linkingday

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by linkingday 4y ago
think we should be focusing on the academic journal rather than the sketchy news site. this seems to be a legitimate study.
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by linkingday 4y ago
or...from the perspective that much of Europe views it. American politics is bunk, bought and sold by corporations that think of nothing but profit, by design. literally a country where bribery is legal and encouraged
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by linkingday 4y ago
what if I told you that Democrats aren't even on the left, when it comes to the rest of the world?
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by linkingday 4y ago
seeing CNN and "progressive" in the same context befuddles me - these guys are center-right in almost every sense. I guess that's just where the Overton window is nowadays
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by linkingday 4y ago
no, a state where the police/government has a monopoly on violence is the dystopia. and we already live in it. giving citizens a way to speak up about potential abuses is in no way harmful
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by linkingday 7y ago
I'm currently working on implementing this same sort of platform at an FI. Most of these vendors have the same exact product, give or take a few key features (like visual programming with Dataiku, cloud/on-prem hosting, etc.). The
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by linkingday 7y ago
To further your point, NLTK is written in pure Python whereas the backend for spaCy, thinc, is written in C/C++/Python. Really no comparison here.
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by linkingday 7y ago
Now I'm interested in what the Google version that comes with the Pixel 3/XL is like
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by linkingday 8y ago
Looks like they used Cloudcraft for that
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by linkingday 8y ago
pot, kettle
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by linkingday 8y ago
What prediction algorithm are you using for this? Not sure if it's mentioned elsewhere on the site
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by linkingday 8y ago
Author may want to implement a labelling method for users for a days to maybe train the discriminator a little bit better. Would be a cool human-in-the-loop exercise.
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by linkingday 8y ago
How exactly is Amazon's second HQ going to give the general populace of New York (wait, sorry, only those "work for a living") the opportunity of a lifetime?
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by linkingday 8y ago
To somewhat further your point, take a look at /r/greentext and /r/4chan. While the posts themselves are only somewhat racist, the comments that accompany them are disgustingly edgy and juvenile - they're not being
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by linkingday 8y ago
OP mentions 'factory farms', which are where most of the affordable meat in the US (and probably the world as well) comes from. Most people can't afford to buy free-range chicken, and are left with stuff like factory-farmed p
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by linkingday 8y ago
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/cns-news/ Extreme conservative bias, nice source
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by linkingday 8y ago
Can't wait for the language to be as widely used as Python or R. Been playing around with it at home since the 1.0 release and it really is a joy to use.
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by linkingday 8y ago
Doing exactly that is called 'concern-trolling'
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by linkingday 8y ago
This is exactly how I quit vaping a few years ago. Crazy, right? Offer 0% nic Juul pods for parents to buy their kids and they'll stop giving a shit after a while.
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by linkingday 8y ago
But how does Captcha know that your answers are correct? There's likely already a predictive model that knows (within some confidence intervals) which ones are the 'correct' answers - someone had to label that data to begin w
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by linkingday 8y ago
Amazon has a mechanical turking service for labelling data already - no need to actually put people on your payroll for doing this.
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by linkingday 8y ago
Sure, but we can't call them PowerPoint presentations either.