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by meeper16 11y ago
Two companies working on this were Chomp and Mimvi but both got acquired. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimvi https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/chomp#/entity
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by meeper16 11y ago
I'd like to see a really good news summarization tool.
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There's a reason Google founders never called their users dumb f*cks
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by meeper16 11y ago
This is one of the problems in Silicon Valley, you should be building startups that are hard to duplicate, difficult to clone. Build the next Google, not the next Facebook.
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by meeper16 11y ago
1. facebook did not "invent" anything, especially compared to Google, they copied text entry boxes and messaging, which anybody could easily duplicate from myspace and reworked the design. Google invented something.
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by meeper16 11y ago
I like this commenters take in the article: "Fecesbook was the former MySpace, which was the former friendster, which was the former [keep filling in the blank] Fecesbook is the next AOL walled garden of junk. They were founded on call
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by meeper16 11y ago
Unspoiler: Not if it's extremely relevant to you and within a very well structured email. Most importantly, relevant.
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Your welcome. The whole field of epigentics is turning everything we know about biology on its side. It's amazing.
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by meeper16 11y ago
I'd highly recommend listening to this experiment on how this truly works when considering epigentics: https://youtu.be/9DAcJSAM_BA?t=1764
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by meeper16 11y ago
Speaking of society, I'd be more concerned with growth problems in social networks like facebook, the next AOL and and former myspace. None have come anywhere near the revenue of Google and its because Google has been doing things are
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by meeper16 11y ago
We're now discovering, something the article does not address and that's how epigentics play such a significant role in how we are shaped that it's rewriting how we think about natural selection and the power of nurture/
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by meeper16 11y ago
An approach more along the lines of machine learning would be to use what word2vec originated from at Berkeley Lab https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234...
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Auto Summarized Content (Algorithm: Tuatara GS1) Before Ferguson had thought to use it for probing spinal cord injuries, Carlsson and others researchers had successfully employed TDA to find a unique mutation in breast cancers hiding in da
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Hidden relationship mining has taken a few different paths from TDA to LDA graphical modelling (Michael Jordan, David Blei) to Vector Space driven (Berkeley Lab). Extracting hidden relationships in datasets and using these to form new hypot
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Exactly. If people lived for 10,000 years, thier entire outlook on climate change would change. Another reason companies like Google, Craig Venter and Genentech are working on extending human lifespan via researchers like Cynthia Kenyon and
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by meeper16 11y ago
Extending human lifespan is the solution. Think about this.
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What is Epigenetics? [video](youtu.be)
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How Nassim Taleb turned the inevitability of disaster into investment strategy(gladwell.com)
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10 Scams You Encounter Every Day(jamesaltucher.com)
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Aurous (Popcorn Time for Music) Sued by the Majors Three Days After Debut(billboard.com)
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I'm more scared of Democrats and Republicans than Capitalists.
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https://youtu.be/MJu9dL7a3ZI?t=210
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by meeper16 11y ago
Excellent related documentary- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7ET4bbkTm0
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In the public markets, you announce your bad news after the market closes on a Friday. If this were good news, it would have been announced on a Monday, Tuesday or Wenesday and before the market opens.
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Try duplicating Google algorithms compared to Twitters wrappers and other functionality that can be easily duplicated.
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Facebooks acquisitions of users overlap. Think about that. They have nowhere near as many users as Google.
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by meeper16 11y ago
No where near as sophisticated as Google's or IBM's. These companies were not founded by rebranding MySpace as Facebook did. Google was founded based on a sophisticated algorithm that had its roots in AI while facebook was copying
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by meeper16 11y ago
I completely agree. Twitter was never really a technology company to me considering it was essentially just a mimic of a wrapper around an email list.
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Kaggle Invites IBM Watson to Allen AI Challenge(kaggle.com)
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What do you think about a startup that builds its own hedge fund to finance itself through its own machine learning and AI algos?

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