karmel

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Nature poetry written by a neural net?(curatedai.com)
2 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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The endless, and expensive, quest for rare objects(newyorker.com)
2 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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Recurrent Neural Nets for Poetry: Forever(curatedai.com)
1 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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A neural net writes romance: Electric head(curatedai.com)
1 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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Werner Herzog’s No-Nonsense Advice to Filmmakers and Entrepreneurs (2014)(brainpickings.org)
2 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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On Legalist (YC S16)- What Litigation Finance Is Really About(newyorker.com)
3 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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How a Japanese cucumber farmer is using deep learning and TensorFlow(cloud.google.com)
423 points by karmel 10y ago|127 comments
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The error of averages (audio)(99percentinvisible.org)
2 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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A literary magazine written by machines(wnyc.org)
1 points by karmel 10y ago|0 comments
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by karmel 10y ago
Optimistic, but also based in experience-- my 2.5 yo sounds just like a neural net, full of non-sequitors, misplaced phrases, and a skewed sense of what others are interested in ;)
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by karmel 10y ago
There are no current plans, but we're open to suggestions-- maybe you can give us some more detail as to what you had in mind by email? info [at] curatedai.com
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by karmel 10y ago
I hadn't seen that, thanks! I think the giveaway right now is that machines don't understand how to tell stories-- the language sounds humanoid, but there is no point. It's actually very similar to listening to a child tell a
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by karmel 10y ago
What did you have in mind? An API for bots who want to read, or for bots who want to write and submit?
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by karmel 10y ago
Of course-- I have long written poetry, and recently have had some fun writing software that writes poetry-- specifically, recurrent neural nets. I found that there are many people out there doing the same, and rather than just try to disgu
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Show HN: I started a literary magazine for machine-generated text(curatedai.com)
12 points by karmel 10y ago|11 comments
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by karmel 11y ago
Genia Technologies | Santa Clara, CA | Full Time | ONSITE Genia’s mission is to make genetic information universally available through massively parallel DNA sequencing. Our proprietary nanopore-based platform allows for single molecule, el
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by karmel 11y ago
Genia Technologies | Santa Clara, CA | Full Time | ONSITE Genia’s mission is to make genetic information universally available through massively parallel DNA sequencing. Our proprietary nanopore-based platform allows for single molecule, el
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by karmel 11y ago
Genia Technologies | Santa Clara, CA | Full Time | ONSITE Genia’s mission is to make genetic information universally available through massively parallel DNA sequencing. Our proprietary nanopore-based platform allows for single molecule, el
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by karmel 11y ago
This is not good for STEM, and this is not good for women. If the attention and effort to encourage women, children, underrepresented minorities, etc. in STEM gets diverted into "STEAM," then there is a high likelihood that many g
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How I Met President Obama (and fainted): The True Story(asweetlife.org)
1 points by karmel 13y ago|0 comments
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by karmel 13y ago
In addition to all the accurate assessments that this is very far from an artificial pancreas, I would like to point out that the glucose monitor being marketed by Minimed is a far cry behind even the best-in-class available from Dexcom ( h
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by karmel 13y ago
If you need some motivation, consider: originally, I opted out for the same privacy concerns you cite. However, in the last couple of years, I have started wearing a medical device that has not been rated to pass through the backscatter mac
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by karmel 13y ago
Granted, I am the kind of girl who reads Hacker News, but, for what it's worth, it's often awkward for us, too. For men or women! Hug or handshake? Or wacky Euro kiss thing? I find myself hugging after first meet, unless we're at work or in
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by karmel 14y ago
Don't give up yet! I studied linguistics in undergrad; learned to program in order to build websites; spent several years as a software engineer; and then decided I could only complain for so long that no one had cured type 1 diabetes (whic
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by karmel 14y ago
This is being done, not with books, but with news stories, which for me is one step up from books-- I'm reading all this stuff anyways, may as well do it in Spanish... Only in Spanish-English right now, but the in-line translation is pretty
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by karmel 16y ago
Physical Therapist! "Physical therapists practice in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private offices that have specially equipped facilities. These jobs can be physically demanding, because therapists may have to stoop, kneel, crouch, li