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by doppenhe 11y ago
intelligent services is where the future is. Being able to build these types of capabilities into any app anywhere will just empower developers to use the state of the art without having to implement from scratch. Pretty cool to see Microso
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by doppenhe 11y ago
I don't think we can really say there is little going on in search when Google and Bing both have 100s if not 1000s of engineers working on it. That said I do agree that I would expect a lot more ML and NLP tools to start showing up as
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by doppenhe 12y ago
"Finally, we predict the time to reply, length of reply, and whether the reply ends a conversation."
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Evolution of Conversations in the Age of Email Overload(arxiv.org)
4 points by doppenhe 12y ago|1 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Good reddit discussion as well http://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/30clrk/regular_ame...
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SEC approves fundraising from unaccredited investors(crowdfundinsider.com)
2 points by doppenhe 12y ago|1 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Thats just the cost of compute time, you the developer get to choose the cost in credits per call. https://algorithmia.com/pricing
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Access is open on Algorithmia and anybody can view the source code of any of the algorithms. The charge comes at the time of hosting it on our infrastructure so what you are paying for is compute (a part of which we donate back to the open
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by doppenhe 12y ago
founder here. Algorithm developers get to choose if they want their code open source or closed source. Close source makes black box algorithms. For open source algorithms nothing stops users form grabbing the code and taking it off the plat
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Thanks! We are excited to have you on board.
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The Future of Algorithm Development(blog.algorithmia.com)
9 points by doppenhe 12y ago|3 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
the image was from PG's twitter but it looks like he deleted it. and +1 to your response - it came off as whiny from McClure 10 seconds after he said he was a greedy capitalist. What gives? All for everybody acting in their best intere
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Ask HN: Thoughts on davemcclure Twitter rant
1 points by doppenhe 12y ago|2 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Ex Excel PM here. Funny enough that spec still exists and it's kind of cool to be able to review them. Over the years my experience was that PM got less and less technical which was frustrating. The Excel team somehow had remained on
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Ex-Microsoft employees say company did not prepare them for startup life(geekwire.com)
1 points by doppenhe 12y ago|0 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
we love Spark MLib
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by doppenhe 12y ago
We chose these two because they are the most common JAVA libraries used. We are adding new ones regularly to our library.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
traffic slowed down our system there for a second should be up and running at speed again.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Thanks!
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by doppenhe 12y ago
just a function of our simple demo, it returns confidence intervals for what it thinks it is of digits between 0-9 and we pick the top one. Not perfect by any means but shows how easily we can compare the libraries against each other.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Thanks! We use multiple cloud providers (Digital Ocean and AWS being our primary), Play Framework, AKKA , Ansible for deployment, Shippable for our CI and a good amount of custom clever code by our back end team.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
next :) We started with these two because they are both available in Algorithmia now.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
for our HN friends direct invite https://algorithmia.com/signup?invite=HN24hr
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Machine Learning Showdown: Apache Mahout vs. Weka(blog.algorithmia.com)
54 points by doppenhe 12y ago|33 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
These are great.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Q: If you could excel at one skill you currently do not possess what would it be? What I am looking for: - Desire to learn - Acknowledgment of a weakness and desire to fix - Its easy to give a cope-out answer but the good ones won't.
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Ask HN: Founders, what are your favorite interview questions and why?
7 points by doppenhe 12y ago|10 comments
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by doppenhe 12y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful insights. Feedback is greatly appreciated.
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by doppenhe 12y ago
You bring an interesting point specially because we built this service for developers. Algorithmia was created to allow subject matter experts to provide their knowledge and share/sell it to the world. An expert in computer vision migh
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by doppenhe 12y ago
This is great feedback thanks!

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