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bluetwo
9y ago
It's called Brain Drain.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Overfitting?
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bluetwo
9y ago
It's just a saying. Usually said after someone shows off a highly complicated technology with no practical purpose.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Remember when a Fox News cameraman was busted for doing the same thing? http://www.cnn.com/2003/LAW/04/23/sprj.nilaw.antiquities/
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bluetwo
9y ago
A little trivia for those of you who give your zip code to retailers as "12345"--- this zip code is used for Schenectady, New York.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Thanks. Fixed.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Iterface not changing in years makes me think it's ripe for an acquisition from Barry Diller's IAC. They specialize in sites that don't update their interfaces for years at a time. (Apologies to those that work for one of tho
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bluetwo
9y ago
Still no cure for cancer.
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bluetwo
9y ago
I would have gladly paid you. I didn't think he wanted to spend political capital early on. Waiting until states like Colorado had some success and needed legit help navigating the waters around the legal/no-legal status would hav
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bluetwo
9y ago
There are ways to solve math problems that don't involve math.
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bluetwo
9y ago
I would have bet money Obama would have moved it to Schedule III before leaving office.
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bluetwo
9y ago
As someone once said, "You can offer an excuse or you can offer an apology, but you can't offer both." I'm not sure which this is. It sounds to me like both.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Amazon literally has a patent on drone fleets.
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bluetwo
9y ago
I think he is looking at it from the point of view that you want to build a company that has value. Focus on a problem that has value in an industry that has money. Collect as much data as possible to prototype and use the tool itself to co
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9y ago
I think the opposite is AI for the sake of AI. He is trying to show that AI that solves business problems is more valuable than AI that scores 1% higher on some benchmark.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Yes, but "Vertical AI" is the thing the author was trying to better define.
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bluetwo
9y ago
I don't see these things as equal, but I see where you are going with the comparison. Both require an understanding of a specific domain and problem(s) that need to be solved in that domain. I really think striving to find specific pro
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bluetwo
9y ago
What are the most valuable, unsolved problems in the field?
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bluetwo
9y ago
If I was having coffee with a PhD in ML and NLP who has years of experience in deep learning, I would ask this: What are the most valuable, unsolved problems in the field?
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bluetwo
9y ago
OK, but where are the eight octopus recipes?
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bluetwo
9y ago
200 years ago in the U.S. regional banks printed their own currency. The constitution does not create a common US currency, although we have been operating as if it does. Will a non-nation state be able to generate enough credibility to run
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bluetwo
9y ago
I'm curious how long it would take to solve a hard puzzle using this technique. Anyone know?
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bluetwo
9y ago
I'm interested in seeing how an open source programming language/platform with a clean GUI will evolve. Curious to see this in a year!
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bluetwo
9y ago
In Pittsburgh they upgraded the taxi system with new vehicles and app/gps integration right around the time Uber showed up to pilot driverless cars.
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bluetwo
9y ago
A much better source and title.
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bluetwo
9y ago
Anyone else think this is kind of a dubious news source?
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bluetwo
9y ago
F--k cancer. Especially pancreatic cancer.
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9y ago
The problem with truly objective benchmarks is that it has both value and cost, meaning there becomes a market for the information itself, separate from the product.
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9y ago
My take is this: - You learned you didn't have enough rounded knowledge to run a company. You probably recognize this. - Don't forget that you now have a bunch of experience others don't have, in getting something off the gro
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bluetwo
9y ago
I would be curious what the business plan for this site looked like.
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