danielcampos93

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by danielcampos93 7y ago
Does anyone know how to change Turbotax to pay 90 days later? I had set it up to pay what I owe on 04/14 and want to push it back to 07/14
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I wish every time something like this dopped people included a explain like I'm 5. Too much to read to stay abreast of the whole field by understanding papers.
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Xnor.ai Acquired by Apple for 200m(geekwire.com)
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
Any plan for a Seattle/Redmond office?
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
Best part is it tells you how much ad spend you have caused. It’s crazy how quickly the number reaches 4 figures.
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I wasnt really familiar with nmslib but I guess I think its a little bit faster and scales to billions of items.
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I don't work on the image side but from what I understand the entire index is vectorized so its not categorizing them like a imagenet system would as much as finding a nearest neighbor that can be categorized.
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
If you want to play with the tech there is a developer kit. https://www.bingvisualsearch.com/develop
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
In many ways yes. For images Instead of using some NLP parser and vectorization technique you vectorize the image and then do a similar lookup
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I work on the team that built this and many of our other ranking tech. I can answer any questions people have. Also shameless plug: using this tech we released some artificial search sessions as an exploratory dataset. https://gi
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
Honestly its not. There is a paper in SIGIR 2019 about how it was trained and works called 'Generic Intent Representation in Web Search'. The jist of it is if a document has a sat click from multiple queiries make those vectors cl
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
For the dataset The MS MARCO datasets are intended for non-commercial research purposes only to promote advancement in the field of artificial intelligence and related areas, and is made available free of charge without extending any licens
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I work on the team that built this and many of our other ranking tech. I can answer any questions people have. Also shameless plug: using this tech we released some artificial search sessions as an exploratory dataset. https://g
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
They started with this schedule even before they had full public approval.
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
2 shifts but the push is def to have people work more hours. Seems the main goal is figuring out how to make all the satellites with relatively unskilled staff(relative to satellite building. prior to this my friend worked at a bike shop an
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
This reminds me of when the cloud started to get hip and executives would insert the word everywhere. Cloud + 2019 ~= privacy or AI
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
I have a friend who just started working on the assembling of these satellites and they are hiring like gangbusters. I was initially dubious that they would be able to make their number goal but they have people working 6 days a week 16 hou
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
To many, investing is not about the now but the future. Looking at googles curves revenue growth is slowing and costs are growing. Numbers look great right now but meh in the future.
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by danielcampos93 7y ago
acquition cost.
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
My wife and I have had a little different experience. About 1.5 years ago we took up deliervinf food with Caviar/Uber eats to get out and pay for our dates. She and I would go for 2 hours maybe 2-3 nights a week. On average she and I b
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
V An extremely optimistic culture Except on HN where people tend to skew quite negative. Lol
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Farming Reshaped Our Smiles and Our Speech(science.sciencemag.org)
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DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence(1843magazine.com)
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if OpenAI had some crazy aquisition in its future by one of the tech giants. Press release says 'We believe the best way to develop AGI is by joining forces with X and are excited to use it to seel you bett
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
Can confirm from conversations I had with the authors.
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
Document ranking, question answering, caption creation, keyword generation. Basically these model are super useful to search engines or any kind of engine that performs some kind of reasoning with text.
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
I don’t remember who talked about this on one of the YC podcasts but they brought up that google hires the smartest people for 3 reasons: to kee them from going to competitors, keep them from starting something that may challenge google, us
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
I think it’s easy to forget that it’s someones job to design employee compensation and they usually aren’t the same person or even team working on retention, benefits or recruiting. When they get rated on how well they do their job it’s mos
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by danielcampos93 8y ago
If you take a look at most schools CS is now one of the most popular majors. When I graduated ~3 years ago the class was ~100 per grade. I went back to recruit and class size was ~600 per grade. Talking to profs I know all over the country
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by danielcampos93 9y ago
Go ahead and read https://seekingalpha.com/news/3322771-ai-beats-humans-stanfo... the comments that many investors make on this achievement are worrying when you consider many may buy in for this(or this kind of reason

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