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by strin 9y ago
Marketing is crucial when you have the right product. If a startup spends tons on marketing and there are product deficiencies, then users are going to come and go.
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by strin 9y ago
I wonder how crowdsourced paper reading can change peer review. For sure, we need experts to tell the quality of a paper. But most interesting papers coming out of Arxiv got read by experts anyway.
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Machine Learning on Demand(moxel.github.io)
4 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
The live demo of a neural network to tell romantic stories about images, thanks to the open-source project by github.com/ryankiros/neural-storyteller. Drag and drop images to input and see what happens! Share interesting stories w
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Neural network writes romantic stories for your photos(beta.moxel.ai)
18 points by strin 9y ago|7 comments
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by strin 9y ago
Live demo! http://beta.moxel.ai/models/strin/colorization/latest
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Neural Networks Tell Little Stories about Images – Moxel(beta.moxel.ai)
2 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
We need more demos of AI models: there is what people claim their model does, and there is what the model actually does.
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by strin 9y ago
A random idea: in this article, they talked about a Feature Store shared across teams. Feature extraction also seems a major bottleneck in their modeling. It seems a very natural and valuable thing to have a platform to share "generic
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by strin 9y ago
Maybe they trained on global data and it biases against sample portion of the dataset that represents Singapore?
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Live Demo: Question-Answering with Bi-Directional Attention Flow | Moxel(dev.moxel.ai)
2 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
How could this be 10X better than products in the already crowded cell phone market?
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World of Bits: An Open-Domain Platform for Web-Based Agents(proceedings.mlr.press)
2 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
Interesting. That means your data gets extra Great Firewall protection :)
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by strin 9y ago
Google's PageRank code is a trade secret.
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by strin 9y ago
(Chinese citizen here) I do know a decent number of top Chinese VCs looking into investments in Silicon Valley. Those funds are typically started by Chinese entrepreneurs who made a fortune in things like the internet wave or real estates.
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by strin 9y ago
Awesome project. Despite the flaws, the nice thing with VNC is its universality to support any apps on a computer. Using HTML5 in a browser limits the scope of things we could encapsulate as environments, and makes it less "universe&qu
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by strin 9y ago
PDF here: http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/pdf/10.1089/space.2017.2900... Interesting Venn diagram in Fig 2. If "COST OF TRIP TO MARS" = "INFINITE MONEY", shouldn't "CAN AFFORD T
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by strin 9y ago
My theory is based on the Internet. First, people are now exposed to vastly more information that in 80s or 90s. This forges the diversity in taste and segregation of pop culture. Second, trends come and go at faster cycle than before. If s
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by strin 9y ago
At first, I thought this is a VNC connecting to a Win93 in a virtual machine. Then I realized everything is written with web technology.
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by strin 9y ago
I highly recommend the book "Master Switch" by Tim Wu on this topic. ( https://www.amazon.com/Master-Switch-Rise-Information-Empire... ). It argues that every information networks in the history- telegraph, telepho
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by strin 9y ago
Sure, Google can monetize from these products. But they don't seem to choose to capture those values yet, as long as "Don't be evil" credendum still holds.
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Tech CEOs Cook, Bezos, Catz Said to Attend Kushner-Led Summit(bloomberg.com)
1 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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Increasing Momentum Around Tech Policy(blog.mozilla.org)
1 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
> ... the company hired Russ Salakhutdinov, a Carnegie Mellon professor whose expertise is in an area of artificial intelligence known as “deep” or “unsupervised” learning, a complex branch of machine learning in which computers are trai
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by strin 9y ago
What about search inside enterprise? This is a place where there are tons of unstructured data: emails, slack, atlassian, code base. Search seems like a useful tool for employees. Permission control is another essential feature.
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Lyft and Nutonomy partner to bring first self-driving Lyft service to Boston(techcrunch.com)
2 points by strin 9y ago|0 comments
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by strin 9y ago
This sounds like humans are born to be enemies of nature as they inevitably reshapes what nature looks like. But humans are part of nature, and the symbiosis of human and environments led to the co-existence of beauty and ugliness today. Ho
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by strin 9y ago
This is why computer security industry exists.
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Empirical: A platform for computational experiments(empiricalci.com)
2 points by strin 9y ago|1 comments

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