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Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Website Hacked by AnonGhost(sba.gov)
1 points by ptwobrussell 12y ago|0 comments
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PyElly: A multifaceted natural language tool written in Python 2.7(github.com)
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by ptwobrussell 12y ago
And it looks like the suspension is permanent per the update today at https://blog.scraperwiki.com/2014/08/the-story-of-getting-tw...
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Twitter suspended ScraperWiki's API use(blog.scraperwiki.com)
2 points by ptwobrussell 12y ago|1 comments
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Optimism Bias(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ptwobrussell 12y ago
I'll definitely reach out. It would be fun to jointly tackle a fun problem together.
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by ptwobrussell 12y ago
This post highlights that there are indeed some significant untapped opportunities in mining GitHub user and repository data. As I was working on the 2nd Edition of Mining the Social Web last year, I observed the very same thing and introdu
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Reddit Machine Learning AMA: Yann LeCun(reddit.com)
2 points by ptwobrussell 12y ago|0 comments
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Drones as a Service [video](video.cnbc.com)
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What is Tumblr: A Statistical Overview and Comparison(labs.yahoo.com)
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Why the social networks are falling apart(computerworld.com)
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The world's most advanced humanoid robot(asimo.honda.com)
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To Increase Productivity, UPS Monitors Drivers' Every Move(npr.org)
1 points by ptwobrussell 13y ago|0 comments
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Plant Breeders Release First 'Open Source Seeds'(npr.org)
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Becoming Twitter: A Beginner's Guide to User Acquisition(natedesmond.com)
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
I strongly considered the approach of releasing the contents of my recent book online with Mining the Social Web 2E [1] but instead decided to pursue what I felt was a standard OSS model: release a really high quality version of the source
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
@jeanyang - Thanks, this is a terrific answer! "When you only have access control, you're trusting the programmer to tell you correctly at one point where a piece of data is going." Right, that pretty much sums it all up, and
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How can I find Twitter Accounts with a lot of female followers aged 18-35?(quora.com)
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
@jeanyang - This is really amazing work, and I'm very interested in it. One question for you: On slide 10 you show "state of the art" as a bunch of conditional logic guarding the returned values and "Jeeves" as just
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Ask HN: Is the UX of a typical microwave oven optimized for 1 minute cook times?
2 points by ptwobrussell 13y ago|2 comments
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Twitter Data Mining Roundup(miningthesocialweb.com)
2 points by ptwobrussell 13y ago|0 comments
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
Nice work. This looks similar to an algorithm developed in the 1950s at IBM by H.P. Luhn. Luhn's algorithm basically finds the most "important" words (mostly via frequency) and then ranks the "importance" of sentenc
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Book review: Mining the Social Web by Matthew A. Russell(blog.scraperwiki.com)
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Chess.com Developer Program Application(docs.google.com)
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How to find the image that best represents a web page(tech.shareaholic.com)
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5 Questions for Aspiring Author-Entrepreneurs(miningthesocialweb.com)
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
I took to some time earlier today to share some of my own anecdotal experiences in writing 5 books for O'Reilly Media over the past 5 years in a post entitled "5 Questions for Aspiring Author-Entrepreneurs" - http:/&#x2
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
I've done most of my practical work in Python, recently picked up Pandas (and am starting to increasingly grow fond of the ggplot port to Python and some of the R packages that I find make ridiculously complicated things as simple as t
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
Wow, thanks for the incredibly thoughtful answer. That's a lot of useful experience to digest. I too am optimistic about IHaskell and where that all heads, especially in an IPython Notebook style UX with inline charts and such.
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by ptwobrussell 13y ago
Nice! Didn't know about that yet!

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