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by clay 17y ago
It's funny how self-conscious that bird on the right looks.
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by clay 17y ago
Maybe instead of killing spammy stuff like this you could have a "convert to Ask HN" button. This post could be converted to Ask HN: Professors Who Blog? It would be more fun, too.
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by clay 17y ago
4. Automaticly fix all uppercase posts.
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by clay 17y ago
Doing predictions with instance based methods can be really expensive.
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by clay 17y ago
This is cool, but I think it's missing something. My startup will address the something that it's missing. :)
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by clay 17y ago
I got 125% of an ingredient by misspelling parmesan http://www.recipepuppy.com/how/?tomake=eggplant+parmesean
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by clay 17y ago
How about a more indirect approach. You could make a Yahoo Answer's type site using Wikipedia. People are encouraged to ask questions about particular sections that they don't understand or are lacking information and then points are give
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by clay 17y ago
I was gonna recommend OCDJ
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by clay 17y ago
Is the suburb Richardson or Plano? :)
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by clay 17y ago
A better hack might be to do the tragic words in a different language, like chinese.
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by clay 17y ago
Was Mondrian an arc hacker?
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by clay 17y ago
I might sound a bit hypersensitive here, but couldn't the author easily avoid using "he" and "him" when referring to potential candidates for software programming positions?
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by clay 17y ago
That's not my site :P The poster is Yoav Freund: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoav_Freund
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by clay 17y ago
Here's a twitter clone idea you can steal: a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: Why are you attempting to make a Twitter clon
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The Machine Learning Forum: Accountable peer review(hunch.net)
4 points by clay 17y ago|3 comments
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by clay 17y ago
I was surprised this wasn't posted here before. I would encourage everyone here to donate to the Methusaleh Foundation. You can promise to donate $25,000 and join the "300", which we're expecting will fill up by the end of the summer. :)
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The Fable of the Dragon-Tyrant (2005)(nickbostrom.com)
72 points by clay 17y ago|25 comments
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by clay 17y ago
How would being gay would interfere with a dad teaching his son what its like to be a confident and secure man?
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by clay 18y ago
Usually saying "that list was missing X" type stuff is pretty silly, but with a title like that, that list seriously needs some Verner Vinge.
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by clay 18y ago
This is a really good idea. Maybe this will generate a lot of public discussion about some recent papers...
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SXSW News.YC house
7 points by clay 18y ago|0 comments
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SXSW interactive hacker house?
2 points by clay 18y ago|1 comments
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by clay 18y ago
I remember seeing this article a while ago and I've mentioned it in conversations several times but could never find it. Thanks.
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by clay 18y ago
"this method leaves many handheld devices in the cold, including those based on Intel's ARM chips." haha
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by clay 18y ago
Because you might get a false positive.
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by clay 18y ago
Does anyone have more technical information about this? I tried googling but just found marketing babble. Also, turns out the headquarters for this place is a couple blocks away from me, haha.
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by clay 18y ago
I recommend adding as many ideas as you can and even fund stuff out of your pocket. I click browse and all I see is "test" and "wordobe test"...
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by clay 18y ago
Howard Dean doesn't count?
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by clay 18y ago
So here's the question: why does this give odds of 91% to Obama while Intrade has him forecast at 68%?
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by clay 18y ago
I started reading this thread and I thought, oh finally linux. But then I got really sad when I learned that nautilus was required :(

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