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by schtog 18y ago
This site is really starting to repeat itself...
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AI Robotics crée la Perfect Woman (un canular-hoax?)(vincentabry.com)
1 points by schtog 18y ago|0 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
Start leaning from the guy right now: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzxYlbK2c7E Stanford class on machine learning by Andrew Ng, 20 lectures.
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by schtog 18y ago
I also don't understand that critic. I have never ever had a problem with it and it is a big part of what makes Python so readable. I don't think there is any other language that comes close to Python in terms of readability. What is the is
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Ask HN: Best place(s) to find datasets to practice ML and DM?
5 points by schtog 18y ago|2 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
Thanks, which bio podcast? Googling results in a lot of them.
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by schtog 18y ago
After doing some more research I have found: Perl and Python are very popular languages in bioinformatics. I love Python so good for me and I don't know Perl so easy choice then, Python it is. The big wellknown library is BioPython: http:/
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Ask HN: Best resources to learn about protein folding and algorithms for it?
10 points by schtog 18y ago|9 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
After programming for a while in Haskell I can only say I feel a bit crippled when using other languages (sure on the other hand sometimes I feel crippled when using Haskell). * The typesystem is the best of both worlds, statically type
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by schtog 18y ago
Or Haskell...
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by schtog 18y ago
I made a simple spamfilter in Erlang based on the bayesian approach, works really well already with just a few spamemails.
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by schtog 18y ago
Very, very good idea. I have been looking for away to get more into asian cultures. I have traveled a lot to other places but only have so much time and it is hard to get insight into the lives and minds of other cultures from far away, esp
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by schtog 18y ago
He meant that Twitter should have tried to be the platform for all similar services no? That's what I thought as I quickly skimmed through it.
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by schtog 18y ago
Robotics?
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by schtog 18y ago
There is a list-reverse that changes the list and returns None but maybe the reason there isn't one for strings are because they are immutable while lists are mutable.
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by schtog 18y ago
Why not if it says so in the ToS? Or it doesn't?
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by schtog 18y ago
I wasn't saying "show me the numbers" as in "I don't believe you", it was just out of interest. Sorry if it came out in a rude way but it is quite common for people to make unsupported claims on the internets. I am thankful for the enlighte
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by schtog 18y ago
The ranking is unclear, top left is 1 I guess but then middle top or left middle? More important, results are not impressive. Why is it that this would beat Google?
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by schtog 18y ago
Show me the numbers please.
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by schtog 18y ago
I understand and agree with your point but for Google it might not have been wrong. Not that they can make money from it directly but as part of the bigger plan to organize the worlds information.
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by schtog 18y ago
I think one problem is a lot of people seem to like to call themselves philosophers because they then think that they can just think things without having to motivate or argue for them and usually accompany that with the normal bullshit arg
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by schtog 18y ago
Please don't take down the homepage. I love your blogs and plan to read them all finally but it will take some time.
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Why don't more sites use SMS as a form of payment?
2 points by schtog 18y ago|0 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
plus there is open office as an offline alternative. when better is free, why choose windows?
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by schtog 18y ago
Would it be cheating?
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by schtog 18y ago
Agree and a standard project to do in Erlang seems to be a webserver which will also increase your understanding of webprogramming in general.
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by schtog 18y ago
Concurrency and parallelism is hot these days and functional languages are superior there. Learning a different type of language will widen your horizons and once you know one functional and one OO-language then it is quite easy to learn ot
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by schtog 18y ago
Wow why didn't I find out about last.fm before. Friggin awesome service. Have hopelessly been trying to find some good onlineradiostations but having it all in one like this is superb.
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by schtog 18y ago
Yes chess isn't really interesting out of an AI-perspective since a supercomputer can beat a human with brute force + heuristics. In Go you'd need something more like real AI.
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What can hackers do for the environment?
3 points by schtog 18y ago|2 comments

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