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primaryobjects
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This sounds like genetic algorithm programming (see my other comment below https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6080492 ). Writing a program consists of defining the end state. The GA then runs through thousands of epochs, g
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I'm still hoping for computer programs to be written without humans http://www.primaryobjects.com/CMS/Article149.aspx That was my initial experiment with self-programming AI, although ultimately, the fitness metho
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13y ago
SSL encrypts everything in the url after the ? so GET or POST matters little.
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An Intelligent Approach to Image Classification By Color
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Couldn't you also serialize the resulting model to JSON (including weights/values), stick that JSON hard-coded into your source, and deserialize at runtime to execute the model? This is how I typically deploy neural networks and o
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13y ago
I was just going to comment on the similarity as well. I think these built-in HTML5 editors are great, especially when they include persistence. For the node.js devs, I made a wrapper for Create.js http://github.com/primaryobjects/contentb
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13y ago
WhaleEye SEO Spider - http://www.whalei.com I created the same thing a year ago. I underestimated the CPU load and number of pages on many sites (especially e-commerce sites). It doesn't take many crawls to quickly fill a db.
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Show HN: ColorBot - Node.js, MongoDb, and Machine Learning
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I've been worried about this, ever since their acquisition. However, if they shutdown FeedBurner, there would be a LOT of broken links suddenly left on the web. Kind of like bit.ly or tinyurl suddenly disappearing. I imagine the public back
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I'm also taking the class. Just finished the logistic regression programming assignment. Great stuff. You can take those algorithms and kind of add a bit of magic to your software.
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Show HN: Simple Maze Solver
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++[>++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++<-]>.++++++. It would be nice if there was a url parameter to auto-populate the source code and run it. Generated the above with http://goo.gl/aD67C
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13y ago
This looks similar to the genetic algorithm technique I used for the AI Programmer project http://www.primaryobjects.com/CMS/Article149.aspx Genetic algorithms (and variants) can pick up some very interesting patterns for achieving the ta
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Your First Node.js Web Application in 15 Easy Steps
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It's nice, but I'm more of a fan of direct inline editing on the web page via HTML5 contenteditable=true. The Aloha Editor http://aloha-editor.org does this very well. I've actually just recently added their editor to my node.js mini cms,
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13y ago
Yep. https://github.com/primaryobjects/redant
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Nice job. I made almost the same exact interface a few months back in node.js + mongodb http://red-ant.herokuapp.com
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We have detected a security breach. Services are temporarily suspended
(instawallet.org)
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Pushing the Limits of Self-Programming Artificial Intelligence
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Genetic algorithms become programmers themselves
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Using Artificial Intelligence to Write Self-Modifying/Improving Programs
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I've actually written a search crawler for clinicaltrials.gov. Their XML format is fairly convenient for parsing. I never thought for mining those types of data-points though. I suppose you could look at the study completion status and whet
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Simple editable CMS content blocks in node.js with Create.js
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Instead of just posting the values to the server, why don't you pass the element IDs as well? You can then name your "link" elements with a key substring that matches the parent element. When you get your postback, you can match the "links"
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Visual Studio 2012 Notepad++ Web Server (IIS, Apache, Node, etc) Photoshop/Paint.NET Chrome Firefox Internet Explorer Safari CDN links for jQuery http://jquery.com/download CDN links for jQuery UI http://jqueryui.com (bottom of page) jQ
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Wow, 249 added. And a friendly mix of script injection, iframes, css, and image tags (had to disable the inline script tags because the redirects made people unable to see the data). Someone even changed the background image of the Webshell
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I played with it @ http://webshell.io/prototype/Njc5Z/7 It seems to work. This uses a REST service I recently wrote in node.js + mongodb. Edit: 14 people click the link and hit Run, but no one changes the text? Come on. I wrote a second l
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MVC Forms Authentication and Storing Data in the Cookie
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Creating Windows 8 Live Tile Notifications with WinRT
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A simple Javascript method for reading POST data in Node.js
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