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by leecho0 8y ago
The article claims that RL is simplistic because it uses an unreasonable amount of data. However, recent advances are significant because it uses unreasonable amount of data. As an example, I don't expect to be as good as Michael Jor
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by leecho0 10y ago
The autoencoder converts an image to a reduced code then back to the original image. The idea is similar to lossy compression, but it's geared specifically for the dataset that it's trained on. According to the defaults in the cod
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by leecho0 11y ago
I haven't read the paper, but according to the article, "The treatment, known as immunotherapy, uses the body's immune system to attack cancerous cells." Rather than trying to kill the cancerous cells, the drugs allow yo
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IBM's brain-inspired neurosynaptic chip(research.ibm.com)
2 points by leecho0 12y ago|0 comments
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by leecho0 13y ago
Which is why Line could really make it that big. Line competed and won against Whatsapp, Facebook messenger, Skype, etc for iOS and Android in many Asian countries (not just Japan and Korea). * It's a good product -- people like using
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by leecho0 15y ago
good points, #2 may be difficult for certain uses, since it's the system that displays the pop-up notification for push notification. But I agree it should be removed if possible. #6 can be done with how multitouch is handled, like the wris
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by leecho0 15y ago
are they open to visitors?
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Ask HN: Where to go in Silicon Valley
5 points by leecho0 15y ago|5 comments
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by leecho0 15y ago
Any thought about what to do if you didn't follow the advice? Our startup is 10 months in trying to convince a non-early adopter to buy our enterprise product. They want the product, but like the article claims, they are too risk adverse to
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Increase iPhone App Downloads by A/B Testing App Names(markj.net)
2 points by leecho0 16y ago|0 comments
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Protein Molecules of the Month (pdb.org)
1 points by leecho0 16y ago|0 comments
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Map multiple addresses from spreadsheets(batchgeo.com)
1 points by leecho0 16y ago|0 comments
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by leecho0 16y ago
I'm curious, how much faster would it run if these tests were written in native code?
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by leecho0 16y ago
bonus tip: don't forget to add: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- also, if you're using vim, make sure your encoding as well as your fileencoding are correct (they're different): set encoding=utf-8 set fileencoding=utf-8
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Making Sense of Python Unicode(lobstertech.com)
26 points by leecho0 16y ago|8 comments
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by leecho0 17y ago
Wealthy foreigners already do buy their way into the States through the EB-5 visa. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa The startup visa seeks to change the EB-5 visa to include people who aren't wealthy, but would also create jobs in t
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by leecho0 17y ago
So making a mobile OS and having image recognition technology makes Google likely to be at the center of the robotics industry? It seems like a stretch.
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by leecho0 17y ago
I'm quite confused by the technology behind this. I tried searching for "leather wallet," and it said that the term is being established, and currently has no results (while wallet gave me quite a few). Does this mean that you only index pi
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by leecho0 17y ago
So the rats were more stressed out from cold water than getting killed and getting their brains examined? interesting.
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by leecho0 17y ago
I think what you meant was that there is a huge gap between spoken languages and programming languages, feature wise. To make the argument more convincing, don't use English. The grammar is ambiguous. Lojban, a created language, is not. It
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by leecho0 17y ago
However, once programming languages reach a certain maturity, the marginal benefits of a better language will be dwarfed by the effort it would require to utilize it.
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by leecho0 17y ago
but it doesn't do a good job of explaining what to do when your database isn't up to date. Geo django also gives horrible error statements (none at all when the libraries aren't installed right).
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by leecho0 17y ago
replace threshold with parameter, classifiers may have different parameters other than threshold Area under ROC curves (AUC) are used to evaluate how good the model is considering many parameters can be chosen for it. However, when you actu
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by leecho0 17y ago
I think I might just have to try it out at home sometime. Anyone know what would make a good salt bridge that's semi permeable to na/cl (or how to treat the polystyrene)? Would an U shaped jello mixed with acid/base work?
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by leecho0 17y ago
Great idea! Instead of trying to fight osmosis, use it. It's one of those "why didn't I think of that" inventions.
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Google vs Microsoft, who will win?(lchou1.blogspot.com)
1 points by leecho0 17y ago|1 comments
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by leecho0 17y ago
I was wondering more about like regression of customer data, creating recommendation engines, or something along those lines.
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by leecho0 17y ago
I'm curious what you guys use ML for
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by leecho0 17y ago
Question, if a restaurant gets on it once, will it ever be able to get on again? If there's a "buzz" at a restaurant, there will be a lot of people there, and it will be harder to find a seat. Of course, it'll be a good sign if you have thi
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by leecho0 17y ago
Good points. Genetic testing is still at its infancy, so we really don't know that much about the relationship between genetic code and actual diseases. Very expensive large scale testing is needed to improve accuracy, so the best alternati

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