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by scribu 6y ago
> No question about whether potential users are interested in the product in the first place? They do show interest, tho. From the article: > There are a set of users who show intent for your product but are not quite able to get ov
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by scribu 6y ago
Why is it pathological?
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It's cool that you can immediately update the output whenever the input changes. But what if the code inside the function changes? Do you have hot reloading functionality? Streamlit handles this by re-executing the whole script when de
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by scribu 6y ago
sklearn's BallTree has a query_radius method [1], but it's exhaustive, rather than approximate. [1] https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.ne...
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by scribu 6y ago
Are you point out the removal of the Apace License header or what?
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by scribu 6y ago
Potentially! Looks cumbersome to set up for iOS, tho: https://www.reddit.com/r/Syncthing/comments/ese82l/ios_users...
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by scribu 6y ago
It's not that. Wikipedia, for example, has a separate "pages that link to this" view. What makes Roam Research different is "block addressing", i.e. you can get a reference to a single paragraph and use it in other
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by scribu 6y ago
The drawback to working directly on Markdown files is that it's hard to synchronize your notes from/to mobile. If I didn't care about sync, I would use org-roam or some Vim plugin, personally.
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by scribu 6y ago
This is one of the clearest explanations I've read on the difference between traditional Statistics and Machine Learning.
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by scribu 6y ago
Where you using a different search solution previously? What was it?
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by scribu 6y ago
What if you first trained a classifier that told you if the uttereance is a single word vs. multiple words? Then, based on that prediction, you would use one of two separate models. The technique you're thinking of is called oversampli
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by scribu 6y ago
It's easy to see from the uptime history [1] that there have been many more incidents in April-June than in January-April. Don't know if that has anything to do with the Microsoft acquisition, but it is concerning. [1] https:&#x2
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by scribu 6y ago
You're right in that you'd need to teach the system more than just ingredient lists. I would go even further: It's not enough for the system to know how to generate any given "chemical pattern", but to also know wh
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by scribu 6y ago
The idea that trauma causes emotional bariers that discourage learning is intriguing. It could explain why older people tend to be more stuck in their ways. They're more likely to have experienced traumatic events, just by virtue of ha
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by scribu 6y ago
Title of the paper: "The robustness of reciprocity: Experimental evidence that each form of reciprocity is robust to the presence of other forms of reciprocity" I think the interesting point about this paper isn't the conclus
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by scribu 6y ago
Roam Research
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Functional Institutions Are the Exception(samoburja.com)
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by scribu 6y ago
I'm curious how these aggregators (i.e. API routing layers) convince vendors to work with them. Is it just the promise of high transaction volume? For Segment it was relative easy, I imagine, because most of the tools they integrated w
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by scribu 6y ago
You're right, there need to be enough outstanding shares for a hostile takeover to take place. But more relevantly to IBM's case, the top shareholders are also the top executives. [1] So, in this case, the stock price going down a
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by scribu 6y ago
Added source to my initial comment.
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They do have IBM Watson, which has seen some uptake. [1] Not sure how much success they're having with their other cloud offerings, tho. [1]: https://enlyft.com/tech/products/ibm-watson Edit: Added source
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If the stock price is too low, then the company becomes a target for a hostile takeover. As an IBM executive, you don't want some PE firm becoming majority owner and replacing you with someone else.
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by scribu 6y ago
You mean pre-purchase. No word on the final release date.
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by scribu 6y ago
Amazon also has to purchase whitelabeled products and then sell them as their own brand, incurring the same kind of inventory risk.
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by scribu 6y ago
It’s Naval Ravikant: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_Ravikant
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Adobe Acrobat had this style, even in 2003: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/adobe-acrobat-6
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by scribu 6y ago
Thanks, I can see them now.
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I signed up and still couldn't see the errors. I just see 3 datasets with generic annotations.
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A Tale of Tough Cities(li.substack.com)
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by scribu 6y ago
> Artificial Intelligence has a coherent, formal theory Is the author referring to the "Intelligent agent" paradigm? Wikipedia has a list of competing theories: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_inte

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