brandon_wirtz

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Video, Data, Analytics: Leveraging IPTV Experience for AI(linkedin.com)
1 points by brandon_wirtz 8y ago|0 comments
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by brandon_wirtz 8y ago
SESTA FOSTA is heavily criticized because people are worried about keyword based censorship. The Recognant API doesn't use keywords, it use NLU, and so it is much less likely to flag a post that is about the sex of a litter of puppies
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SESTA FOSTA Compliance API (AI Powered Moderation)(market.mashape.com)
1 points by brandon_wirtz 8y ago|1 comments
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Natural Language Processing Will Dwarf Machine Learning and AI(linkedin.com)
3 points by brandon_wirtz 12y ago|0 comments
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Yeah, actually they will. It isn't in xls, it is typically in an XML format. and since google provides the info to the NSA on demand does it matter which of them does the collection?
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
I was feeling sentimental on Thanksgiving, but I also think it is important for younger entrepreneurs to see that startups aren't something you build over night, and many don't start when they are founded, many start decades earli
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Finding the prime factors of large numbers is hard. Cryptography is almost exclusively about picking two Large Primes, Multiplying them, and then using that very large, very hard to factor number as a key. This is overly simple, but it is t
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How Our Startup Came Together: A Journey Through Python, Cloud, And NLP(noegenic.com)
5 points by brandon_wirtz 13y ago|1 comments
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Your enthusiasm as great. But be aware by saying you think this is something you can do in a week you are telling the world you think programming is a semi-skilled job. I learned to weld when I was 7. I can make art or patch up a broken plo
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Picking a name that conflicts with a major trade mark seems like a bad idea.
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
If this is the case then every developer working at a 12 hour a day Start up, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook (who all are anti-moonlighting) are bad developers. I don't have side projects. My one main project is all consuming enough t
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Natural Language Understanding is how we talk to our devices, and while the tech savvy interact with phones like they learn commands for a programming language, the majority of people want to interact with their phone in a more natural way.
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Boston is the new hot hunting ground for Natural Language expertise(siliconangle.com)
11 points by brandon_wirtz 13y ago|1 comments
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NASA discovers that fireproof materials ignite in space(theverge.com)
1 points by brandon_wirtz 13y ago|0 comments
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
This has been going around along with the Chemo Therapy doesn't work thread. The problem with people like the author is they think all cancer is the same. They try to apply information about Hodgkins to non-hodgkins. They think "Breast canc
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Was this in English? Maybe that would help explain how the author got so much wrong. I love API's. I love sharing API's with others. I might have even gone along with the article if it said that API's were the best way to show that you have
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
The author doesn't understand copyright. There is a difference between Legal, and beyond prosecution. You as an individual living in a far off land (Australia) can't be prosecuted in Australia for copying a copy you legally obtained in the
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
I do this with Squid, or Fiddler depending on platform. I have done a similar trick for the entire lan by doing port forwarding on DD-WRT and similar. I pretty routinely highjack ports as domains for doing local testing. If I want to make s
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
If only it were so simple. And if you think it is that's probably because you don't understand. Frontend often is WAY more than UI. When you are building a client/server application frontend can be far more than UI. Take Call Of Duty for an
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
My company's core product ( http://www.stremor.com ) is designed to take unstructured data from text and convert it to structured data. But also look at qualitative factors from language and assign them quantitative values. In working on a
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
You can trademark anything that isn't already trademarked, but you have to defend the trademark if you want to enforce the trademark. Trademarks are a lot like patents, the due diligence when filing is on the filer for the most part. The ag
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
I am the lone Windows user in my office. I could use a post on how to go from Mac Development to Windows. Only half kidding. I don't want to make this a Win vs. Mac thread, but I think it is important for both sides to understand there are
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
I think most the people who write these posts are clueless as to what burnout is. You can give people money, pats on the back, pizza parties but if you run them hard enough they will burn out. I have been working without rest for a year on
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Disrupt has always been a strange name for the conference since almost every startup showing there has been a clone of another larger more popular startup. I have literally had conversations with founders there that went, "So tell me how yo
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Law dictates that information on the breech must convey the type of data that was breached and the format which the information was stored in. If you say encrypted, legally it must be. Reputation.com has an affiliate program they therefore
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
My understanding as explained to me by CERN, You can build a Time Crystal but it is tough to observe it after. The object don't so much spin through infinity, as infinity spins through them. Building a Time Crystal changes how it moves thr
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Really? What does encrypted mean? Hashed is not encrypted. You can't unhash. You can find a known source of that hash, but you can't "decrypt". Knowing this. Salted and Hash and Encrypted doesn't make any sense. So either they are BSing bec
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
Reputation.com has always been smarmy. It wouldn't surprise me if they sold the passwords and then claimed they lost them. (Really) For the things Reputation.com does you have to ask why they used encrypted rather than hashed passwords. Not
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
We make an app written as HTML5 CSS3. We made this decision because with limited dev resources it allowed us to write once deploy many. That is powerful. Our app required more testing than a native app, and less. With a native app if you wr
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by brandon_wirtz 13y ago
It's not that they don't care, they are managing support headaches, and balancing risk to reward. 6 Character AlphaNumeric for Schwab is because they use the same password for phone, and this is a throwback to a "Pin". They could at least b

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