jherritz

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15 of the worst places to drive in the United States(blog.miosoft.com)
8 points by jherritz 10y ago|0 comments
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5 lessons the Internet of Things should learn from the Grid(blog.miosoft.com)
4 points by jherritz 11y ago|0 comments
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by jherritz 11y ago
Using the patterns on their own is a bit of an iterative process, but I'm sure you can imagine how it's a substrate on which all kinds of interesting automation of pattern learning could be built.
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by jherritz 11y ago
Interesting that you would bring up the concept of almost natural language. Barrage is actually built on top of Avail which is sincerely the most expressive language I've ever seen. Check it out: https://www.availlang.org&#x
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Barrage: Write once, run everywhere patterns for sensor data analytics(blog.miosoft.com)
17 points by jherritz 11y ago|4 comments
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Introduction to Avail: A Groundbreaking Articulate Programming Language(availlang.org)
1 points by jherritz 11y ago|1 comments
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by jherritz 11y ago
It looks like there was a nice discussion not long ago on Hacker News about Snap as a programming language. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9591460
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by jherritz 11y ago
Do you have any thoughts about how you would implement dataflow programming in Snap? I know I'd be excited to see Snap hooked into some of the really interesting streaming data work we're doing at MIOsoft (beyond just the storage
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by jherritz 11y ago
I'm confident that is still an open question. That said, the creator of Snap would probably say there is no need to transition - ever. All Snap code can be viewed and edited as text. It's not an either/or decision, in other w
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by jherritz 11y ago
You make some very valid points. There is an underpowered feedback loop here that would take years to amplify naturally. That's why it's important to have programs like BJC right now. It helps tilt the scales without relying on ch
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Data First: Never Trust a Dashboard(blog.miosoft.com)
2 points by jherritz 11y ago|0 comments
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Snap: Programming for Everyone(blog.miosoft.com)
66 points by jherritz 11y ago|56 comments
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by jherritz 11y ago
Clustering is a form of unsupervised machine learning. Many people are surprised to learn this. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsupervised_learning
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The Nexus of Big Data: Context (or: Don't Get Lost in the Data Swamp)(blog.miosoft.com)
3 points by jherritz 11y ago|0 comments
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by jherritz 11y ago
Great idea! Synthesizing additional signals to obtain more accurate results is one of the core concepts of context platforms. Pulling in extra data from other maps is something I'd seriously consider if the simplicity of the demo use c
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Accident Explorer: Machine learning with traffic accident data(blog.miosoft.com)
5 points by jherritz 11y ago|4 comments
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The Resurrection of Customer Context(blog.miosoft.com)
2 points by jherritz 11y ago|0 comments