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meeper16
11y ago
Reminds me of Cognitive Biomimicry "Generating content summarizations similar to the way a human might do so" http://52.10.12.34/biomimetic-cognition/biomimetic-api.html
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I think http://cymetica.com does a great job while using different machine learning techniques.
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11y ago
"Learning music by reading about it is like making love by mail." - Luciano Pavarotti
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Live stock market hedge powered by Machine Learning algos
(youtube.com)
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11y ago
I mean a General classifieds, not just for gigs/jobs but for items, tech, algos, office space and anything else you can imagine the community would want to exchange or buy/sell.
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11y ago
More like this: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/
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Ask HN: Would a general classfieds section for HN be a good idea?
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I do a lot of text mining and it's one of the most efficient languages I've used over the years for doing things like this.
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Tcl is awesome.
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I use Tcl for machine learning projectes related to finance. Good news.
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11y ago
It's all about true music recommendation and discovery systems. These are systems that mimic how your friends my recommend or discover music for you.
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11y ago
Sorry, just S plus
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11y ago
The age ranges: - year 2 or "terrible two's" - years 13-18 or teenage years
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11y ago
The ultimate litmus test for any ML system is whether it impacts the bottom line of a company and the best and most direct place to prove this is in the financial markets with a hedge fund for example.
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Makerbase, a kind of LinkedIn for techies
(theverge.com)
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11y ago
There were full replacements for Compuserve, Prodigy, The Well, TheGlobe, AOL, geocities, friendster, myspace and yes facebook too. They're no Google. They are a walled garden like AOL but won't be around as long as AOL, which, un
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Postive attitude does equate to "magical thinking". Check with Einstein and others on what it takes to make breatkthroughs, discoveries and think outside the box in the context of science. With the attitudes of some, we'd nev
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I prefer not to spend my time proving and writing about how something is impossible. Find a way and it will most likely be a solution or path you could have never predicted. This is a fundemental principle held by companies that innovate.
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I completely agree. The exceptions, however, would be if it has enough utility as water for example, similar to Search. All things considered, it certainly must be useful to the masses.
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Create, build, innovate, invent something spectacular that does not exists or that no one has really come close to perfecting. To create, in part, requires an extreme level of introspection, going dark or time in the Lab, something that int
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Why not Pascal?
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One of the many differences between Google and Facebook besides Google's revenue that's an order of magnitude larger than facebook.
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I like what John Ousterhout has done for the history of computer science. I had a chance to exchange notes on Tcl with him when he was at Sun Labs. Over the years I lerned that Rabit holes stifle innovation. The ability to rapidly prototype
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I suppose that edges out the Airline Industry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3HKN-FWNq0&feature=youtu.be...
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This is completely awesome. Tcl has been around for quite a while and is very mature although it lacks the massive libs and support of Python it's still my language of choice when it comes to data science.
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Fairly clear here: "During one of these breaks I was by myself in the office of the CTO. He came in and we chatted about the state of technology and music. I then thought to ask a question of which the answer would shed light on the re
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If you guys need a recommendation system, let me know...
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How Apple Influenced The Labels To Shut Down My Music Streaming Startup
(medium.com)
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Now it becomes a true loopback
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AncestryDNA and Google’s Calico Team Up to Study Genetic Longevity
(techcrunch.com)
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