MrMattWright

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by MrMattWright 1y ago
I have some experience here (built : https://www.simmons-simmons.com/en/products/trademark-rocket... ) which as an ML trademark predictor that lawyers use. There's nothing explicitly stopping people trademarki
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by MrMattWright 3y ago
The sites serving me up a 500 internal server error - which you know - I guess fits the title :)
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Modular Raises 100M(techcrunch.com)
2 points by MrMattWright 3y ago|1 comments
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Why I attended PyLadies London as a man(medium.com)
1 points by MrMattWright 8y ago|0 comments
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by MrMattWright 9y ago
Yep, that was pretty much it. Price wars over BPipe vs Retuers. "You mean I have to pay twice? Once for my desktop and once for this BPipe thing, and that costs whhhhhaaat? How much?" Also it's not quite as terrifying as firm
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by MrMattWright 9y ago
Just for fun I have a couple of nice Excel based stories from my time in Investment Banking. Story 1: I Inherited a system once that had 1000s (yes thousands) of excel spreadsheets checked into SourceSafe (yes Source Safe) each sheet repres
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by MrMattWright 9y ago
Oh thanks for reminding me, I did look at that a while ago, it's absolutely great. The transforming steps are amazing. Time to have another look at it. Exploratory.io is similar (nice transformation steps using dplyr) but for me it was
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by MrMattWright 9y ago
This is absolutely terrific! I often work with csv or tsv and large data, and I just want to quickly look at it without loading excel or exporting to google sheets. https://atom.io/packages/tablr Tablr for Atom is good
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by MrMattWright 10y ago
I wondered for a long time about the anniversary thing, then actually went and did some analysis on it. Looking at the data, it shows that people mostly tend to do leave jobs on year boundaries so contacting and targeting people at that tim
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
http://www.amazon.com/The-4-Hour-Chef-Learning-Anything/dp/0... is quite fun and as much a book about learning to learn as about cooking. It's sort of a hackers guide to cooking. Or agreed...Jamie is a good s
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A 2014 playlist and reading list for our startup(medium.com)
1 points by MrMattWright 12y ago|0 comments
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
A lot of it is encapsulated in my talk at a neo4j meetup: https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/5179-private-social-net... Which was a while ago (April), I'll be doing a new one soon with what we have learnt since
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Inspired to do: Connected http://www.amazon.com/Connected-Surprising-Networks-Friends-... I was utterly amazed by the concept of Social Network Analysis, how emotion travels through a network, how the 6 degrees thing works
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
What do you think of http://www.fatmap.com ? Similar thing. I have seen a demo of this on mobile and it's pretty impressive. Also http://techcrunch.com/2014/12/01/fatmap-raises-seed-funding-..
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Yep you're right. If you could see my face now, it would be red :)
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Ok, we're so doing that! I have the perfect picture of a monkey or maybe a nice cat gif :)
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Distributed Graph Processing in Neo4j(github.com)
2 points by MrMattWright 12y ago|0 comments
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Cool, we are in Southwark, doing a bunch of graph visualisation stuff ( http://blog.stitched.io/ ), so come by for a beer at some point, would be good to chat.
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Sentiment.js (which is what we used in devwax and I am guessing the same here) is just AFINN based Sentiment. https://www.npmjs.org/package/sentiment which you can customize. So in our case we added things like {"b
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by MrMattWright 12y ago
Cool! Hey, that's very funny.... We did the same with Tweets and Surfing. http://devwax.herokuapp.com/ from the meetup: http://www.meetup.com/DevWax/ . It was all done in a weekend with some drinki