mohi13

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   by mohi13 8y ago

   Funny things, the exchange I had my money in, went bust and I lost most of my Bitcoins..Irony !!
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   by mohi13 8y ago

   This is just a demo of an attempt to use ML to do price prediction, would be surprised if this would be 100% accurate predictor.
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   by mohi13 9y ago

   A dataset containing actual search queries on bestBuy.com manually labeled by human experts. Key Features ~1700 labeled named entity pairs 7 Categories Human labeled dataset
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   E-commerce search queries named-entity tagged dataset from BestBuy(dataturks.com)

   6 points by mohi13 9y ago|1 comments
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   by mohi13 9y ago

   Thanks for the feedback, but this seems pretty opposite advice to what I have seen some ppl saying, "to ask what ppl want and then build that"?
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   by mohi13 9y ago

   Yes that's what we are actually trying to fix. What we have seen from personal experience and from talking to people in other places, almost everywhere they build a hacky solution and takes up a full time dev's time to build it an
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   by mohi13 9y ago

   These are the use cases we are actively building out. Should be there in a few weeks. I invite you to give it a try and provide feedback on how can this be useful for you/your team?
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   by mohi13 9y ago

   We make it super easy to do ML data annotations. We are online platform for teams to collaboratively build ML datasets. Using this you can enlist your team/colleagues to help out in annotations, we provide good data visualization to he
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   Show HN: GitHub for ML datasets(dataturks.com)

   15 points by mohi13 9y ago|13 comments
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    The Death of Clothing(bloomberg.com)

    2 points by mohi13 9y ago|0 comments
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Yeah even we think of it as your personal MTurk. You can do the annotation with your team/network and not have to depend on crowdsourcing it. Don't you think in that context the name is kinda appropriate?
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Hi thanks for the comment and thanks for SpaCy, have used it a few times and found it really powerful. Also what you are doing with prodi.gy is also pretty interesting with active learning and stuff. W.r.t privacy policy the data is owned b
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Yeah that's true, the above commenter syllogism is the founder of Spacy I guess. Similar tool but for a different purpose.
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    That certainly is one use case. Even for an auto-generated training data it is almost always the case to have some noise in the data and taking out the golden set from that is rarely an option, we always need to do some manual tagging and c
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    Show HN: ML data annotations and tagging made easy(dataturks.com)

    41 points by mohi13 9y ago|17 comments
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Thanks. We had looked at what they were doing, similar as a concept but quite different in use cases. CE is mostly to support multiple platforms like Magneto/Shopify or other business integrations etc with just one integration, we are
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Thanks for the feedback, I guess that makes more sense.
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    We kind of think it like a Netflix model where you pay X$ per month and can use any API in the package (unfortunately not unlimited usage)
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Just curious, how would you describe this? May be would help me to put in a better way.
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Thanks for the kind words, Yes in a way this is comparable to segment. Shoots us a mail for contact@dataturks.com, we could arrange a free plan for our beta users :)
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    For anyone wondering what it is: A service to compare and integrate all the world's best ML/AI APIs from one place. Allows transparent connection to more than a dozen ML API providers like Google, Microsoft, AWS etc such that for
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    Show HN: Subscription based suite of ML APIs from Google/MSFT/AWS, any feedback?(dataturks.com)

    7 points by mohi13 9y ago|10 comments
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Seems like an obvious thing to do. Not sure why do big companies like Google etc do not provide an easy way to test the APIs. Either ways I guess Google sucks in making products for developers. Glad that this consumer products work and tak
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    I would strongly disagree, moderators apart from filtering nudity also apply a lot of business rules while filtering content even the report says that the best recall is around 90% which leaves a fair bit of stuff that still needs to pass h
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    There still seems to be 10% gap between these ML APIs to miss-classify images, might be a case where they have been trained very conservatively to filter out even a little bit show of skin. Wonder how others are moderating their UGC images?
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    How AI/ML algorithms from Google/Msft/AWS see nudity in images(dataturks.com)

    8 points by mohi13 9y ago|4 comments
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    Making a web service via nodejs vs a web service using say dropwizad, all these web pack business is pretty complicated.
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    I vividly remember starting my first java project a few years back and starting my first node project a year back, personally getting started with node was easily 5x more complicated with so many weird tooling before a first line of code i
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    How do protect business data? Are there private skills for Alexa ?
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    by mohi13 9y ago

    All this seems a dark side of democracy in a not well educated country. All the political parties do short term work just enough to win the next election and no one cares to plans long term. And when people are not educated they just don&#x