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by rpedela 9y ago
1. It should. The talk recommends using multiple cluster sizes (e.g. 50,500,5000) and give more weight in the query to smaller clusters. Ideally you would run word2vec on your own domain-specific corpus and then cluster, but that only works
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by rpedela 9y ago
This presentation from 2015 [1] answers your question. The basic idea is to create a list of keywords and/or phrases for your corpus. It can either be done manually or automatically using gensim or a similar tool. Then use word2vec to
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by rpedela 9y ago
Click "flag".
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When I traveled to Estonia and Lithuania a couple years ago, they effectively had this. Most businesses had wifi and freely gave out the passwords. After awhile I had enough passwords stored on my phone that I had internet everywhere I went
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by rpedela 9y ago
If you click the two links, it explains in more detail the how. Essentially they have developed a set of GAAP-like metrics for early-stage companies, such as MRR, which they use for evaluation. It appears to be similar to investment firms u
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by rpedela 9y ago
Preaching abstinence has never worked. It didn't work for sex and it is not going to work for meat-eating. The right question/attitude is how can we have an abundance of meat while protecting the environment? One possible solution
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by rpedela 9y ago
BS4 includes Flexbox and it has been designed to be much easier to customize with SASS. They have also added a bunch of utilities for spacing, colors, etc which makes customization at the CSS level easier as well. For a practical example, I
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Currently it only runs on the desktop.
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Of course the broader the corpora the better in general (sometimes more narrow is better), but Wikipedia is certainly better than nothing.
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For pre-trained word2vec and fastText vectors, I think kuschku is talking about https://github.com/Kyubyong/wordvectors
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This is a great, simple explanation of word vectors. However I think the argument would have been stronger if there were numbers showing that this simplified method and word2vec are similarly accurate like the author claims.
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by rpedela 9y ago
If Rackspace has a decent patent portfolio, then that would be just as valuable as factories, tools, etc if not more valuable.
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Typically yes, but that is just it. Without a tracker, how do you know for sure ?
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A good bug tracker makes it easier to track status and priority. The ironic thing about the blog post is that it is certainly possible there is a 14.5 year old bug in Postgres, but how would you know? Who is going to go look at 14.5 year ol
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by rpedela 9y ago
As far as I aware, there isn't a tracker. This is where they are reported though: https://www.postgresql.org/list/pgsql-bugs/
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by rpedela 9y ago
Is that because they are using AND instead of OR? I know that both Solr and Elasticsearch will return any document with at least one term if you use OR (the default). You can also use minimum_should_match in ES (don't know Solr equival
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by rpedela 9y ago
Here are some stats on vaccines in the US [1]. You can do your own research on the rest, but I think you'll find the numbers to be extremely high. Even homeless people, who I am not counting, in the US have some access to those things.
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At that GDP, also take away vaccines, antibiotics, refrigeration, sanitation...and you are living like them with high mortality. Almost every person living in a modern country is living better than all the kings, nobles, emperors, etc in al
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If networks and/or computers were faster, would that increase the max throughput? Or is the max throughput fundamental to the blockchain algorithm?
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I think named entity recognition may help if detailed labels were used. The parser can already label the where clause, select clause, etc. However a component of a where clause in a given query may be better executed as a join clause. Given
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I think that is a good point. However wouldn't Bootstrap be an example of a standardized web UI? There are also Bootstrap implementations which use React, and Bootstrap 4 is significantly easier to customize by writing a small amount o
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Maybe but most SaaS uses open source.
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Looking at PBS [1] and CPB [2] budgets from 2014, it appears that PBS gets more than 1% from CPB (if I am reading it right) but it is still a small percentage. Thanks! 1. http://www.pbs.org/about/about-pbs/financia
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Aren't PBS and NPR government funded and independent?
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I used to work for a company that would cater dinner for anyone who wanted to stay late (culturally it was encouraged to go home but some people liked starting at 2pm). While the options seemed healthy on paper (e.g. spaghetti, broccoli bee
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If you read the article, they have made several other claims regarding Haiti which simply weren't true. THAT is the problem, not whether or not they are an organization who builds houses.
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From a 2015 NPR article [1]: "The Red Cross says it has provided homes to more than 130,000 people, but the number of permanent homes the charity has built is six." I don't know about you, but that screams fraud to me. 1. ht
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The project featured in the article, if successful, will produce no radioactive waste, fits inside a garage, and will likely be cheap overall. Unlike the well-funded laser and tokamak designs which get most media coverage and still don&#x27
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The point of a Show HN is for the author to get feedback on their project. It is not an opportunity to sell/recommend a competing product/tool. I am starting to see this anti-pattern a lot in Show HNs, please stop!
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reference?

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