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by citilife 8y ago
I commented further down, but this is already the case. The U.S. has this, many high schools have trade programs. You're still "technically" in school you spend your junior and senior year at a trade school and often working
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by citilife 8y ago
The U.S. has this, many Highschools have trade programs. You're still "technically" in school you spend your Junior and Senior year at a trade school and often working / making money. Unfortunately, this is only true for
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by citilife 8y ago
Not siding one way or the other, that will definitely limit the amount of expertise that comes with a Congressman/Congresswoman. Think about it, it takes at least six months for us to learn our jobs, they have to learn about hundreds
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I always viewed reading a book as collecting a soul. If you fully grok a book, you grok the authors thoughts. Being able to put yourself in another persons mindset is crucial. Speaking of "groking", Stranger in a Strange Land ,
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Edge Detection in Computer Vision(austingwalters.com)
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It's supposed to be -18 in mid-Illinois, with a windchill of -48. This typically happens once or twice a year - not fun, three days later it's supposed to be mid-50's. Gotta love the 70+ degree swings. I just want consistent
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by citilife 8y ago
[2005] should be added to the title > This piece is based on two talks I gave in the spring of 2005 -- one at the O'Reilly ETech conference in March, entitled "Ontology Is Overrated", and one at the IMCExpo in April entitl
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by citilife 8y ago
No, everything is rolled from scratch, it's word2vec with a modification utilizing punctuation.
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Sentence Classification with Neural Networks (Guide)(github.com)
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Introduction to Hyperparameter Tuning: Sentence Classification(austingwalters.com)
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You Don’t Necessarily Need Data for Data Science(medium.com)
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I don't really understand listing a year in any case...
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They track us in real-time down to a meter, predict when and where we will travel, know who we interact with, know our DNA[1], know what food we like, when we are sick, what our political leanings are, can predict what our children will lik
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by citilife 8y ago
I wrote this a little bit ago: https://austingwalters.com/the-last-free-generation/ It's amazing to me that people are actively seeking to erode society as greatly as they are. The fact is, it's not better to
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by citilife 8y ago
The first line in the article says: > The firm's SpaceShipTwo passenger rocket ship reached a height of 82.7km, beyond the altitude at which space is said to begin. Well above he 60km mentioned.
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The report doesn't appear to mention that you could just login to their web portal with an obvious password [1]. It also doesn't appear to be under the purview to look at the leadership team selling stock[2]. Both of which it shou
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by citilife 8y ago
The drop in boxes on 5 were too small on my system to edit (looked like it had a max width of 600px. This essentially forced my hand for the classic-editor because I couldn't drop in images and what not. Really strange error to have on
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I actually would argue it doesn't matter if it's an internal or foreign actor that's doing it. The results / outcomes are effectively the same, the problem is the same. It's disingenuous to claim a feature like targ
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> Back in 2012 we ran a study showing Google's filter bubble may have significantly influenced the 2012 U.S. Presidential election by inserting tens of millions of more links for Obama than for Romney in the run-up to that election
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It's all the blog entries, but usually formatted fairly well. There aren't too many blog entries (five or so), and typically ones that make HN are highlighted more. All that being said, I see your point.
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You can subscribe to receive the emails. I do and often there's pretty interesting stuff in there.
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My personal favorite (which I was involved in), was people willing to openly test one my applications: https://twitter.com/AustinGWalters/status/104189476543920128... It was fun / exciting to see it work, plu
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Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer | Champaign, IL | ONSITE The team at Data Innovation Team (part of C4ML) on the UIUC campus in research park is specifically focused on unsupervised and semi-supervised solutions to data related probl
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In the example, it was very difficult to change the star ratings. It kept bugging out and made it very annoying.
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That'll simplify the practice of serverless quite a bit[1]. Having worked with the API Gateway, this should let us just skip a step or so. [1] https://medium.com/capital-one-tech/a-serverless-and-go-jour...
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> decades at a time I think we're seeing the result of the baby boomer generation, essentially. They rejected the old, as you put it -- stern way of parenting. I'd argue, perhaps it wasn't so much stern as it was the struc
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Kudos for an amazing design. I think it's limited to somewhat small architecture, and haven't had the opportunity to try to plug my logs in yet, but I'm excited to try!
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I wonder if this would be really good for expanding acronyms in a given context or for keeping proper nouns accurate. For instance "RDS" to "Relation Data Store". This is something that impacts systems ranging from Ruby
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We're actually using a similar technique (quite a bit more complex) to generate synthetic data for applications: https://medium.com/capital-one-tech/why-you-dont-necessarily... IMO this is eventually going to repl
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This looks a lot like what I've seen from companies such as InstaBase[1]. Given how hard it is to do well (largely due to poor initial images), I'm curious how Amazon's product offering will work. I a team I'm working wi

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