ask before it did this. I am getting really tired of my technology trying to tell me how to do things.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
We update automatically AND manually check periodically to make sure the update took place. That company must be overly fond of drama...
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
I have to agree. PDF is the biggest pain in the rear I've had to deal with in my development career. I am also not crazy about the fact that such an important standard for storing information is so heavily influenced by one company (th
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
I find this both disturbing and fascinating from the perspective that this is essentially an attempt at developing a saliency map of a living organism... so instead of XAI it would be XI?
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Sorry, meant CDDB (now Gracenote). So many acronyms.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
They will mostly look like what we have today, but they will myopically focus on one particular set of principles and have fancier names.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
The cynic in me sees an attempt to crowd source a knowledge base for a IMDB style business model...
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
There already has been, though it's nascent. Check the proceedings of AAAI 2019 or any of the more recent non-NIPS conferences for details.
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Is this different from ANY other concept in technology? Personal Computing, Big Data, Cloud Computing, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence? We never have real definitions for any of these, and if you attempt to make one it will be obsole
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by bluejay2387 7y ago
Does this work in Jupyter? That would be a good use case for it. In pretty much everything else you really should be setting up a debugger...
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
Funniest thing I have read this week...
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
There is also the option of using a much smaller, lighter weight library to handle ajax (where the standard based approach still has some limitations) and using standards for everything else. jQuery was an amazing step forward but it's
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
The core problem IMHO is that a great many of the people hiring developers are not themselves developers and have little to no technical knowledge. Companies depend on these ridiculous hiring processes because many decision makers believe i
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
There are several firms that I personally know of that use alternative languages for building production systems around AI. My two largest clients have systems built in Typescript and Java. If you are going to work in this field you have to
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
I share the concern about mono-cultures in tech, but if you are serious about getting into data science or AI I have to agree with the OP -- stick to TensorFlow. TensorFlow.js is not a first class citizen of that ecosystem, but its close en
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
Maybe I am being overly simplistic, but shouldn't it not matter? Who in the modern age doesn't back up everything all the time? Don't we all operate with the assumption these things are going to blow at any time? 90%+ of my d
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
Is anyone else starting to see parallels between Google's attitude toward "progressing" Chrome and Microsoft's attitude towards IE in the 3-8 version days?
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
There are books published by the US Government in almost every public library in the United States that have detailed earning stats and employment forecasts on every career. There are an enormous number of web sites (including sites maintai
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
Yes, I am sure they suddenly added a login requirement to the download process because they plan to NOT use it for expanding their marketing pushes...
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
I don't avoid them out of principle, but since JavaScript is turned off by default in my browser none of them work for me to begin with. I can't whitelist AMP pages like I can non-amp pages I browse. AMP pages over-all are a terri
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by bluejay2387 8y ago
This got me thinking about the whole “What is AI” issue again. I decided to post my highly opinionated thoughts… For most of its existence as a “field of knowledge” AI has been shepherded by the Academic community. This same community likes