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melipone
10y ago
Hope that does not replace Medicare!
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melipone
10y ago
"Machine learning explained to my girlfriend" is a show stopper. How can we have this kind of sexist attitude in 2016? I will denounce all such posts. This is not PC, it's stopping bigotry wherever it lives.
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melipone
11y ago
What I got was that the rapid emergence of biological feedback was essential for regularizing climate which in turn enabled life on earth to evolve. In a way, life itself enabled life on earth. It's the rarity of this emergence that is
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melipone
11y ago
Lisp has been around a while. Java has been around a while. Clojure is the perfect combination and I predict it will be around a while. It's exhilarating to program in Clojure. That's the only word I can find to describe what I fe
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melipone
11y ago
Lisp has been around a while, Java has been around a while. Clojure is the perfect combination and I predict it will be around a while.
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melipone
11y ago
Genial! I've used AT&T text synthetizer before to learn to pronounce certain phrases and that works well too.
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11y ago
I like that the article mentioned the difference between privacy and secrecy. I've been struggling with that for a while. What is private is secret but what is secret (a secret recipe, for example) is not necessarily private. But in so
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11y ago
There is a petition on whitehouse.gov to get free identity theft insurance coverage for life: https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/provide-lifetime-i...
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11y ago
Remind me of the little schemer. How about a "The little clojurist" book?
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12y ago
It seems to me it's more about the effects of AI on people and society than about AI itself.
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12y ago
Is that him who wants students to drop out of college? And he went to Stanford ... What a hypocrite!
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12y ago
I stopped reading where it says that SVM is used for big data. SVM can only process about 10000 examples.
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12y ago
It can certainly replace an optometrist. I really don't trust those doctors with binary search (better/not better) :-)
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melipone
12y ago
It's funny that dogs love to go on a walk too. All the different smells are so stimulating for them.
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12y ago
That was my first Lisp book 30 years ago already.
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12y ago
Is there a time limit to this course or is it self-paced?
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12y ago
I love orgmode mysef. I was going to ask to make an export to orgmode format
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12y ago
How are the categories obtained?
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13y ago
It does not work for technical papers but if I am struggling with forming a sentence, I'll certainly keep it in mind.
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melipone
13y ago
CL in the 21st Century is Clojure.
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13y ago
Actually, I had a paper some time ago already on the issue of combining preferences with optimization (shameless plug). http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16703681/homepage/mabrams...
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melipone
13y ago
But war drives technology.
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melipone
13y ago
Not sure, but I heard that the book, "Guns, Germs, and Steel" by Jared Diamond addresses this question.
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13y ago
IMHO, it's not which accents are strong enough. It's the baggage that an accent brings. Yes, people pattern match an accent but not just the words. For example, the content of what a woman with a strong French accent says will be
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13y ago
Yes, there is also something similar in game theory. You're losing if your adversary reduces your branching factor.
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14y ago
Lisp is "cognitively" different from, say, c, Java, and python. It's like learning a new language. How long will it take you to be fluent in Arabic? It takes 5 years. But the best part is that after 5 years, you won't forget it. I've manage
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14y ago
How will this help "paving the way for Artificial intelligence"? We already have neural networks as a computational metaphor for the brain. I doubt we will find new metaphors. I doubt we will learn new computational tricks. Please enlight m
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14y ago
You can already do that with the auto-expire option in gnus with emacs.
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14y ago
what are the different types the page classifier returns?
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melipone
14y ago
Which class is that? udacity or coursera?
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