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Agent based economic simulator in unity(github.com)
5 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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X-SONAR: Preventing Processes of Radicalization in Social Media Networks(x-sonar.de)
1 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
> This of course is the Spanish word for "and", I'm confused. The Spanish word for "and" is "y". Maybe you meant that hams use "es" instead of "is"?
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Uber wants to test its flying taxis by 2020(engadget.com)
1 points by ghgr 9y ago|1 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
Science seems to support this view. From https://tedsummaries.com/2014/09/05/paul-piff-does-money-mak... : > Paul shows us footage of a psychological experiment – a rigged 2 player monopoly game where they
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by ghgr 9y ago
The dynamics of trust in large communities is indeed interesting. I found an interactive explanation about how fragile it can be. http://ncase.me/trust/
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by ghgr 9y ago
I've been reading its reviews and I can't honestly say if they are machine generated or not. They are so generic that they'd work for any app. Examples: > This chrome extension saves my time. Just love it. Very very useful
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by ghgr 9y ago
Even worse. I went to a horrible, horrible hotel in Prague (which at the time was the #1 result, don't know if still is). My (obviously) bad review, while polite and with pictures attached, was ignored after 3 weeks in limbo. Not expli
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by ghgr 9y ago
I often find myself going to Wikipedia to find out what the company is supposed to do.
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Massive cancellation of Ryanair flights(fly4free.com)
2 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
> [...] where a Tesla crashed into a concrete barrier[1] [...] Of course it should never have happened. Still, I'm impressed by how gracefully it handled the accident; emergency lights, keeping the lane and slowly braking the vehi
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by ghgr 9y ago
Backdoors in software is one of those nightmarish scenarios that disturbs you until you just think about something else and kind of temporarily forget it (like nuclear war, killer bees, climate change or asteroid impact). Open Source just r
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by ghgr 9y ago
Indeed, here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KPYIaks1UY
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by ghgr 9y ago
> It's always easier to write 1000 words to say something than 100 to say it well. As (probably) Pascal said: "If I had more time, I would have written a shorter letter". https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012&
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Pixel Art Tutorial(blog.studiominiboss.com)
65 points by ghgr 9y ago|2 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
I found that confusing, too. I guess that's the best you can expect if you train your model in such an unrealistically balanced dataset. Put it differently. If I had 100% accuracy at detecting depression in a dataset of depressed peopl
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by ghgr 9y ago
Line 210: > "Gay and heterosexual people were represented in equal numbers." According to Gallup Polling, around 4% of the American population is homosexual. So, let's be generous and say that their classifier has a 80% a
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by ghgr 9y ago
> Because dapps are publicly audit-able [...] Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe that auditing a Dapp is far from trivial. Only the bytecode is stored in the blockchain, and even if the source code is published, it's hard t
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Lung Cancer Early Detection Challenge(concepttoclinic.drivendata.org)
6 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
Directly from Wikipedia [1]: > In July 2013, it was reported that Panther Energy Trading LLC was ordered to pay $4.5 million to U.S. and U.K. regulators on charges that the firm's high-frequency trading activities manipulated commod
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by ghgr 9y ago
I use the Python library WebSocketClient. Here is the code: https://github.com/ghgr/HFT_Bitcoin/blob/master/download_boo...
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by ghgr 9y ago
sure! I just updated my profile
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by ghgr 9y ago
It's great how readily available financial data is with cryptocurrencies! As a complement to this post, I've been recently working with Jupyter notebooks to analyze high-frequency trading activity in Bitcoin markets [1]. I've
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by ghgr 9y ago
Not necessarily a miner collusion in China, just one of the authorized miners spinning 1,000 EC2 instances to make a 51% attack.
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by ghgr 9y ago
The "Where" filter doesn't seem to work: Where: Germany "We couldn't find any results. Select other filters, or let us know if we miss a conference." Where: Cologne, Germany "Pirate Summit - Cologne, Germa
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by ghgr 9y ago
> What is needed is a joint common language Great! I propose Spanish, being the second most spoken language by number of native speakers (behind Chinese), and given the relevance of Spain through history in Europe. (this comment was only
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Feynman Machine: The Universal Dynamical Systems Computer(arxiv.org)
3 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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by ghgr 9y ago
What you describe is very similar to the concept of Differentiable Neural Computer, from DeepMind [1]. While still experimental they already have nice results. [1] https://deepmind.com/blog/differentiable-neural-compute
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Unsolved Problems in AI(medium.com)
3 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments
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Amazon Price Tracker and Amazon Price Prediction(pricefrontier.com)
2 points by ghgr 9y ago|0 comments

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