emrgx

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by emrgx 9y ago
Fair enough. Not endorsing the idea of Cicada but it does open up an interesting conversation about the future of the internet. Can we really say "nope, the internet is good enough." That like saying "nope the horse and buggy
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by emrgx 9y ago
White paper: https://github.com/the-laughing-monkey/cicada-platform/blob/...
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Cicada – Decentralized Application and Direct Democracy Platform(iamcicada.com)
28 points by emrgx 9y ago|32 comments
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Neuralink(waitbutwhy.com)
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Ask HN: Near future SF anthologies?
10 points by emrgx 9y ago|1 comments
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by emrgx 10y ago
I'm putting together a monthly newsletter featuring stories of the trials and triumphs of technological innovation in complex, regulated industries. Why? Because hard problems are not easily solved, but they’re worth doing. The first
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Show HN: Covering technological innovation in complex, regulated industries(hardtechnologyproblems.com)
3 points by emrgx 10y ago|1 comments
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by emrgx 10y ago
Can you share some insights...what made you guys decide to go into consulting?How did you land your first client? Any lessons learned? Best of luck.
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Why nothing works anymore(google.com)
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by emrgx 10y ago
Hey a 1000 active users is great. Well done. Maybe show challenges that have active discussions on the front page to showcase your active user base?
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by emrgx 10y ago
Haven't had a chance to play with it yet but clicked around and it looks interesting. I like the idea of users posting their own coding challenges. The one thing I noticed this suffers from is a lack of a community base. Just clicking
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Ask HN: Any particular journalists you read and why?
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Right to Repair(motherboard.vice.com)
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Engineers create artificial skin that can detect temperature change(caltech.edu)
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by emrgx 10y ago
Neo4j handles read/write seamlessly I have found, but I'm only around 10,000 nodes and 20,000+ edges. I've heard use cases for Neo4j in the range of 50M+ nodes. My position on this is not whether Neo4j can handle it but wheth
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by emrgx 10y ago
Discourse has devolved so much it is going to be tough getting people to debate respectfully around different viewpoints. It might be better to recruit a handful of people who can set the tone for these debates and then eventually open it u
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by emrgx 10y ago
Alchemy is doing all the NLP. Each article is extracted for concepts and entities (as defined by Alchemy in their documentation). I normalize each term that is extracted in order to prevent duplicates (there are some duplicates that still s
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by emrgx 10y ago
Hi HN: I built a curative news feed covering advancements in technology and global issues. I'm utilizing Neo4j and AlchemyAPI, as well as some custom code, to create a knowledge graph in the background. Have a few ideas of additional f
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Show HN: I built a news aggregator/knowledge graph(emergentdata.co)
4 points by emrgx 10y ago|5 comments
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The brain uses REM sleep to cut unneeded connections(arstechnica.com)
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by emrgx 10y ago
+1 for Neo4j and the web GUI. I use it on my side project. Cypher is very easy to learn. If your data is highly relational its a good choice.
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President Xi's speech to Davos in full(weforum.org)
2 points by emrgx 10y ago|0 comments
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by emrgx 10y ago
Thank you!
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Ask HN: Top researchers in AI or Bionics?
2 points by emrgx 10y ago|3 comments
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Who Owns CRISPR?(labnews.co.uk)
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by emrgx 10y ago
The Information by James Gleick. It is a good read on how information has changed humanity and is still doing so.
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Rhinos Use Poop Piles Like a Social Network(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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by emrgx 10y ago
I Was just thinking of something similar today. I was reading a blog tutorial on a tool I am unfamiliar with but want to learn. The whole time I was wondering if this author knew what he was talking about. It would be nice to have a vetted
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by emrgx 10y ago
It seems like a lot of people are moving into the space to be the provider for creating structured data. I haven't seen any applications that are building a knowledge graph like Google for other to build applications on top of. Google
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Ask HN: Any open access alternatives to Google's knowledge graph?
2 points by emrgx 10y ago|5 comments

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