mystique

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by mystique 4y ago
We at mappes.io are doing something similar in industrial domain. Our knowledge graph has few layers Products (Raw Material <> Application use) Products to company (Supplier <> Buyer) People connected via companies and products
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by mystique 4y ago
Sure that may be the case but there is still some argument applied to both decisions. What's the main difference between one vs. the other that makes decision to get a medical procedure not legal but decision to not wear a mask legal?
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by mystique 4y ago
Can someone explain in non-legal way why the court believes an individual has right to decide whether they can wear a mask or not but not whether they can have a medical procedure or not? What's the main difference between these two?
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by mystique 7y ago
Are these conclusions correct though? They show the electoral map and the districts that were lost. Those are more rural and more traditional industry focused areas. It is more likely that coastal Democrat's income and education was al
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Sizing Lookback Windows with Cohort Analysis(syntasa.com)
2 points by mystique 7y ago|0 comments
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Lookback Windows Are Critical for Successful Models with Behavioral Data(syntasa.com)
3 points by mystique 7y ago|0 comments
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by mystique 7y ago
Full disclosure : I work at the company mentioned below There are products out there like this. There are emerging tools like Syntasa ( https://www.syntasa.com/ ) that have all of these integrations baked in to allow you to g
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Digital Advertising to Surpass Traditional Advertising(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by mystique 8y ago|0 comments
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Why Nobel winner Donna Strickland didn’t have a Wikipedia page(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by mystique 8y ago|0 comments
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by mystique 9y ago
This article is suggesting that higher than normal number of people who are on Autism spectrum explains the gender imbalance in tech industry. Further it is somehow attributing this to Damore's reasoning about his memo. There are a lot
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by mystique 9y ago
This is my story basically for many years. I've found having side project is even tougher as a mom than a dad (SO has been better at carving time for himself than me). What I've found works is to be consistently working on same si
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Is 18F a money loser?(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by mystique 10y ago|1 comments
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by mystique 10y ago
It's easy to dismiss the push for diversity by saying that women themselves do not want to go into tech. I used to believe the same when I saw most of my girlfriends opt for non-tech majors - their reason being this is not my cup of te
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These are the day jobs Olympians work while they chase their dreams(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by mystique 10y ago|0 comments
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by mystique 10y ago
Yes. I have used its material and found it helpful. Machine learning: recommender systems and dimensionality reduction also looks good but it starts in July. If you are already familiar with dimensionality reduction techniques the first one
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by mystique 10y ago
There is a good course on coursera just for recommendation systems. Evaluation of different models is something many algorithm oriented posts don't talk about but is covered well in this course.
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by mystique 11y ago
How is this different than http://www.foiaxpress.com/ ?
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by mystique 11y ago
A decent CS undergrad degree decade ago included abstract math concepts. I took Engineering math, Information Theory, Numerical analysis, Probability, Simulation in my sophomore and Junior years. NLP and AI were electives in Senior year. As
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by mystique 11y ago
Simple use cases that were more complicated - We wanted to collect files from various locations and push that in hdfs. Nifi seemed like a good way to build a self service setup. Once we setup source and sink, if we read + processed + remove
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by mystique 11y ago
We were wowed by NiFi when we looked at it originally. Once we put it in Local env to build test flows, we found that the most complex tasks for data flows were fairly simple to setup. And the simplest tasks ended up requiring complex worka
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by mystique 11y ago
Have you looked at Rundeck? http://rundeck.org/ It has rest based interface to do everything + UI to make it easier when you need to do one off things. It allows you to control execution across multiple nodes. Good thing is
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Think women in tech is just a pipeline problem?(medium.com)
67 points by mystique 11y ago|110 comments
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by mystique 11y ago
I attributed a lot of this 'effectiveness' to developers who are lazy. There have been times when I automated things and that was because I wanted to avoid repetitive work. I have never been able to automate something I had not ma
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by mystique 11y ago
Ancient Hindu monks have pondered on the question of consciousness forever. Ancient Hindu texts elaborate on differences between Self, Consciousness, Experiences, Knowledge. Some of this is intertwined with the Hindu concept of souls. All o
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by mystique 12y ago
MapReduce and RDBMS are apples and oranges - both are good at what they do and are effective within their own use cases. One allows you to handle any type of data and manage it whichever way, another allows you to understand your data if yo
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by mystique 12y ago
Good list. I am new to Machine Learning with only ~1 year of real work and sometimes I slip and make one of these mistakes. I have a question on #7. I have not used the co-efficients to mean feature importance but some times get tempted to
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by mystique 12y ago
We had to do something similar in our real world example where we had the labels but were unsure if the labels were truly accurate or not. We used a technique similar to LSA. Our first step was to build a bag of words and construct a scaled
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by mystique 12y ago
I have been thinking about this for a while now too. I feel more troubled by the fact that folks in non-AI field don't see this as an imminent problem. They don't realize that with current advances in computing power that enables
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by mystique 12y ago
In the lifetime of a woman, how many maternity leaves does she take? On average it would be twice and very few women I know have taken more than 8 weeks. The way you put makes it sound like women take 6 months+ time off and everyone else ha
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by mystique 12y ago
I agree with squozzer, you should consider expanding your activities beyond folks who know you personally. I really like my work and I work a lot. I have worked in early-mid stage startup and now am working with a pre-series A stage startup

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