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by pwaai 9y ago
The co-founder of Vice started a alt-right white boy club[1], which was pretty shocking to be honest. It did make me stop watching Vice & Vice News altogether. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavin_McInnes
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> In 2008, Ministry of National Defense of South Korea release a list of 23 'seditious' books including "Bad Samaritans". The books on the list cannot be read or kept on bases under military regulations. The ministry
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by pwaai 9y ago
I think this shows the underlying naivety in American optimism in Chinese markets. Their sole purpose is to learn, take as much as they can possibly get away, turn around and create entire industries overnight by creating a domestic bubble
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by pwaai 9y ago
Thanks for the great answer! You've handled my objections well. I am probably underestimating just how much of a hassle it is to setup environments to do lots of algorithms.
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by pwaai 9y ago
My comment is gonna sound harsh but I'm trying to understand what exactly the value is. How do the OCR api in the marketplace holds up against Google Cloud, which is considered the best in the industry? Do you see what I mean? All of t
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by pwaai 9y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer....but I still don't get the why....but maybe because this is more for large teams? I'm struggling to understand why I would use this over Google Cloud or Microsoft AI. Am I misunderstanding the big
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by pwaai 9y ago
What would be the advantage that Algorithmia offers vs building my own using my own training data? Is Algorithmia like a marketplace where I can list my own API? What are the response time like since it's serverless?
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by pwaai 9y ago
There is overwhelming evidence that is rejected by Trump supporters: https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/941120497823215616 https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/status/941376110381731841
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by pwaai 9y ago
I absolutely believe in extra-terrestrial intelligence. The fact that recurring themes (oval shape, weather disturbences and seemingly instant movements) dating back even before a long haired dude who claimed to have defied the laws of biol
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Not all of these protests or nationalism were organic, they were engineered by Russia. ex) Brexit There is increasing number of evidence that points to the ex-KGB officer now leading a nuclear armed 2.5 world country. If they can pull one
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by pwaai 9y ago
> That’s why most research reactors are of this type. but how many nuclear accidents have we had because of this "safe" design?
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When a government doesn't care about their citizens because there's "too many of them" you get stuff like this ( http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/23/asia/china-organ-harvesting/in... ).
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by pwaai 9y ago
I agree. But this is the new form of economic imperialism--nobody suspects a bunch of nerdy billionaires under 40 with multi-national employee pool linked to target countries elite educational institutions...good luck telling your best and
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It's coined "piggyback economy" where the first move innovator ends up absorbing all the risks in developing the product and getting it to the market. The second mover then simply improves on the original product likely with
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They must have degrees in grafting because that seems to be the only real engineering going on in the upper circles.
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They have a different perception towards the human life. There's no way anyone would allow this in America because of the potential for catastrophic failures outweigh the benefits. You have to understand the fundamental difference betw
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by pwaai 9y ago
So you'd understand why I took offense to your comment that "North Korea didnt do anything wrong", and if you were Czech you'd take offense to the Prague Spring because you know that USSR "did very wrong". I ha
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Is there any data that points to Google's AI service being superior? I want to know which AI platform is the strongest, I did find in my anecdotal tests Microsoft's Vision API performed better but this was in mid to early 2016.
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Your guess is as good as redditor
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> If that is acting badly then how would you describe how the UK and the US have been acting in the same period? ah there's the whataboutism it's an overused and a poor case against the West. Yes, North Korea has been acting
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by pwaai 9y ago
More intriguing to me is how some people here are trying to claim this isn't North Korea, where it has all the markings of past North Korean cyberattacks and consistent with published findings about their specific departments tasked w
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by pwaai 9y ago
> North Korea has acted especially badly, largely unchecked, for more than a decade, which is false and a political swipe You couldn't be more wrong. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_border_incidents_invol.
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by pwaai 9y ago
I'm Canadian and one of my friends ventured out to Boston and saw how racially and economically divided the place was. Like it was too apparent which neighborhoods were black and which were white...which is shocking for us since this i
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by pwaai 9y ago
Not sure why getting roped on train or having organized crime like every other country in the world are related
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In my opinion, Confucius roots are present in both Korean and Japanese societies but more in Korea since it was popular there and naturally spread out to Japan in the very early days...ironically not as popular in China where it originated
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I saw a tv show comparing UK and German family, life from BBC. I don't know how accurate or biased that production was but from an outsider, I marveled at the amount of infrastructure built around supporting traditional Germany familie
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Fascinating. I mean just the general American nuclear family values from 1950s, 60s are still being actively replicated in other predominantly homogeneous countries with strong patriarchy: ex. South Korea where men are the breadwinner, sold
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by pwaai 9y ago
What would the perfect thing look like for helping you narrow down your options? And if it was successful in helping you make informed consumer decisions, would it be something you'd come back for again and again? Lately, I'm supe
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what did you find disappointing about it? First time I heard about it, what is it they do that's worth subscribing? On researching, yeah it's honestly a chore everytime because so much disinformation/misinformation. I'
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D for deception - https://www.fakespot.com/product/fledgling-liaden-universe-b...

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