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by jorgemf 10y ago
Some years ago I tried to do something a bit more complex: http://telauges.appspot.com/mathsolver/ My idea was to use planning and A* search to solve any type of math problem, even create probes for things like the qua
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by jorgemf 10y ago
> I don't mean to pick on you, but this is getting tiring for me. When you say 'marketing' you mean advertising and promotion, because product definition is part of marketing. Well, you shouldn't judge me so fast. I h
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by jorgemf 10y ago
Wow! I believe Nintendo can make this a great experience for mobile gaming. It looks so good. I really like how you can engage your friends to play together.
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by jorgemf 10y ago
less than 50000 downloads in Android and 60 reviews in AppStore in 5 years. I think you can get better numbers without marketing. Seriously, whatever you do, you need to spend the same amount of time promoting it, otherwise no one will noti
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by jorgemf 10y ago
I have 2 comments saying just the opposite that good/bad papers require more time to read than bad/good papers. So a bit of clarification to my comment. If I spend months reading papers about the same topic, the first papers will
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by jorgemf 10y ago
You can read one paper a day, but I am not sure you can understand one paper a day. At least for me during my PhD I spent more than a full-time day to completely understand papers that were interesting for my research.
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by jorgemf 10y ago
> ML = anything where parameters are learnt from data. In some ML algorithms you don't learn parameters. For example: some clustering algorithms are based on examples, not on parameters. > Yes, this means ML is "just" s
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by jorgemf 10y ago
I don't think so. I think it is more similar to this description: https://www.isixsigma.com/tools-templates/sampling-data/stat...
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by jorgemf 10y ago
ML and statistics are a subset of maths. As I said the statistics and ML overlap and also function interpolation. But some ML algorithms are based on biological systems (like swarm optimization), or theory of information. If you have a prob
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by jorgemf 10y ago
> Even that doesn't seem like a clear distinction? Obviously no, ML uses statistics as statistics uses Maths. But not all ML uses statistics, some algorithms are biological inspired (swarm optimization) other uses theory of informat
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by jorgemf 10y ago
> but those aren't clearly different from "use some statistics to make a prediction" You can reduce 90% of ML to this. Even neural networks are based on statistics. If I have to draw a line between statistics and ML is tha
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by jorgemf 10y ago
AppHunt has been my side project for 1.5 years, now I think the product is ready to start growing. I would love to hear some feedback from the community. Thanks!
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Show HN: AppHunt, an Android app to discover new apps(play.google.com)
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by jorgemf 10y ago
In software you can track the program and detect what instruction is not doing what it is suppose to do. In machine learning there is no program to track, it is not a set of instructions with a purpose, the whole thing either works or not.
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30 Samples. Standard, Suggestion, or Superstition? (2010)(statswithcats.wordpress.com)
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Making your Android app faster(medium.com)
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by jorgemf 10y ago
The argument that one platform is cheaper to develop in than the other based on the lines of codes just put me off.
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by jorgemf 10y ago
Applying for a sponsored job in Europe is going to be difficult. You are a high risk, you do not have any experience and you come from a different country with a different culture. If I am a recruiter with several candidates, I would consid
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by jorgemf 10y ago
Well, It is hard to know what is happening without more information. It seems you are applying to a right amount of jobs, it could be that maybe your CV doesn't stand up among other CVs. First thing I would is to improve the CV somehow
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Apple hikes prices in UK by 20pc in response to post-Brexit(telegraph.co.uk)
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by jorgemf 10y ago
It seems I was right with the UK prices: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/10/28/apple-hikes...
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by jorgemf 10y ago
Several things: - in Europe prices always included VAT unless you say VAT is not include. So you must assume the price includes VAT - The Uk 'stills' belongs to the EU but they have special conditions. You can buy things in UK but
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by jorgemf 10y ago
> Aren't Macbook Airs about 800 euro? we wish... the cheapest Macbook air is 999€ -> http://www.apple.com/es/macbook-air/
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by jorgemf 10y ago
You are 2-3 founders and you move customer support to another person? You have more chances to fail. Founders need to deal with their first customers to understand their needs and find the product-market fit.
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by jorgemf 10y ago
If you are 2-3 on your team and you feel you need someone to care about all those things, something is wrong in your company (for most companies). You probably receive a phone call and a couple of emails a day for customer support or other
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by jorgemf 10y ago
This is what I meant. No for a first hire, but sure after you have a team of 5-7 and you start needing more people. Not I don't see it before
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by jorgemf 10y ago
When the startup is starting and there is only a couple of founders what is it going to do a secretarial? Bring you coffee in the morning? When you have a team and you have your secound round of investment, then a secretarial is a must for
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by jorgemf 10y ago
It depends on what you really want to do in the future. Learning a framework could be useless if you don't know how to do correctly basic things as creating a train, test and validation set. There are basic things I think you must know
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by jorgemf 10y ago
I lived in London, zone 1 is not 670 for sure.
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by jorgemf 10y ago
She is talking about the price of a room, not office space.

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