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How connected objects are predicting your next move
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Reddit entrepreneurship?
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Automating the Data Scientist
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Building a business around machine learning APIs
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Monte Carlo Tree Search uses Machine Learning indeed! The balance between exploration and exploitation of the game tree is achieved using "bandit" algorithms (a type of Reinforcement Learning algorithm). I recommend reading (Kocsi
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The goal of data scientists is to put themselves out of business
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cheers speedraf :)
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Show HN: Bootstrapping Machine Learning
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Apigee Unveils Latest Version of Apigee Insights Analytics Platform
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I'm still wondering how many potential users they're losing by forcing registration and having a "software" type of website...
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2014 will be the year you'll learn Machine Learning
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Bootstrapping Machine Learning: overview and case study
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Show HN: a model of email importance that’s not based on content
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Learnings from running my first online workshop
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I might have had the wrong idea. I am very interested in examples that point to the contrary!
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You're welcome qwerta!
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I want to stress that I am only talking about my own experience and this isn't a study on SV. The comparisons I make are also based on the various tech meetups and events I have been to (unrelated to VA-Live).
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Thanks sn0v!
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Hey James, thanks for your feedback. Which part of the US do you think we should have gone to instead? Are there any conferences and professional bodies you could recommend us to check out?
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Just changed the title based on everyone's feedback. Thanks for reading anyways!
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Just updated the title based on everyone's feedback — thanks for your suggestions. Will update the blog itself soon!
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Thanks for backing me up bennyg :)
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Thanks Iwan. Do you think I should change that title after the link has been posted?
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My intention was to have people really question whether it is the right time for them to go. Anyone else think I should change that title? If so, I'm happy to experiment... Is it ok to change a title after the link has been posted?
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I have to admit that the title is provocative. I do think that going to SV can be a waste of time/money in certain situations, but hopefully those tips can help :)
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Going to Silicon Valley? Plan carefully
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Oops, sorry if the title was misleading! I was trying to point out that there are things that are not related to the algorithms being used that can make learning fail, namely the way that data is collected and noise in the observations.
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Why Machine Learning fails
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Here's what it's like to be an authority ;)
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This is exactly how I see these new ebooks, not so much as actual competitors to the oreilly kind of books (because they are more concise), but as longer form thinking than blogs. There's a lot of enthusiasm on self-publishing books, a
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