the_real_r2d2

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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
In theory yes you could. RL is based on trial and error. The agent senses the environment in the form of states (ligh=state1, dark=state2) and it performs actions according to a policy to receive positive or negative rewards. For example yo
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
So bad nobody will use it. Many enterprise firewalls only allow port 80 today and a bunch of well know applications.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Thanks and good luck!
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Same question (as I posted in the main thread), if it possible to you to answer. Are you using machine learning, human editoring or both?
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
I wonder if they are using machine learning, humans editors or both.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
For me it is much simpler, Apple became much greedier that it was. They saw the opportunity to monopolize the market and they took it without any remorse.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Probably this would be illegal, but crowsourcing the position of border patrols is another use. It would add social network capabilities to the app.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Google was important but I agree that the first search engine should have been there. IPv6 was also missed there, still not fully operational but it has been there for a while. Internet worms (i.e. Code Red) were also important, they raised
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
I agree with some of the statements of the blog. However it misses one important point in how people use lists. For example I follow around 300 people, some of them are very noisy some times but eventually they post something interesting, s
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
If you are in the UK I would recommend: http://oomlout.co.uk/?blog I personally know the guys running the store.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
What about bluetooth?
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Arduinos are very good to hack projects. They programming language is very similar to C.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Yep, that normally happens. In my case I did not know about Go! until I read about Go.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
For beginners there is also an on-line book: http://www.nltk.org/book
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Have you tried R?
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
But as a entrepreneur, Do you really know that data? What are your sources? What are your tools to make the forecast? Yes, generally you do not have any of them and they know that. Your forecast is just a very empirical calculation with a
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
I think there are different monsters. One thing is to project what are you going to do in the next five years and another completely different is to forecast what are you going to "sell". I think the post implies that the later is crap. For
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
I used to check some of this information on "Account Settings" but this is much more complete.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Never mind, I found it. http://www.waveprotocol.org/draft-protocol-specs/draft-proto...
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Is there a document explaining the protocol, something such as the RFCs of the IETF?
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Wow, Inktomi. I had years without listening that word.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
You cannot sell them, at least openly. If they cached you, you could lost all your allocations.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
There are many applications that do not require unique algorithms and can be solved using simple regressions. Also not everybody has access to a ML expert to code a solution (even if this only requires a simple ANN using an opensource libra
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Machine learning as a service, very interesting. I found a similar site some months ago. I looked over my bookmarks but I could not find it. The idea was similar, you upload a data-set and they execute different learning algorithms over it
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Not necessary. If you assume that people is going to spread the news in twitter (or blogs, facebook, etc.) when they find a balloon, the locations is not a restriction. You just need a smart enough engine to search and find those tweets. No
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
I think ties are for big consolidated enterprises that are slow and difficult to move (or at least that is my prejudge). Yahoo! does not need ties, they need to move fast and get in top of Google, MS, Facebook and Twitter. They have to re-i
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Look at his eyes and the expression in his face. He is not comfortable and he does not believe what he is saying. He WANTS to believe it though. Or perhaps I've just watched "Lie to Me" too much.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
We have been working remotely for a while. It is difficult but it can be done. I would like to add a couple of applications that we have used to make our life easier: - Etherpad.com for real-time document colaboration - Google documents, if
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
Adding some randomness could help to avoid over-fitted populations. Then you could prevent to converge to a sub-optimal state and force the system to look beyond of what it seems the best.
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by the_real_r2d2 17y ago
In the old times of WAP, mobile operators had gateways, so even though you could get the IP address of the phone (from a server-side for example) the information was meaningless to locate the user. With AT&T 3G I honestly do not know. M

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