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Conversational AI could be the end of the webform(blog.myralabs.com)
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by viksit 10y ago
> Using eyes and ears and just being aware of my surroundings. Hmm, not quite the best sources of information then. Have you talked to anyone on the ground? Have you been an election observer or volunteered in any? Have you read the inde
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I'm surprised at the number of people here who think this is a bad idea. To quote Bruce Schneier, "Security is a process. For software, that process is iterative. It involves defenders trying to build a secure system, attackers --
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by viksit 10y ago
> Sorry that's absolute bull. Apart from an exception or two ECs have been sycophantic puppets, ever ready to grovel. I strongly disagree with your assessment. The mechanics of what happens when polling starts as I remember it, - Th
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by viksit 10y ago
There's a whole list here - The greatest doomsday speeches never made. https://foreignpolicy.com/2013/08/01/the-greatest-doomsday-s...
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> I can easily see this being picked up by the AI hype journalists. Surely you mean AI journalist bots that can generate articles about how AI review bots generate fake reviews?
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by viksit 10y ago
Conversational ML Pipeline (Myra Labs). We have a few interesting challenges. Our system is set up to create models for a variety of customers, and thus needs to be able to build, update and serve a couple of thousand models at any given ti
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by viksit 10y ago
Those in authority hold these people accountable towards actually pushing the new agenda. All bets are off then aren't they?
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by viksit 10y ago
Just FYI the frames dataset hasn't been available for download since the day they "released" it (although the QA dataset has been). If it is - someone do let me know :) "Frame tracking" and adaptive slot filling wit
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Beware of the monster that shows up when you think things are going swimmingly easy. Super well done!
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by viksit 10y ago
I took this to mean "teaching machines how to program themselves". Ah well :)
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Creating Smarter Bots with Deep Learning NLP(blog.myralabs.com)
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One of the main issues with character level CNN's (irrespective of convolution type IIRC) is the inability of the model to handle unknown words, which is something that word level models do well. So if you look at applications of NLP i
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by viksit 10y ago
^ That. For all that people say about spot instances, there's no infrastructure I know if to manage jobs and have them migrate to higher priced instances without losing state.
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Do you have a link you can point us to to validate that?
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For some definition of "release". This is something they've had in beta for a while, and its only accessible to people who are already in the "beta" program for cloud ML. Unlike AWS which offers it _now_.
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by viksit 10y ago
For what word representations are, see http://technology.stitchfix.com/blog/2015/03/11/word-is-wort... Sentence classification is the generic term for bucketing sentences into different labels - those la
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by viksit 10y ago
"The ability to move single atoms, one of the smallest particles of any element in the universe, is crucial to IBM's research in the field of atomic-scale memory. In 2012, IBM scientists announced the creation of the world's
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A Boy and his Atom: IBM made the world's “smallest” movie(research.ibm.com)
1 points by viksit 10y ago|1 comments
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by viksit 10y ago
Myra Labs | San Francisco | https://angel.co/myralabs | Full-Time | ONSITE What: Working to make “conversational AI” a reality (Chatbots are just one aspect of this) Position: Senior and Junior Machine Learning and Product
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by viksit 10y ago
Have you tried http://www.onelook.com/reverse-dictionary.shtml ? Edit: There is also : http://wordgrabbag.com/ - which seems to do this better, but I'd probably use a combination of those. Edit: Just re
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Keras as a simplified interface to TensorFlow(blog.keras.io)
7 points by viksit 10y ago|1 comments
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by viksit 11y ago
Oh actually: https://github.com/uoguelph-mlrg/theano_alexnet and VGG: https://gist.github.com/baraldilorenzo/07d7802847aaad0a35d3 For Googlenet, sadly not yet: https://github.com/f
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by viksit 11y ago
Ah. I'd look at keras examples - they have alexnet and VGG right now. Although, an exact implementation may be hard to find - the best you can do is an "alexnet~ish" implementation keeping some keras graph limitations on conv
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by viksit 11y ago
Curious - no Theano benchmarks?
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Ask HN: Which NLP API services do you use?
2 points by viksit 11y ago|0 comments
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Myra Labs | San Francisco, CA | Product & Eng | Onsite | http://getmyra.co The completely automated intelligent assistant you can text. HN coverage here. [1] Messaging is coming into its own as a platform. NLP is going to be
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by viksit 11y ago
Agreed. But you could get 4 options to choose from.
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> I have to wonder though at what point is adding all those filters more involved than checking a couple boxes and glancing at a map or some photos _When the filters are across datasets and services that are hosted on different platfo
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See how annyang [1] does it. Forget the voice part (which it uses WebkitSpeech for). It's how they interpret commands that's probably useful in your case. It's pretty good for a basic set and you can train more. Ultimately, y

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