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by misterman0 7y ago
What an awful user experience that site was. But I like their view on AI (to understand first how the brain works, and then...). I used to be a med student. I am so fond of their take I might even apply for a job.
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Show HN: Closest Matching Vector Server(github.com)
3 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
Don't you find the fact there is something to be equally weird? I mean, first there was nothing and everything was as it should be. Then: something! And time! This is why I think the notion of free will is wrong. The initial nothingnes
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The Measurement Problem in Software Engineering(medium.com)
2 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
Friendlier link: https://medium.com/@Lager/how-to-calculate-average-scrum-vel...
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How To Calculate Average Scrum Velocity Using Basic Quantum Mechanics(medium.com)
3 points by misterman0 7y ago|1 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
"promise features or promise a release date, but never both" I agree and it's such a golden rule that no one follows or cares about even the slightest. Features and deadlines are to SE like velocities and positions are to QM.
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Understanding SE Through Quantum Mechanics(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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Why Do You Think We Have Choice, Sean Carrol?(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
Aren't we socializing right now?
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by misterman0 7y ago
From the photos it seems Freeman's Luggage are having some technical problems with their POS.
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by misterman0 7y ago
Although I'm a big fan of Algolia search (because it's freakin' fast) I happen to know little to nothing of your search model other than what I have learned from Algolians chipping in right here on HN. I used to be quite impr
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by misterman0 7y ago
No I haven't so thanks for the link. It looks very good which makes me cautious. Is it a pig with make-up, I wonder. What's your experience from using vespa.ai?
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by misterman0 7y ago
FTS is dead. It didn't use to be dead but it is surely dead today. For years and years and years we were told to use stop words, integrate a stemming library, make sure term weights are normalised with TF-IDF, maintain a synonyms dicti
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Where Did You Go Go?(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
No, no, no, no. No! What about the trees?
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by misterman0 7y ago
I like your reasoning, it is worthy of both karma and LOL's.
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by misterman0 7y ago
Before we have developed a machine learning algorithm which can decide what contexts are involved in a corpus by checking which words are included, and in what order and within what subcontext?
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by misterman0 7y ago
The words churn and churning have now lost all of their meaning due to the fact they've been used too much man, you‘ve overused them, c'mon! But I do think pessimism is the correct state of mind, given how far the tentacles of the
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by misterman0 7y ago
>> The Churn is losing a day debugging because a transitive dependency changed a function signature. The Churn is spending a week just to get a project you wrote a year ago to even run. The Churn is rewriting your front-end because a
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by misterman0 7y ago
Google doesn‘t use stopwords because if they did I wouldn't be able to search accurately for information regarding the group "The The". But because we can find the occasional slow-running query they might be using "stop
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by misterman0 7y ago
>> had goosebumps at the end when Neo actually turns out to be the one. Ha! How banal you are! JK. I've seen this movie over thirty times start to finish. Cry almost every time. After having seen it so thoughrouly to me it's
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Wassup The Man?(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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by misterman0 7y ago
Terrible? Not at all. I'm sorry and apologize if you feel I was one to kill the discussion you wanted to have around AI. I'm one of those dreamers who think AGI is or at least should be possible, soon, through means we have not ye
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by misterman0 7y ago
The distinction you make between organic and artificial life is understandable but perhaps not important, at least not philosophically. Something created us. God, Mother Nature, The Universe (or Aliens) created us. So we can be pretty sure
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by misterman0 7y ago
"We have AI systems that can learn walking, running and other [...]" In one of your examples, which are all of narrow AI, we see a mechanical crab powered by ML that has become specialized in walking with a broken limb, which is n
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by misterman0 7y ago
Why not let that word live it's own little life?
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by misterman0 7y ago
I just wanted to let you know that your post is #1 on Google if you search for the phrase "allusory phrasing". I was wondering, what does it mean?
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Anonymous YouTube of Text(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|0 comments
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ML and Big Data = AI(medium.com)
1 points by misterman0 7y ago|1 comments

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