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bdod6
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Doowii | Remote (US) | Full-time | https://doowii.io Doowii is building an “AI operating layer” for education analytics: connect your institution’s systems (SIS/LMS/CRM), and non-technical teams can ask questions, expl
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1y ago
An even better post here on how the Flynn Effect and Reverse Flynn Effect was never real in the first place: https://www.cremieux.xyz/p/the-demise-of-the-flynn-effect
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hi lancefit, you might be interested in looking at doowii.io as well. I'm the CEO, and you can email me at ben [at] doowii [dot] io
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Show HN: Explore IPEDS data with NLU interface
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Doowii | Full Stack Engineer | Remote (US) | Full-Time Doowii is on a mission to empower educators with AI-driven data analytics solutions that enhance educational outcomes. We’re a rapidly growing EdTech startup that recently closed a $4.1
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Doowii | Full Stack Engineer | Remote (US) | Full-Time Doowii is on a mission to empower educators with AI-driven data analytics solutions that enhance educational outcomes. We’re a rapidly growing EdTech startup that recently closed a $4.1
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Doowii raises $4.1M to create an AI data scientist for Education
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We are flexible depending on timezone
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Doowii | Remote, US | Full-Time | Senior Backend Software Engineer At Doowii (doowii.io), we're on a mission to change education with data. We need a Senior Backend Software Engineer who's eager to tackle backend challenges, from
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4y ago
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6y ago
I don't understand the obsession with ClickHouse. While it seems like it fits this particular use case, it still deals with the same limitations and challenges of columnar DBs. Your queries will be very fast with counts/averages,
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6y ago
Congrats team!
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7y ago
Can someone explain how this is more powerful than someone use an Python/R based workflow? E.g., I currently use a combination .ipynb, python scripts, and RStudio and this feels like it covers everything I need for any data science pro
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Adapting Video Encoding to Specific Audiences
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The Psychology of Why Cons Work
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I had this exact same thought when I read the headline. It seems like MS and others are viewing ML as a similar opportunity to Big Data/BI ten years ago. You saw the "democratization of data" as people with little technical s
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A lot of that speculative growth comes from Turkey's comparatively younger population (hence more productive hours worked each day), and their continued population growth. Germany's demographics are sliding the other way, with an
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8y ago
Are you sure? 25,000 employees * 12 months * 1000 = 300 million in economic activity. Obviously not all 25000 employees would get an extra 1k, but the point being...these things can scale significantly when you're talking about Amazon.
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The issue I'm having with this comparison is that you are equating the "nights stayed" with the points earned (the more accurate currency). >They each have a rewards program which grants one free night for every night stay
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This sounds like a misinterpretation of Gresham's Law. That's specifically talking about currency, which I suppose in this case would be the reward points. There is no "good" vs "bad" version of the currency th
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How rebuffering affects watch time
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Mux wrote a blog post about this too: https://mux.com/blog/how-we-used-machine-learning-to-predict... Using machine learning to parse text helps, but it's still not a perfect solution.
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ICML 2018 Trip Report
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ride sharing isn't exactly very profitable at the moment. I don't think the revenue would offset the additional engineering/product costs of just running the rideshare service, much less the cost of testing.
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Better video quality through deep learning
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Author here: please feel free to ask any questions/comments on our methodology. I designed the neural net, which is basically video classification mapped to bitrate-ladders. Interested in any feedback!
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Better video quality through deep learning
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For anyone interested in additional research and debate on this topic, I'd recommend watching Pinker and Spelke's excellent debate on Youtube. As some might remember, in 2005 Larry Summers was fired from Harvard for making similar
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whoosh.
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9y ago
We're not sure about the copyright, but that's something we will look at doing if that's not an issue.
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