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Give 10 guys the same programming task in Perl, watch 10 completely different syntactically built innovations come from them.
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Scientific/Coding/Invention Challange – A hedge fund algorithm
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The dude was focused on taking over sliver of the meaning of life, a phone and such. Let Jobs screw Wosniak, take his idea (US Festivals) and pass it off on the music industry, borrow money from Gates, steal from Parc and try to shut down s
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whoops, thought context was important.
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Random?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3s-qZsjK8I
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How Steve Jobs used Carly Fiorina's HP iPod deal to preinstall iTunes on millions of PCs and prevent HP from creating its own iPod competitor http://www.techmeme.com/151004/p7#a151004p7
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Also interesting on a related note- "Steve Jobs made Warner Music sue my startup" https://medium.com/startup-study-group/steve-jobs-made-warne...
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Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory- A Search Engine that Thinks, Almost http://newscenter.lbl.gov/2005/03/31/a-search-engine-that-th...
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Privacy is in direct conflict the desire of the masses to acquire their 15 minutes of fame. It's also in direct conflict to the voyeristic nature of many people. One of the reasons Facebook was started.
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It would be nice to combine this with the Cyc project https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyc and biomimetic cognition: http://52.10.12.34/biomimetic-cognition/biomimetic-api.html "The project was
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http://calicolabs.com http://genopharmix.com http://humanlongevity.com
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No need in explaining the difference between an algorithm that wraps around an equation or to call an equation a "model" or to call a model a "formula". Take your pick but focus on the meat of the discussion if possible.
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Algorithms degrade, we optimize. We're in the top 25. They last longer than more full time jobs.
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Black magic and astrology is what happens when one disregards mathematical tools and goes on guts, instincts, phone calls and hunches.
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Our bank accounts do.
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How the black swan attacked the black scholes algorithm [video]
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I've been on the hedge fund algo side for years. You're spot on and it's what a lot of these guys on this thread are clueless about. Basic or simple approaches can be combined with others and be statistically/mathematica
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I agree, combining TA with Sharpe Ratios for example. I've also protected portfolios from showing close to zero gains by using basic stats and TA principles available to anyone, to avoid creating positions in overbought stocks. While a
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Hedge fund algorithm developer here. You misread: 1. The existence of mathematica was quoted first. 2. Moving averages are a "lagging indicator", which I stated, not a predictive indicator which I did not state. 3. I develop hedge
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Let me correct you. Indicators based on statistical analysis can't be argued with in terms of their value in providing additional insight into the present condition of a stock or index. Think in terms of moving averages, a common appli
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Full article: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/30/opinion/is-your-financial-... 99.9% have no basic knowledge of Technical Analysis (TA) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_analysi
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facebook = AOL-2.0.1 myspace = Friendster-2.0 and the list goes on...
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Interesting how this company does not explain on their site "how it works" and along with not providing a direct global and standard way to contact them.
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The IAB and its corporate drones and whoever they attempt to hire are no match for today's (or yesterday's) independent and thoughtful hackers, software developers and engineers, just like the music industry was no match for a tec
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The IAB will lose horrifically. It will be worse than wack-a-mole, similar to the music industry's futile attempts to keep its jurassic-world business models on life support, like battling unsophisticated malware or like the battle soc
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I wonder how close his gene sequences are in relation to Hitlers. His TreeFinder tool might need an update.
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Word2Vec was a fork or based on a more exhuastive vector space approach here https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234... I've compared the summarization to others like OTS http:
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Vector Space replacing or being combined with TF-IDF approaches is new way of summarizing and searching for meaning in documents... http://52.11.1.7/TuataraSum/example_context_control-ml2.html
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It's also used in AI-based document summarization systems that are worth millions e.g. Yahoo Paid $30 Million in Cash for 18 Months of Young Summly http://allthingsd.com/20130325/yahoo-paid-30-million-in-cash...
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