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rahmaniacc
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CourseHero ( https://coursehero.com ) | Redwood City, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | NLP Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer Course Hero is changing education by building a global community of students, the largest digital library of s
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CourseHero ( https://coursehero.com ) | Redwood City, CA | ONSITE | Full-time | NLP Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer Course Hero is changing education by building a global community of students, the largest digital library of s
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Writing Effective Dialogue (Punctuation and Actions in Creative Writing)
(jerz.setonhill.edu)
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Analysis of the iOS 10 lock screen experience
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Computer-based personality judgments are more accurate than those made by humans
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11y ago
and probably way more expensive? But yeah, i have never seen a more accurate captioning for images yet
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Caffe on Spark open sourced
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I started my career in machine learning with absolutely no knowledge in it. It is definitely some thing that you can learn on the job. You do need a background in linear algebra/ statistics to understand the theory behind different alg
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https://github.com/josephmisiti/awesome-machine-learning This is a really good list of resources on Machine learning and has a section dedicated to NLP/Text mining.
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Our Planet Is Among the First of Many, Many Earths
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Selfies reveal smartphone pin
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Yelp for people
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A Platform for illuminating academic papers
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Notpron – the hardest riddle available on the internet
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Winning Solution for Search Results Relevance Competition on Kaggle
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The Internet That Was (and Still Could Be)
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Event Horizon Telescope could take the very first picture of a black hole
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The Weird End of the NSA's Phone Dragnet
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11y ago
or this - http://www.ischool.berkeley.edu/newsandevents/news/20130403b... Still ongoing research in terms of impersonation and other attacks, but quite interesting.
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Shut Down Your Office. You Now Work in Slack
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How Stargazing Became a Numbers Game
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Do you think it is somehow going to be better when there are more autonomous cars on the road(all networked) and the behavior of the other cars on the road is easily predictable? And with that machines wouldn't have to adapt to the beh
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An Autonomous Car Might Decide You Should Die
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Brain Hacking – How we might make ourselves smarter in the future
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But you do require a license to drive around a car, while this "hobby" does not require anything of that sort. Which is why it is questioned a lot. I belong to camp 2 as well, but i can understand why it might be a cause of concer