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I read his point as praise of comment actually.
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What Poker Players Think About the AI Challenge
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Really cool page. I think the journalists are missing that the remaining 5% of situations to be solved are much harder than the 95% of common place situations.
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Are there any stats about the average return on the options handed out? It seems most people have a few fail stories, or an unusual success story... not much of a sample size to go on.
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Not everybody is struggling out there... tech has some of the highest salaries for any industry. It is workers that are not in tech like traditional taxi drivers which are losing out badly to these innovations.
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Good to see most of the CEOs have come to their senses and are going to put the business before their political beliefs.
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Interesting because the friend who told me about Telegram said it was more secure other messengers. Does anybody know how many users are on Telegram and who owns them? Can you invest in them?
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It's really unlikely the computer will win this. If it does it will be a big shock to the poker community. The pure Nash Equilibrum strategies do not work that well against thinking opponents.
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The same could be said about any other time period. If it was 1970 you could say we have televisions and cars, how could the ancients' advice possibly benefit us. Next the author will tell us about an article he read about the Singular
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My Quest to Read 200 Computer Programming Books
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I remember reading a few years ago how GitHub and StackOverflow were the new resumes. You needed a good profile on both to have any chance of getting hired. It just goes to show that having a profile on a website does not define who you are
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Elon Musk tops Bezos and Zuckerberg as most admired tech leader
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Depends where you live. In the USA credentials matter a lot... in Europe or else where they could care less if you studied somewhere.
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What I mean is the Iris data set splits into 3 categories easily. Right now, they are saying AI self driving cars can get their predictions right 95%+ of the time. However, the cases where they cannot classify the object is the problem. Tho
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Your average data-set does not fit into 3 nice categories like the Iris data-set does. For example, with the Iris data set if you know the sepal length and the petal length, you can say with near certainty which type of flower it is. Even t
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The more I get into machine learning and deep learning it seems like there is an incredible amount of configuration to get some decent results. Cleaning and storing the data takes a long time. And then you need to figure out exactly what yo
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Python has come a long way since 2004 when it was not used much in industry. Now it's the top language for data science, along with some good web frameworks such as Flask/Django. Although, I'm pleased to see that Python was t
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It's funny how whenever the topic of machine learning comes up Amazon is mentioned as a world class leader. However, their search is quite poor as many have mentioned. It still seems like "search" is a technically hard proble
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People has discovered you can make ridiculous claims and if your webpage looks half-way legit most people will believe it. The average reader of news is incredibly stupid.
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The Best Linux Books
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Visualize the Best Python Books
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PHP 7 is the next upgrade from PHP 5? I am very new to PHP and learning from a book which is PHP 5.
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Wow that is so insanely extreme. At least other tech leaders have been more calm. Did he think at all about those comments? There are investors as well as Grub Hub is a public company.
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That would be an excellent choice. I hope that comes to fruition.
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Tech Companies Trend Down for Backing Losing Candidate
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Bitcoin’s Civil War Is Ending Soon
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The Hacker News Algorithm Is Extremely Fair
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Any thoughts about how half of the Bitcoin community does not support these changes? Currently there are 2 subreddits, r/bitcoin and r/btc where the first one is pushing the changes and censoring people, while the second group say
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Blockchain game that runs in the browser
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3 Reasons for Python’s Explosive Growth
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