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by musesum 11y ago
Sorry, not ready for prime-time. Closest is a visualization of the previous version of the script: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a703TTbxghc That version wasn't a NN graph for ML; more of an executable flow graph for
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by musesum 11y ago
I'm kinda floored, by this. Have been developing a flow based language to do this. Even started with the approach of using Python and then moving to scripting directly in C++. Maybe I tweak my own project. Anyone playing with low level
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by musesum 11y ago
"...a programmer who received nearly $200,000 plans to use it to expand his working hours by hiring a housekeeper" I was consulting with MSFT in 1990. During the break, several softies were discussing the intricacies of their stoc
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by musesum 11y ago
To paraphrase MM: Let's fire all the experts in NN and make room for someone naive enough to reinvent GOFAI.
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by musesum 11y ago
BCG has 4.3 star rating on Glassdoor. I think BCG+Dubai is the problem. @sogen's link about Dubai is telling.
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by musesum 11y ago
Disparagement tends to be a lose-lose situation. To drag someone down, you often have to sink lower than they are. I found this story insightful about burnout. But, could care less that was at BCG. I prefer to cut and chose: either named po
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by musesum 11y ago
I like how this response shifts the viewpoint from 1st person to 3rd person.
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by musesum 11y ago
Yeah, the user's email address is a surprise. It's pretty easy to bypass a simple scan with objc_msgSend. Conversely, it would be nice if the user could grant access to email and iMessage sandboxes. This would allow us to apply ma
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by musesum 11y ago
This is not new. Check out "Microsoft AARD code" -- an inverted example of surreptitious analytics, in 1992. TL;DR: the beta version of Windows 3.1 showed a warning if user was using DR-DOS, a competing OS. The payload was encrypt
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by musesum 11y ago
344 sq ft is enough for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WB2-2j9e4co
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by musesum 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten_salt_reactor#Liquid_flu... TL;DR Probably China, in a couple years. Projects in Japan, India, Europe, US, Canada. [Edit: "couple years"]
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by musesum 11y ago
It's not dying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9M__yYbsZ4
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by musesum 11y ago
Bill Gates is investing in LFTR, as per http://www.the-weinberg-foundation.org/2013/07/23/bill-gates... They are tweaking the process. I wonder if that has anything to do with the NRC?
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by musesum 11y ago
S'up? Polite Would you know if s'up? Polite May I ask if s'up? Polite May I know if s'up? Polite I was wondering if s'up? Polite Could you say if s'up? Polite Could I know if s'up? Polite I was thinking if
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by musesum 11y ago
Other perks include plunger-assisted-plumbing and laser-guided-kitties.
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by musesum 11y ago
Wow, I didn't realize there was a 1979 cutoff. Glad to know there's a perk to this oven/icebox victorian.
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by musesum 11y ago
Owners have an incentive to keep supply low and to maximize the value of their asset. Next, add AirBnB to add yet more demand. Crazy is the new normal. Homeowner associations organize the vote during off-election years, as per http:/&
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by musesum 11y ago
Here's Scott Wiener's post about meeting 2040 housing growth plans: https://medium.com/@Scott_Wiener/want-to-know-why-the-bay-ar... Looks like East bay is falling behind schedule. Here's housing prices s
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by musesum 11y ago
I went to Landmark intro and advanced course in 1997. TL;DR Focus on sense facts, as in: "I heard you say this"; less interpretation, as in: "You must be thinking that" There were 150 people in a room, guided into recog
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by musesum 11y ago
Images with analysis: http://bunnyears.net/kitwilliams/
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by musesum 11y ago
What the "International Tests" are optimized for? I wonder if, a century ago, the increase use of automobiles led to a measurable decline in buggy handling skills.
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by musesum 11y ago
This or that? I would bet: either way, one regret. Until now, this thought will vet — a better look. The past is done; the future not set. Just keep on going, and watch your step.
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by musesum 11y ago
Wow. Fave author (Lem), fave composer (Martinez), fave subject (?).
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by musesum 11y ago
I suspect that Enterprise IT would prefer Sandboxing - prevents users from downloading malware. What do you get without the sandbox?
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by musesum 11y ago
Seems like Backus likes postfix syntax. Same goes with BNF which reserves cardinality at the end. Does anyone consider the first example easier to read? As a mere Human, I find the syntax hard to follow. 1978 was the era when AI provers wer
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by musesum 11y ago
This is great! I'm exactly the person that post was intended for, with the limited ML background. I'm following both Andrew Ng's and Richard Socher's lectures. I got stuck around chain rule. Speaking of Socher, he mentio
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by musesum 11y ago
Interesting article (thanks). My takeaway is that Amazon executes well on delivering low margin goods, but the phone attempted to create a high margin brand.
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by musesum 11y ago
When it was my own company, I loved the excitement of the hunt. I slept under my desk. We kicked ass. Even though some of us had lives outside of work. More recently, I worked at at a startup where it was possible to have a family and get
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by musesum 11y ago
The Apple Watch has been getting a bad rap for complexity, even though it is simpler than the iPhone. What are the main gestures, today, for the iPhone? Home-button-press(once twice long-siri thrice), home-button-double-tap, home-screen-swi
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by musesum 11y ago
Yes, I suppose so if I was the one choosing the inputs. That's why I rather the machine to find the inputs automatically. But, then again, I supposed there is the bias of the training set.

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