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biomimic
12y ago
Many things can be learned from what's inside Google, Apple, IBM patents. Learn from what inside patents. It's a great way to spark ideas as opposed to going in blind.
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biomimic
12y ago
Of course we do. It's also a must. It's a requirement for any progress related to space travel and in relation to populating other planets. It's amazing that this is and still is, a question. The real question here is - does
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biomimic
12y ago
Very true. Most of it has to do with coding that involves prediction, statistical analysis, vector similarity and other experimental techniques that involve approaches outside the box of formal methods encapsulated in off-the-shelf librarie
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biomimic
12y ago
There are two options: A) Live B) Die Choose your poison, however, living long enough to fight for a chance to change, defeat or restructure that poison, in whatever form it comes, is what I choose. Choice B) does not give you that option u
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biomimic
12y ago
Giving up is not an option.
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biomimic
12y ago
I've been giving this some thought and have some ideas on a few directions we can go in. For example, cognitive biomimicry/AI can be trained to predict certain things like answering "What is the capitol of Austria?" With
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biomimic
12y ago
See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V48M5j-6zdE and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbYgza4NNk8 To name some of the top roadblocks: - Cellular garbage collection - Inner-workings of Mitochondria and cell d
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biomimic
12y ago
http://calicolabs.com http://humanlongevity.com http://genopharmix.com http://sens.org http://buckinstitute.org
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biomimic
12y ago
How about including this context-controllable content summarizer: http://genopharmix.com/TuataraSum
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biomimic
12y ago
Wider scope.
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biomimic
12y ago
Thanks and I agree that historical performance metrics would be a great indication of returns. What I'd like to do would be to create a system that processes 5 years worth of historical data, gathers all symbols that have had spikes up
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biomimic
12y ago
http://www.cymetica.com/recommend/app/hidden_connections?que...
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biomimic
12y ago
Yes, I can discuss the underlying technology. Much of it is based on building large vectors similar to word2vec but much more exhaustive in terms of rich, scored and ranked vectors. Comparing vectors for similarity is almost as important as
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12y ago
Yawn.
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biomimic
12y ago
Show me how you back test for manipulation I'd love to incorporate that into my system! Don't forget to read that paper above by Gur Huberman. Good starting point. More slopppy+---adsf language for you...::: How Brokers Can Avoid
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biomimic
12y ago
Should be done by tomorrow!
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biomimic
12y ago
When trading real money in a real market, predictions based on historical data go out the window. Historical data will never be able to truly simulate manipulation or sympathetic, symbiotic or parasitic relationships. Ever back-test a tradi
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biomimic
12y ago
SEEKING WORK & SEEKING FREELANCER Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Technologies: Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Partnership & Business Development, Sales &a
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biomimic
12y ago
This is actually fairly hilarious.
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biomimic
12y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Partnership & Business Development, Sales & Marketing
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biomimic
12y ago
GenoPharmix - San Francisco Bay Area - Customized solutions for advanced Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning and Predictive Analytics Openings include: - Partnership & Business Development - Sale
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12y ago
Tcl is perfect for rapid application development and proof of concept algorithm innovations. Used it to develop search engines, pattern matchers and other analytics related to text mining and knowledge discovery. The R&D100 award was wo
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12y ago
In your experience, besides efficiency, speed, stability, scalability, robustness and the like, what is the effect on true innovation or doing something groundbreaking?
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The CEO of Reddit Is Also on Trial – On Reddit
(recode.net)
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Time slows down today.
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Have a scientific problem? Steal an answer from nature
(arstechnica.com)
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Cognitive Computing researcher here. This system utilizes vector space and is based on a development at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234.
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Ask HN: Anyone have a Co-founder Memorandum of Understanding laying around?
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biomimic
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Nice work on behalf of David Blei.
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12y ago
Also refer to the movie "Computer Chess" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Chess_%28film%29
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