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News flash: Female computer-science professor good with computers (2014)(cs.cornell.edu)
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Defective C++(yosefk.com)
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Context-Theoretic Semantics for Natural Language: An Algebraic Framework (2007)(arxiv.org)
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Interactive Voronoi Diagram(sygreer.com)
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by daoudc 6y ago
Coincidentally, I just posted this on HN: an animation tool for kids, at https://drawa.live This came out of watching my son do animations with Flipaclip, and thinking there must be a better way to do simple animations.
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Show HN: an animation tool for kids(drawa.live)
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by daoudc 6y ago
Nice idea, but entering my website ( https://drawa.live ) the link doesn't get updated, and entering the URL manually gives an error.
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by daoudc 6y ago
This project came out of watching my son make animations with Flipaclip and seeing how long it took to create an animation. I wanted to make something that would allow people to make animations really quickly. We're still a long way fr
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Show HN: A fun “animation” web app for kids, made with my 10yo son(drawa.live)
2 points by daoudc 6y ago|1 comments
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by daoudc 7y ago
I love the idea of trying to build a mathematically pure language. I wonder how far it is possible to use optimisation techniques to make Bel efficient. For example, can the representation of strings as pairs be automatically optimised to a
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You don't need a data scientist(datapastry.com)
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by daoudc 7y ago
Resubmitted with a 'friend link' so paywall shouldn't apply.
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How to be a 10x data scientist(towardsdatascience.com)
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by daoudc 7y ago
I didn't actually realise they'd made it premium - I thought I'd turned that off. Will try and get a link that gives access.
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How to be a 10x data scientist [Medium premium](towardsdatascience.com)
1 points by daoudc 7y ago|3 comments
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How to be a 10x data scientist(datapastry.com)
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Gupshup does a lot, but how good is it?(chatbottech.io)
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Seven Sketches in Compositionality: An Invitation to Applied Category Theory(arxiv.org)
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by daoudc 9y ago
I had an idea this morning for a personalised "podcast" that could read out e.g. the weather in your area, any new and important emails, the headlines and first paragraph of top stories from your favourite sources and notification
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Let's make chatbots great again(towardsdatascience.com)
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AI technologies that could make chatbots intelligent(hackernoon.com)
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Three AI technologies that could make chatbots intelligent(hackernoon.com)
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You don't need chatbot creation tools – let's make a Messenger bot from scratch(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Rasa: how do I hate thee? Let me count the ways(chatbottech.io)
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Manifesto for an Intelligent Chatbot Platform(daoudclarke.github.io)
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Sacred ML experiment results framework(github.com)
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by daoudc 9y ago
Hi guys, author here. I'd love to hear feedback on the algorithm we used, and whether you've heard of anyone doing anything similar.
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Recommending Articles in Real-Time at News UK(medium.com)
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Recommending Articles in Real-Time at News UK(medium.com)
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by daoudc 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1, 2, 3 and 4: definitely doable 5: tricky, probably impossible to do reliably 6: doable 7: without any manual interaction this could end up looking spammy. If you're happy with that, it could work. Also forgot

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