switch33

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by switch33 12y ago
Too long didn't read summary: Ask open questions, provide people with code, talk to them how they would find answers or improve it. And spend a little bit of your time learning some IT if you expect to hire anyone decent. The problem i
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by switch33 12y ago
For distributed systems key value stores are the infrastructure that runs a lot of the larger companies like Facebook, Yahoo, Google, Reddit, etc. Facebook is famous for cassandra for example. They are tons of uses for them. A lot of them a
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by switch33 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emerging_technologies Also pretty relevant here, wikipedia has a list of emerging technologies.
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by switch33 12y ago
A simpler way: Look at what big tech company x is doing that looks to be selling. Do they use an open source solution to it if it is software based? Do they provide a api or something that could be useful? Is there a market for an addition
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by switch33 12y ago
My list is somewhat of the same but also different as well. It is focused on specialization within those trends rather than just a broad overview. The difference is specialization or niche in these markets can mean the difference from survi
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Quantopian Free Beta Signups(l.aunch.us)
3 points by switch33 12y ago|0 comments
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by switch33 12y ago
Well, fuck I think someone broke it with a " : ( ". Sadface emoticon lol.
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by switch33 12y ago
WARNING: This is probably fake and a scam. If you ctrl + f you are giving away your account name to the site which can be done with some simple javascript. There was a talk about that a while back. And the username can then be used for a br
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by switch33 12y ago
Maybe not. . . : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33RbRid1deo AES and RSA research has been around for ~400 years. Eliptic curves have been around for ~30 years. AES has had a huge budget for being broken and seeing as it is
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by switch33 12y ago
Why must this require google login at all? It should not be mandatory. . .
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by switch33 12y ago
I think supporting single sign on services like this: https://github.com/ojarva/sso-frontend might be beneficial.
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by switch33 12y ago
I have a skype group that has a few people in the field. You can add me on skype: Switch336
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by switch33 12y ago
Have you looked a bit at replicode?: http://wiki.humanobs.org/public:replicode:replicode-main Or dylan?: http://opendylan.org/index.html Maybe you can grab an idea or two from them as well. How does this co
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by switch33 12y ago
Please read this: http://www.reddit.com/r/practicalagi/comments/29452o/can_we_...
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Can we teach computers higher order logic? Is it the same as AI?(reddit.com)
2 points by switch33 12y ago|0 comments
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by switch33 12y ago
Maybe the 4th puzzle is actually the whole thing should be wrapped around. And it's not 97 characters but instead the resulting number of characters of all 4 square puzzles?
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by switch33 12y ago
Other parts of his work indeed could be missing parts to the equation of the 4th part as well, but if he did so many of these and most of them have been solved on their own. It is probably solve-able by itself without the other statues.
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by switch33 12y ago
Exactly, if he made it that kind of shape it's about the shape being the last part to the 4th part than anything else.
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by switch33 12y ago
Can we get layout of if you stand at x degrees from statue facing y angle what the text reads. I can't get around the fact that it's curved. There must be a reason that it is curved. Also the x's and q's could mean somet
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by switch33 12y ago
Fix the design at least. The pictures are huge, the format is really off. Not much content would be ok, but the utter design of it is less than appealing. As for content. You can definitely improve it if you spend more time on it. The peopl
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by switch33 13y ago
I have a little skype group where we discuss AI. If you are interested you can add me on skype: Switch336 As for learning AI it is best to learn it in the language that you are strongest in or a language that is easy to understand the seman
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Koding- cloud collaborative coding(koding.com)
9 points by switch33 13y ago|2 comments
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by switch33 13y ago
I have a small AI group on skype with similar interests. Add my skype: Switch336
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by switch33 13y ago
Well, this is awesome. A database specifically for AI and evolution. Upvoted.
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by switch33 13y ago
What's to prevent a hacker from compromising a computer then checking config scripts for the monitor?
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by switch33 13y ago
This will not work. This does not account for the fact that many hackers do indeed use code generation tools, macro templates, or metaprogramming. It doesn't make sense at all for other reasons as well. For example a hacker could intro
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by switch33 13y ago
Mass credit card fraud?
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by switch33 13y ago
Decentralized is better than opening up a port to the whole big and bad internet that houses lots of thieves.
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by switch33 13y ago
Now, this is a good idea. This could also be done as a seperate website layout: I think it'd be great to rank twitter users based on criteria: How influential are they? What category best fits them in one word? And statistics: What % o
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by switch33 13y ago
One issue I see arising is your e-mails that are sent back obfuscated, would have trust issues, and be marked as spam in most cases because that is how it is handled. That's the biggest issue you will have with this idea.

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