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by kodz4 8y ago
Ya right machine learning. Machine learning over what? Comments on the internet? Donald Trump would automatically be classified as an Orange. The knowledge graph is a massive manual effort of encoding triples - https://en.wikiped
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Good point about the underlying assumption and thanks for making it. I think the more people in a room that remember it, when decisions get taken, the better are the decisions that get made.
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Seconded! He has lived through the transition architecture made from just scaling things up (as engineering advanced), to scaling things up while thinking about effects on human psychology and sociology. And for anyone paying attention, tha
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What do you think Google, Facebook, Siri and Alexa use for their underlying knowledge graphs?
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Long blog posts requires more thought and work than his current tweeting. The kind that you usually find in Books in a Library. Twitter content is what you find in the garbage bins of writers. I don't think Twitter has helped Greenwald
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How can something Google offers for free be bad for consumers has already been answered by the EU - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_vs._Google The rest of the world is more easily bought and paid for by Go
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by kodz4 8y ago
Glenn Greenwald spends too much time on Twitter railing imho when that time could gave been spent doing Journalism. It was the in depth journalism that he originally did that made Snowden contact him. Not the current 75 tweets a day on ever
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by kodz4 8y ago
Yes. Who you find to blame doesn't fix the problem, does it? After you find said individuals, someone has to still fix the problem. And in my experience you always need the help or information from said individuals to do so. CHOOSING t
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I agree. But when you are talking about Stanford you are really talking about the best of the best. Their performance curves don't match the rest of the population to start with. For example, I am just watching highlights of the Indian
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We are talking about Stanford here. I don't know, but to me it feels like someone getting into the NBA or trying out for the Olympics having a problem with hard work. If you can't do the work why take up a spot in one of the best
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Are you saying blame is the answer?
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Meanwhile in China we have 9-9-6. The US needs to wake up to whether it wants to stay in the game.
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Reality is also that the rest of the world tested and bought the planes. In the hundreds. There is too much media BS about this stuff. If Boeing says its going to take 10 years to fix, what is anyone capable of doing about it? I can say for
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The correction will come when the News Orgs are limited/disconnected from the engagement feedback loop. News orgs are basically functioning as info amplification nodes on the network. The talking heads have assumed greater importance,
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Not sure why you need to be downvoted. I think the commonality is that Rachel Maddow and the talking heads at Fox News aren't journalists. They spend their time telling their audiences how to think. They just do it differently. If you
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Don't get into the habit of looking for things to blame. The internet will keep you well fed. Finding things to blame, obscures clear thought and expression of your underlying needs. Find those needs and keep focus on them without blam
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The issue is one of scale. Engaging with anyone who is troubled/hurt (esp men) is not a simple thing. Engaging with them, when they are in a troubled environment (full of ever increasing negative triggers), surrounded by or in daily co