bluetwo

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by bluetwo 9y ago
ML is riding a one-trick pony.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Why have MOOCs provided no real competition?
483.
by bluetwo 9y ago
Do you think he is doing this for free? I don't.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
For a guy who claims to be retired he sure seems to work a lot.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Would love to know who I offended this time.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
What about corporate educational systems?
487.
by bluetwo 9y ago
An argument could be made that this is why their large investments in movies and entertainment has failed outside the homeland.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
China didn't invent communism but somehow they were able to adapt it to their society.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
This had not already been blocked?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I guess we shouldn't drive cars anymore because the auto-fatality rate is still greater than zero.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I know it is popular to say that these techniques are based on how the brain works, but when I read about them, I have my doubts. Can anyone take a real world example of human behavior and show me how it relates to how these techniques pred
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It was a pun on the topic of the article, which was snowflakes, you snowflake.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I stopped reading when I got to 'Windows' as well.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I see what you did there...
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Perhaps, but their defense isn't what will be investigated. First they will collect and sift through all the evidence before even asking why they might have sold the stock at that point in time.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
True, but from what we do know, a full investigation is warranted.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Interesting comparison. I think in this case the execs are going down. I will be shocked if we don't see some jail time after this is all done.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Not yet ready to share, but I will put out a bunch a data when the time is right. The hardest part is finding interesting challenges for the AI to conquer.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
You miss the point. It's not about protecting yourself from credit fraud. It's about every one of your snooty neighbors knowing your financial situation. And you knowing theirs.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I agree with the article. Throwing more cycles at a problem using the existing models isn't that answer. Better, more efficient models are needed. And yes, I'm working toward that goal.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
If I were trying to prove I had the data, I would pick a very rich but private street, say in Bevery Hills or Jackson Hole, and release all data from all people who lived there. Chaos.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
The graph really should be U-shaped. There is a bit of manufacturing philosophy that I find relevant here. You can build an efficient factory that makes a large number of identical widgets at a price competitors can't beat, or you can
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I think we need to clarify what a down vote is... My assumption was it was to flag something mean or off topic. Now People seem to use it to say "I disagree with your opinion but am too lazy to express my own".
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I use browser as well and only check it on one day of the week.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
This might be illegal according to FTC regulations. CFR 16 section 232.2 says: "Another commonly used form of bargain advertising is to offer goods at prices lower than those being charged by others for the same merchandise in the adve
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I build things and throw them away all the time. Great to try out an idea or new technology. Often I'll leverage the knowledge into a client project or proposal. I don't get mad because I could never take all the things and build
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Just a note: I tried the same thing and was told my information was NOT impacted. I suspect the reason for this might be that I froze my info years ago. In some way they must be screening against people who are frozen, or I got lucky.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Taking money from russian trolls. Letting fake news slide. Hmmm.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
All due apologies to the late Marvin Minsky, but has MIT really been a leader in AI lately?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I thought the part where he talked about over-engineering being a symptom of a lack of understanding of the assumptions was an interesting way to look at the problem.

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