bluetwo

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by bluetwo 9y ago
Thanks.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I'm curious if there was an organized campaign to give the movie low votes or if it was simply an army of similarly minded trolls.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
The implication is that this will make your ML better somehow. Not sure why that would be.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Sell to law enforcement to find relatives of suspects.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
What I worry about is the regulations and certifications many other industries have to curtail cheating may someday be needed in our domain. I do not look forward to the day that happens.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
A good example of someone not knowing how to create a benefit.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I see what you are saying, and I think you are right in that you have to target decision makers who can sign a check, not engineers who might be the people who use the product. But I would at least expect a landing page that showed the bene
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Seriously. I love the coverage on AI/ML but so much of it missed practical applications.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
If you want to learn how to do it better, I can't recommend this book enough, "So What?" by Mark Magnacca. https://www.amazon.com/So-What-Communicate-Matters-Audience/... Spend the $10 and become a bette
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by bluetwo 9y ago
This also describes corporations.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Any article with "AI/ML" and "applied" I'm going to read.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It isn't my approach but I've seen it work just fine for people. Reasons are: 1) If you are protected (LLC/LLP/S-Corp/etc) then the only thing you have to lose is the company itself. It is hard to go after you perso
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Assuming a lot of people here are working on an AI or ML problem for work or fun, what are you working on?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Actually, previous to the Wright brothers, the dominant theories of flight involved studying how birds flew and theorizing what parts were important and trying to replicate them. You could get a degree in this area of study. I do agree that
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by bluetwo 9y ago
If we can't fix this problem, no one is going to be able to do it.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Refreshingly honest.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Exactly. The rich have signs that say "Get off my lawn"... The middle class have to get off the couch to say it.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Get off my mind lawn!
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by bluetwo 9y ago
For me the point of Prisoner's Dilemma is that math alone can't give you the answer. The answer lies in your ability to trust the other side and to believe they will trust you.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I wasn't familiar with Boosting. Now off the read some articles.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Interesting. Thanks.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Not a mention so far about game theory or Nash equilibrium. I'm no expert but does anyone think these apply?
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Seems like a lot of nerves were struck with this article.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
"U.S. prosecutors have charged eight current and former Volkswagen executives in connection with the diesel emissions cheating probe."
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by bluetwo 9y ago
A good lesson to learn. "I was just following orders" is just as poor of an excuse for engineers as it was for nazis.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
It really does need a better explanation right on the page. It is ridiculous to link here and require clicking on a hard to find link to get actual information. Poor communication.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Let us know how it turns out!
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by bluetwo 9y ago
Dang. That's cold.
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by bluetwo 9y ago
As an adjunct professor running one class per year, I ran the calculation of: (Amount I'm paid per class / (students in class * cost per credit * credits for class) ) And found I'm paid about 10% of what the students pay for
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by bluetwo 9y ago
I thought there would be more discussion on this as well. Think it is interesting and doable. Some may complain it is too much, but if it really does what it says it may be worth it.

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