lrei

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by lrei 14y ago
I see. Thanks. I'd say data transformation is a part of feature engineering (commonly the bulk of the effort in a ML application). And exploratory analysis is part of model work. W/o those 2 one would be building a model out of dreams and w
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by lrei 14y ago
I'm genuinely curious (not being snarky or wtv): what do you put 95% of your effort into?
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by lrei 14y ago
I've heard this argument ever since Norvig's Unreasonable Effectiveness of Data. While having a ton of data available is great, it has its limits. I believe you are overestimating the effectiveness of data (as, imo, Norvig did). And here sp
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by lrei 14y ago
dont have any numbers for you but it's typically CPU-bound and not memory-bound. deep learning is often done using GPUs because of massive-parallelism.
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by lrei 14y ago
Very common issue with machine learning: you have to be careful what your examples are (training set) or the algorithm will learn things that you don't want it to learn or that _you_ know are incorrect but _it_ has no way to know that.
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by lrei 14y ago
You know what else is worthless without other people's content? Google. Does it make Google's achievements any less noteworthy? Any less useful? No. Your point s invalid. Content is worthless without a means to access it. That's what Instap
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by lrei 14y ago
I know. But yes I was thinking that the password still has to go through UIs (Web & Native), be sent over the network and read by the server and only than can it be hashed and compared to the stored hash. I agree it sounds weird especia
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by lrei 14y ago
Good point. But Apple is a multibillion dollar international corporation (more billions than MS) and they still famously cut corner cases. If you go into every corner case, you'll never ship and I don't really think it's that practical/easy
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by lrei 14y ago
Some programmer decided to filter characters and limit the length of a string. Honestly, it's reasonable. I know it's not the point but 16 ASCII chars can be used to create a secure windows password. And people with passwords bigger than 16
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by lrei 14y ago
I believe that's incorrect. Manning wasn't talked into putting himself in the brick. Well not literally: he bragged about what he had done to someone on an internet chat. That someone was a convicted hacker that gave him up to law enforceme
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by lrei 14y ago
Lets take into account that invading an embassy is a rare occurrence (happened once that I know of), that it's largely regarded as somewhat hostile towards the nation that owns that embassy and the whole "bad precedent" thing. Being afraid
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by lrei 14y ago
I believe that eventually feature phones will be replaced by smartphones. Do you believe that Bada will be a smartphone OS comparable to Android/iOS/WP in the sense that people looking to buy a smartphone will buy a Bada-based one instead o
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by lrei 14y ago
I didn't know that - I haven't been keeping up with Tizen. But I did read that tizen would also run android applications.
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by lrei 14y ago
Comparing Bada to WP is apples to oranges. Bada is not a smartphone OS and many (most?) Bada handsets are sold at a fraction of the price of any WP handset. Symbian is a better comparison for Bada and it probably still dwarfs it in terms of
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by lrei 14y ago
The immediate solution is simple: Settings -> Views: Allow others to see what content I've viewed in feed: No (yes) -- change to no. It's creepy and disrespectful that they would turn this on by default and it looks extremely desperate
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by lrei 14y ago
you mean like if you fail to unbind/remove stuff?
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Client-Side Web Application Development with JavaScript & Backbone.js(publish.luisrei.com)
7 points by lrei 14y ago|3 comments
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Implementing a RESTful Web API with Python & Flask(publish.luisrei.com)
7 points by lrei 14y ago|2 comments
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Designing a RESTful Web API(publish.luisrei.com)
8 points by lrei 15y ago|1 comments