crater

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by crater 12y ago
I like the idea. If I'm playing with some facebook data, right now I use whatever language I'm confortable with and use its HTTP request functionality, and than manipulate the data how I want in that language. To achieve the same
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by crater 12y ago
> publicly available repository of data that I've allowed to be assembled aboutthedata[0] by Acxiom is headed in that direction I think - just specifically for the ads they control, I think. I interned there, but I wasn't invol
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by crater 12y ago
This could potentially provide insight into Autism cases? Training an AI to be attentive to social cues, and then training another one to be not as attentive - and see what kind of results come out of each. This could also point us in a dir
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by crater 12y ago
well the opening paragraph was a little dramatic
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by crater 12y ago
I think they did something good with the way (it seems) they standardized typing math equations. When you're searching some complicated integral with fractions and polynomials, you can pretty much put the spaces somewhere different eve
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by crater 12y ago
But for the MIT undergrad black market I don't know if there would be the quantity or type of goods that would require a student to "hide" a significant quantity of money.
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by crater 12y ago
This would work for people who are just trying to avoid the line at the coffee shop, though. Coffee (pastries, etc.) are made-to-order, and I would be fine ordering on an app before I even got in the car if it meant that I didn't have
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by crater 12y ago
> So they'd have to send you an update to your mobile device, which now creates more questions like, how to communicate to the person in line that's been waiting for 15 minutes that no, you are not cutting in line. Something li