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hnriot
12y ago
That's not what's meant by Natural Language Parsers. Most are trained on datasets in English, but given the right training they can work in other languages. NLP means a bunch of different things from POS tagging to dependency pars
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it's really simple to get an x64 linux VM up and running, virtual box takes just a few minutes to spin up. I think Linux makes the most sense, it doesn't really make sense for the developer waste cycles on porting when people can
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when you 'teach' it, the wisdom files that are saved are in plain old xml
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12y ago
for some URLs the data throws an exception, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse (I don't like snakes) File "/home/drace/dev/NLUlite/client_python/NLUlite.py"
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12y ago
you just have to use -d to specify where the data files are, the server can be anywhere. I moved it out of home to my dev environment without problems.
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"they" aren't reading email and what does it even mean "before I open it" - they host it!!! It's software that "reads" gmail. If you don't want google reading your email, then simply host it els
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12y ago
Who wants to copy what some celeb has on??? I can't believe there's a market for this. Then again, I thought Twitter was a stupid idea...
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12y ago
that's not the only reason, google's results are better because they have vastly more resources both in employee talent and data. It's not just something as trivial as keeping track of your search history.
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12y ago
T440p, works great with Ubuntu 14.04. I've not figured out the driver for the fingerprint detector yet though. Not that I care much about that. The SSD makes it super fast to boot and autologin (~7 seconds)
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12y ago
It says not to do this very clearly when you register your clientid.
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I only use twitter for its nlp signal, I have zero interest in actually posting or worst still, actually reading any of it. twitter is like youtube comments, without the video. But it's great for what the aggregate signal it contains.
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12y ago
I was thinking as I read this that someone should capture the essence in nltk.
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12y ago
I have considered that, but I don't buy it for one moment. Open plan offices have many advantages, you just need to hire people that are mature enough to deal with it. People who can self regulate. I don't mind some time spent on
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12y ago
touching a rotor chops your hand off. Getting hit in the head by delivery of dog food kills you. It's kinetic vs potential energy. for your kinetic energy equation you need a lot of speed and a lot of mass. You can have one of those, b
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12y ago
It sounds like even if you removed these distractions, you'd simply seek out others. As in replace one addiction with another, a very common behavioural characteristic. The only way to deal with this is to better understand your own pe
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12y ago
or just exercise some self control! I don't have to hide the kitchen knives in case I stab guests... It's not that's hard to ignore an icon.
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12y ago
instead they get hit on the head.
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12y ago
I wanted to try it but it doesn't seem to support San Francisco! What kind of app doesn't start with San Francisco, let alone not even include it :)
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12y ago
What I find is that the people that work for me are much more distracted by FB and the plethora of other web distractions than other developers.
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I couldn't find how I could get this. I got a txt from the USGS but that was after the event and because I set up twitter to txt me that account, does anyone know how to get these early warnings? I woke up, but in SF it wasn't muc
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it is absolutely ridiculous, they (the federal government) could have (did) build their own system and then host it for each of the states. Better still, host it in the ones where electricity can be generated cheaply. This is whole reason w
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12y ago
they should be able to for things like this, it's a grotesque waste of money for states to build their own system. It would be as insane as each state having it's own army or space program.
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12y ago
It's sad that you need to do this to feel calm. Technology is an every day part of the 21st century and learning to live with it , not running away from it is a far healthier approach. Not sure how yo removed Safari since it's
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12y ago
It's an option, not sure about NodeXL, wikipedia is already available in structured form in Freebase and DBPedia, but understanding something so complex as a reputation is beyond current machine learning. Bringing the pragmatic backgro
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12y ago
This is called ensemble classification where you feed the outputs of multiple classifiers as features into an ensemble classifier that produces the final result. How are you using the Stanford NLP? That's all GPL? There are alternative
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right, but the small churches are franchises just like Taco Bell. They all belong to a bigger church.
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"Don't underestimate humans' abilities to selectively ignore evidence" - right, that pretty much proves my point, you friend is not a scientist.
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I would contest that. They can be either but not both. They are either not very smart biologists or not very devout creationists. Or more likely just attention seekers.
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12y ago
Vatican City the 18th wealthiest nation in the world per capita.
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12y ago
you need super powers to be a super hero.
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