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by snippyhollow 12y ago
I did that in 2012 for a pet project with a friend https://github.com/SnippyHolloW/HN_stats Here is the trained topic model (Nov. 30, 2012) with only 40 topics (for file-size mainly) https://dl.dropboxuserco
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
Is Karpelès a US citizen? I don't see it anywhere, I think he's French (born and raised in France).
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
XBMC torrent has been out there for a while http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=174736 It's free software https://github.com/steeve/xbmctorrent and uses libtorrent-rasterbar through https:&#
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
Exactly, if you look at one of her answers: """ Yes they're paying for my college and I live with them. Things were going good but then marriage and US came and ruined everything. I refused to go and I was told "you
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
Which speech recognition engine do you use? Kaldi? Sphinx? Good ol' HTK? Homemade? With deep learning acoustic models?
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Zuck's Q&A on AI/ML at Facebook at NIPS 2013
9 points by snippyhollow 13y ago|5 comments
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Cozy 1.0 "Snowden" Release(cozy.io)
8 points by snippyhollow 13y ago|0 comments
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
Only if the car was built after august of this year (page 5). We'll see a lot of good being done soon! ;-)
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
I feel like setting yourself a "words/period of time" ratio is only good if you do not fear deleting these words afterwards. It's like setting a "LOC/period of time" ratio, focusing on removing bugs and in
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
As great as SpaceX is, at least half of its funding comes from NASA https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceX#Funding
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Planes with Clip-on Cabins(smh.com.au)
2 points by snippyhollow 13y ago|0 comments
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Majority Views NSA Phone Tracking as Acceptable Anti-terror Tactic(people-press.org)
48 points by snippyhollow 13y ago|93 comments
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Creaky Voice: Another Example of Young Women's Linguistic Ingenuity(theatlantic.com)
27 points by snippyhollow 13y ago|79 comments
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
For Matlab, there are several implementations, including the DeepLearningToolbox: https://github.com/rasmusbergpalm/DeepLearnToolbox For Python there is the great Theano, and the RBM implementations of MORB https://github.com/benanne/mor
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by snippyhollow 13y ago
No, fathers do not get 3 years paid leave in Europe. Mothers can, in certain countries, with a very reduced wage (paid for by the state most often). Fully paid paternity leave is around 14 days and you can often take more by reducing your p
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
US firms are investing less in R&D relatively to their rank http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pharmaceutical_industry#Market_... than their French/UK (publicly-funded healthcare) counterparts. The US are not "subsidizing it for poor countr
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
Now _that_ wouldn't hurt my girlfriend's startup brand name... http://www.babbleplanet.com
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From Hacks to Bayesian Probability(snippyhollow.github.com)
3 points by snippyhollow 14y ago|0 comments
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
If you want to experiment with StarCraft's pathfinding, you can, with BWAPI http://code.google.com/p/bwapi/ . Particularly, there is some reverse-engineering information on pathfinding here http://code.google.com/p/bwapi/issues/detail?id
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Valve fires several employees(gamasutra.com)
3 points by snippyhollow 14y ago|0 comments
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The Human Brain Project(humanbrainproject.eu)
82 points by snippyhollow 14y ago|40 comments
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
Just curious, are you using an existing library like Theano, Torch or some other GPU-enabled lib?
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
To bridge the gap between naive Bayes and LDA, I would recommend going from k-means to EM and then from EM to variational Bayes. K-means to EM is covered in chapters 20 (pp. 286-), 22 (pp. 300-) and 33 (pp. 422-) of MacKay's ITILA [1] (exce
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
That's funny, because I made such stickers that I put in Paris subway on top of ads: http://emotion.inrialpes.fr/people/synnaeve/index_files/qr_w... that redirect to a random Wikipedia page...
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Elon Musk and the Hyperloop (jacquesmattheij.com)
209 points by snippyhollow 14y ago|190 comments
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
Let's be clear: I'm not agreeing with the government's policy (at least it's now not blatantly racist): I'm not agreeing with everything in the proposed tax scheme, I'm not agreeing with the entirety of the distribution of the spending, and
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
I'm tired of this BS being spread by ppl who didn't even read the finances law in question (at least bullet points). It's not true, the 60% tax rate comes from the creation of a new bracket in the income tax and the treatment of selling you
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
I seem to be mistaken. However I was twice as stupid because I have hidden all these messages, and now I can't recover them on my timeline. I don't find them in my activity log (not under "hidden" nor "all"). Strangely, if I update my statu
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
Not at all, I can assure you I had my _private_ conversations disclosed.
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by snippyhollow 14y ago
I don't think I'm reading it wrong. Your link gives me: "The fastest route is 2,4 km, which will take approximately 24,855 to 33,140 steps if you walked it."

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