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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   Bingo
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   Meh, this is a bit alarmist. We've been using machines and statistics for classifying human behaviors from the get-go. It's one of the most important things in analytics, mainly because money comes from people.
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   4 hours on the front page of HN and no comments. Seems really weird. Nonetheless, this is a really good list of resources. I've tried making lists of resources like this in the past, but there are so many nicely put together resources
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   Data Studio is much more focused on creating data analytics dashboards. It looks like a very visual centric tool. Thanks for the link to fusion though. I haven't heard of it. Kinda out of the googlsphere.
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   That's awesome. May I ask what tool Data Studio replaced for you?
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   Yes, mathematics. After studying computer science problems for a while I fell in love with math.
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   My guess is that they are trying to make a data analytics platform for data in general, but the system integrates easily with their other data driven products.
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   by BucketSort 10y ago

   Someone please spoil my optimism about this. This seems like a game changer in reporting. What do you guys use that make this obsolete?
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   Startup Grind with Dennis Mortensen of X.ai(andrewrib.com)

   2 points by BucketSort 10y ago|0 comments
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    I love how Black Mirror is like a series of existential thought experiments. Most of them involve people living meaningless lives and how people find a way to make it bearable.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Vendor lock in is reaching critical mass.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Thanks for the link. I read through the three main papers. Very interesting. The project seems to be dead though. Why hasn't there been any development in the past few years? Did you guys reach a hurdle you couldn't overcome? Or h
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Could you recommend any good books that would supplement this course? Also, why does this course seem so weird. What's with the "communication" assignments. Also, what's the deal with his project "genesis." Rea
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Good catch. I can't seem to find it either on YouTube.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Nice observations. The trade off is he doesn't go too deeply into anything, but it's a great survey. Especially for people not acquainted with AI outside of ML.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Absolutely. CS students should at least know the fundamentals and applications in the beginning of their studies so that they are exposed to it and can decide if it's something they want to look into further. In my CS education, no pro
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    Artificial Intelligence Lecture Videos(ocw.mit.edu)

    540 points by BucketSort 10y ago|49 comments
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    It's not a paradox. REEEE
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    I've had some hard times porting Kivy to the Raspberry PI 3 on Raspbian. It is a decent toolkit, but I'm not so sure on the ease of cross-platform.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    I've been toying around with the idea of making user agents that simulate the functions a user must be able to accomplish through a software and using that as a cost function for some evolutionary algorithm.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Read Conversations With Goethe
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Plus he posted on linked-in which gives people a nice easy way to connect with him/his business professionally.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    I'm looking forward to this and new ways of getting coders connected. I know a lot of freelancers, including myself, that are always hard pressed for work when there seems to be an abundance. The only thing I'm afraid of is having
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Can all algorithms then be cast as learning problems and their optimal versions produced this way? Seems like amazing work, but I don't know enough to confirm.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    You can do it if you put your mind to it. It just takes a bit of practice. Tackle the little bits you don't understand and eventually you will.
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Haven't taken Udacity's offering. I took CS188 on when it was offered on edx and loved it! I hope the bring the course back!
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    CS188 Intro to AI – Course Materials(ai.berkeley.edu)

    506 points by BucketSort 10y ago|42 comments
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    So. I have done a similar thing for a while now. I call it adversarial selection. I ask a participant(p) to guess a number [1,10] repeatedly. After they guess a number, I immediately tell them my guess of their selected number. Immediately
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    by BucketSort 10y ago

    Someday we will draw the link between this area/program and AI. There's something deep here that has implications I don't think we understand.