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by pilooch 12y ago
on parallelization: http://research.google.com/archive/large_deep_networks_nips2...
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General harmonics(techcrunch.com)
3 points by pilooch 12y ago|0 comments
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by pilooch 12y ago
Fibonacci heaps are very interesting beasts, but implementation is slightly complicated. For C++ developers there's one in Boost that is not so easy to use quickly. I've recently put an alternative one in C++11 here: https:/
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Google has dataset search(google.com)
1 points by pilooch 12y ago|0 comments
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by pilooch 12y ago
leboncoin.fr is known for developing all necessary tools internally. So... they should hire this guy, that's all! losers...
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by pilooch 12y ago
reminds me of outrun :)
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by pilooch 13y ago
note that it does not really matter whether you are one of Orange's customers or not as they operate many of the inner and outbound backbones.
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by pilooch 13y ago
question is: is evolution 'target' for us to build machines or to leverage machines to increase its pace ? if pure AI were the target evolution may have 'targeted' it more directly. Singularity 'theory' forgets
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by pilooch 13y ago
People wearing this watch do not seem very much interested in news articles ;) More seriously, my fuzzy estimate is that 80% of the time spent on my phone is for reading stuff that is definitely not the departure time of my next flight (tha
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by pilooch 13y ago
Reinforcement learning (RL) is the future of real-world AI. Bear my words ;) RL has been around for a long time, it is the mix of optimal (in the optimization sense) decision making along with machine learning (ML). It does benefit of most
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by pilooch 13y ago
Both my parents, and my sister have faced life threatening diseases, with lifetime treatment required. Call it bad luck. They benefit a 100% health insurance coverage for these diseases, for free. Had it not been the case, our family would
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by pilooch 13y ago
let s mine bitcoins as playing, a primitive Ender's game if you will.
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by pilooch 13y ago
solr/ES would do that almost out of the box. how does your stuff differ or make it simpler (besides cloud) ?
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by pilooch 13y ago
for the whole movie I thought it would be revealed that Sam was fro. an outsourced call center ;)
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by pilooch 13y ago
I m a search engineer among other things. New update is weird, especially ranking. try 'machine learning', gets something from a year ago then Stanford class from 2011, really ? If you re dealing with 10M entries in the index this
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by pilooch 13y ago
they certainly open up to googlebots. Human generated content opened to bots but not to humans. bad SciFi...
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by pilooch 13y ago
Yes and this generates other tensions: those who fail the almost free higher education are totally left behind, with almost nochance to catch up (statistically speaking).
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by pilooch 13y ago
I love textsecure. My problems is twofold: I don't know in advance who is using it from my contacts, and I know for sure none of my non geek relations is using it, not even for business stuff, which could make sense. And so as much as
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by pilooch 13y ago
don't know how others do but I find I have to recompile a program without optimization flags in order to be able to fully debug a live C++ program. Understandable but annoying.
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Larry Ellison on in-memory databases (2000)(youtube.com)
1 points by pilooch 13y ago|0 comments
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by pilooch 13y ago
try this https://apps.xplr.com/xplr/news/?filter=dc_source_hash:41f60... This is a demo of a professional system used by several industries to sort articles across the web.
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by pilooch 13y ago
Amazed at the very poor quality of their search! I ve setup a search engine for a service that then links to spotify when the song is available. With use of proper phonetic filters etc... we were able to get excellent relevance. I do not un
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by pilooch 13y ago
There's the open source path: while you're looking for a job, get involved in an open source project that solves a problem you like, really can be anything. Get involved, participate, share ideas, code stuff up, commit. This may t
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by pilooch 13y ago
Since they were supposed to be the first to leave Earth, this sounds like another bad signal for us...
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by pilooch 13y ago
OK this is my life too. But there are clever ways of unit testing statistical systems. Hey, not that I do all I say, just saying ;) Sometimes it saves many days.
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Data Flow Processor for Vision(farabet.net)
1 points by pilooch 13y ago|0 comments
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Coinpunk creator interview(wired.com)
5 points by pilooch 13y ago|0 comments
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by pilooch 13y ago
you would not buy surgery using this currency if you can avoid it since it would gain value in a possibly near future. So while people would still buy when prices fall, but with a preference given to other currencies. Note: I am no expert.
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OpenPDS architecture(openpds.media.mit.edu)
17 points by pilooch 13y ago|2 comments
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by pilooch 13y ago
it should be like in war, bombing civilians is a war crime, spying on even foreign civilians should never be legally accepted. ever. otherwise we re on the fast track toward another catastrophe for the human race and one of its unique featu

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