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by anaphoric 4y ago
Actually the port to Quest 2 Browser was fairly straightforward. Mostly there seems to be some slight differences with event handling. Needed to condition react code on contents of navigator.userAgent and thus specialize for Quest 2 browser
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Natural Language to SQL in the Metaverse(youtube.com)
1 points by anaphoric 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Natural Language to SQL(youtube.com)
2 points by anaphoric 4y ago|0 comments
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by anaphoric 4y ago
Hi Guys, has anyone seen a natural language interface to track ones carbon footprint? I developed the one in the link. I am wondering if similar work has been done in the quantified self area. I use this system everyday and it works for me
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Tracking Consumption via a Natural Language Interface(youtube.com)
2 points by anaphoric 4y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: A Natural Language Interface to Crunchbase(youtube.com)
1 points by anaphoric 4y ago|0 comments
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A Natural Language Interface to Crunchbase(youtube.com)
1 points by anaphoric 4y ago|1 comments
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by anaphoric 4y ago
Hi Guys, let me know if anyone wants to build a natural language interface over their SQL database. We can help. We have launched and have a free tier option on AWS. Now we are looking for more users to iterate with. Any other feedback welc
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by anaphoric 6y ago
OK I updated to include last digit and penultimate digit analyses. Essentially identical slightly skewed distribution for Biden and Trump. Go to site and see. Conclusion: Enron type fraud detection does not yield a signal on USA county tall
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A Natural Language Interface to Election Results(benford-county.info)
1 points by anaphoric 6y ago|2 comments
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by anaphoric 16y ago
I agree with you 100% and am willing to take the down votes. This is extremely obnoxious and I would think that LinkedIn is afraid that people will leave the site in droves if this is allowed to continue...
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by anaphoric 16y ago
Is wealth/poverty relative or absolute? I think most people would be happier if they saw it in more absolute terms. I have witnessed wealthy people made to feel like paupers when a yet more wealthy person puts on a display that they can't a
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by anaphoric 16y ago
Great! Thanks.
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by anaphoric 16y ago
Dear All, there is a chance that some of you may remember me from before: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=275973 It's a long story, but the short of it is that circumstances forced me to follow option #2. I have open sourced the syste
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C-Phrase: A natural language interface to databases under BSD(code.google.com)
27 points by anaphoric 16y ago|7 comments
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by anaphoric 16y ago
Sorry, you are right. I misspoke. He rather has 'anarchist' leanings. He is against "systems of domination without justification". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2G6kf7XM9Nk Chomsky has a complex position that defies quick labels. I
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by anaphoric 16y ago
I used to know Jim Buckmaster, the CEO of CL back in the day in Ann Arbor. He dated my sister for several years. Any ways Jim is a really smart and together guy, and I would suspect in his heart that he takes a pretty dim view of people who
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by anaphoric 18y ago
No offense, but I don't believe you. I think you are spoofing HN. On the very small chance you are telling the truth, I would say diversify your investments and keep your mouth shut. And then start ramblin'
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by anaphoric 18y ago
> Personally, I'd rather have one guy who works 4 hours a day that's > passionate about programming then 2 of your non-loafers. They tend to > cause me the most work in the end. ;-) absolutely. I agree 100%.
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by anaphoric 18y ago
Certainly there are cases such as you describe. But when I am working on a team, I would prefer not to do so with 'four hour work week' types. I know a loafer when I see one. ;-)
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by anaphoric 18y ago
What would you fellow workers say about you? I have worked with people doing the 4 hour work week and honestly I can't say I was impressed. Kills the morale around the office when you work with loafers...
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by anaphoric 18y ago
While I am sure we can all relate to your viewpoint, I think it's basically destructive to yourself and others. You claim to "have too much of a conscience", but then you seem to be alright with working 2-6 hours and being paid for 40. Now
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by anaphoric 18y ago
I agree with you to a point. But people can 'survive' on a dollar a day if they have to. Food, water and air is all we really need.
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by anaphoric 18y ago
Yes... I have seen this type of situation before. Is this a semantic web project? Look I will be direct. Do you have an advisor yet? Is there anyone who you want to work with at the institution? Is it politically possible for you to switch
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Basic HMM algorithms in Lisp?
3 points by anaphoric 18y ago|1 comments
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by anaphoric 18y ago
Students often express a vague interest in LISP when I teach AI. It would indeed be nice to have an extra book to loan out.
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by anaphoric 18y ago
Plot thickens... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1584076/Felix-Dennis-...
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by anaphoric 18y ago
thank god for recess! And school wasn't so bad. I mostly have happy memories (I guess I have forgot the bad ones). Still I remember being so envious of the dog. I was forced to walk a mile through the snow/rain at 7 am and the dog just got
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by anaphoric 18y ago
Hi Peter, > this system has a looong way to go yes it does... Natural language interfaces are a very hard area. Lots of failed attempts (e.g. MS EnglishQuery). This in fact is what attracted me to the area. If as a researcher I can help
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by anaphoric 18y ago
OK, yes, someone's query busted the system down. But it's up again now.

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