rjurney

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by rjurney 6y ago
Reminds me of Russia. There's your release date... and then there's your court date. You aren't released until the court date after your release date, and without a bribe that could be years. You might never get out. I haven&
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by rjurney 6y ago
I wonder if anyone here gives a shit about this?
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by rjurney 6y ago
I think its a no brainer and possible doom scenario. Is it possible? There are common operations like... the L1L2 norm that are used across machine learning. Is there a way to craft an operation like a regularizer that is both useful and pr
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by rjurney 6y ago
So is EDI used by banks with other currencies. I am old enough to have used it :)
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by rjurney 6y ago
What is needed is an AI digital currency where training deep networks for representation learning has a side effect that mints coins without costing a lot of extra resources. Then mining coins is useful and we get more better AI to enslave
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by rjurney 6y ago
Isn’t this what Bitcoin Cash is? I’m really asking, but I thought so.
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by rjurney 6y ago
The government finance system is run by finance executives who are investing in Bitcoin not so they can shut it down but to speculate and diversify.
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by rjurney 6y ago
Who will be the largest Bitcoin vendor because they are trusted.
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by rjurney 6y ago
I don't follow. A curated list of what? You need to crawl the entire web to have the content of the entire web to index and search.
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by rjurney 6y ago
Check out the serious difficulties the Common Crawl had with crawling 1% of the public internet on donated money and then get back to me with a plan. This is really, really hard to do for free. Maybe talk to Gates :)
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by rjurney 6y ago
Holy shit!
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by rjurney 7y ago
The latest embeddings/networks like BERT can handle encoding this logic. They take the surrounding words in context when they're encoded. Google can do this now, for example in a prototype. The tough thing is to get it to consumer
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by rjurney 7y ago
The latest embeddings/networks like BERT can handle encoding this logic. They take the surrounding words in context when they're encoded.
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by rjurney 7y ago
Because there's something called conceptual search that people are dying for to find what they actually want.
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by rjurney 7y ago
That darn conceptual search sure is hard :) The technical approach to achieving this involves a sentence embedding that then uses vector search to match documents based on a distance metric like cosine similarity. If you encode a descriptio
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by rjurney 7y ago
What is the context here?
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Hand labeling is the past. The future is NoLabel AI with Snorkel(kdnuggets.com)
5 points by rjurney 7y ago|0 comments
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by rjurney 7y ago
If AWS runs everyone's open source for them as a metered service and people don't run their own software... then they can't edit that software and make contributions back into open source. The open source model breaks, no new
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by rjurney 7y ago
Right. Total bullshit PR you're supposed to be smarter than.
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by rjurney 7y ago
AWS contributes very little to open source and takes all the SaaS profits from the project founders.
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by rjurney 7y ago
Right. But we want open source to be strong and Amazon is undermining it. You don't care, but we do.
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by rjurney 7y ago
Amazon taking from open source without giving back.
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by rjurney 7y ago
Indefinite imprisonment is ICEs mainstay.
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by rjurney 7y ago
This is do nothing social signaling from a neutered Github. Enjoy the money, hubbers.
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Using PaaS to Accelerate Data Science: Trying Out DC/OS(towardsdatascience.com)
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by rjurney 7y ago
Chronic pain is not psychosomatic. That has nothing to do with chronic pain. People like to blame the patient, that they're not trying hard enough to will their way through it... like you do through any other challenge. That is a reall
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by rjurney 7y ago
A leftie disgusted by the ignorance of the left?
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by rjurney 7y ago
Chronic pain is an illness in and of itself. That's the point, he doesn't know anything about it and he's advocating a random experiment he ran.
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by rjurney 7y ago
Good to hear, never give up. PT is the first way to go, and it’s worth trying different forms like Yoga, anything that can work the painful part gently, and retrying it periodically if it doesn’t work. If you’re missing opioids, I’d definit
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by rjurney 7y ago
No, I read science myself. I’ve read hundreds of journal articles. I know the condition. I read pharmacology textbooks. You’re espousing hippiedom and it’s top comment because of left wing ignorance.

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