benjamta

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by benjamta 3mo ago
Playing about with a small side project that's spun out of a need to manage our board game nights better. Started as a spreadsheet, moved to notion database, now a web app. Idea is groups have collective libraries across members, and
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Let's Talk Knowledge Engineering(rainbird.ai)
2 points by benjamta 6mo ago|1 comments
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by benjamta 6mo ago
I've been banging the explicit encoding / knowledge engineering drum for years - I think now is a good time for many to look at Knowledge Engineering as a growing career option. We've put to together a series to try to give a
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by benjamta 2y ago
I also have fond memories of the Ridgeway, and especially the White Horse. As a kid we lived in a village 9 miles or so away (perhaps the same place as your dad?). I used to fly model rockets from the fields by the White Horse. And I'
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Salad Theory(saladtheory.github.io)
4 points by benjamta 3y ago|1 comments
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by benjamta 3y ago
A comprehensive, precise, and pedantic branch of set theory pertaining to food categorization.
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by benjamta 3y ago
https://www.bentaylor.co.uk Infrequently updated thoughts on photography, logic, open rights, canoe building and many other things.
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by benjamta 3y ago
Ha! Norfolk's a treasure trove of interesting place names. Wymondham also trips outsiders up. I was here for almost 20 years before I learnt that Heighham is pronounced as just "Ham".
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by benjamta 5y ago
Here’s a bit more about the Rainbird platform for those interested… The platform has two main parts: 1. The studio (an area where you can make visual decision-making models in a process similar to mind mapping) 2. The inference engine (whic
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Show HN: A (free) no-code intelligent decision-making automation app
5 points by benjamta 5y ago|1 comments
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by benjamta 6y ago
My kids love microbit - and have been hacking stuff on the platform since they were 7 or 8 years old. They’ve played with raspberry pi too, but Microbit is just so immediate. You write some code (or drag some blocks about), upload and it ju
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by benjamta 7y ago
This roundabout still gives me shudders after learning to drive (well trying to learn to drive) in Swindon in the 90s.
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by benjamta 7y ago
What a great film! Ilford are a fantastic company, they have managed to successfully ride out the rollercoaster the traditional film market has been through over the last couple of decades. Some years ago I was taken on a tour of their faci
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Arthur Eddington’s photograph of the 1919 solar eclipse(theguardian.com)
1 points by benjamta 7y ago|0 comments
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Explainable AI and the Rebirth of Rules(forbes.com)
4 points by benjamta 8y ago|0 comments
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by benjamta 8y ago
As a British company looking to enter the US, is there a preferred mechanism for seconding UK employees to a (currently non-existent) US entity?
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Apollo Code Developer Margaret Hamilton Receives Presidential Medal of Freedom(news.mit.edu)
1 points by benjamta 10y ago|0 comments
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Computer museum seeks BBC Micro fixers(bbc.co.uk)
34 points by benjamta 11y ago|9 comments
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by benjamta 11y ago
I love this - and it's a rPi case too!
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Rainbird (Techstars London, Winter 2014) are recruiting developers and testers(rainbird.ai)
7 points by benjamta 11y ago|0 comments
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Node Package Dependencies(rainbird.ai)
5 points by benjamta 12y ago|0 comments
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by benjamta 12y ago
We're using docker in part to get round the old 'works on my machine' problem: http://www.rainbird.ai/2014/08/works-machine/
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by benjamta 12y ago
I'm one of the co-founders in this project. Thanks for taking a look at Rainbird. Currently to integrate you'll either need to use our REST api or a Javascript agent - essentially a little themeable widget you can embed in your si
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Show HN: Rainbird – Easily build expert systems(rainbird.ai)
12 points by benjamta 12y ago|4 comments
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Eugene Goostman is a real boy – the Turing Test says so(theguardian.com)
1 points by benjamta 12y ago|0 comments
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by benjamta 12y ago
Absolutely love it - real great way to explore how all numbers are uniquely interesting.
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by benjamta 13y ago
Looks like a nice implementation, and I really love JetBrains products, but for me I just don't 'get' this (or most code completion in general). For me, and it is a personal thing, actually writing code - that is physically t
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by benjamta 13y ago
Really nice. I reckon this could be a nice learning tool too.
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by benjamta 13y ago
quite right - thanks for pointing that out :)
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by benjamta 13y ago
Exactly right. Fusion is not at all like nuclear fission. It's so incredibly hard to maintain the reaction that any catastrophic failure stops everything. There's no unrequested fission surplus situation possible here...

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