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Show HN: AI-Powered Research Platform for Covid-19(doqume.com)
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Europe of Startup Accelerators: Most Active Startup Programs in Each Country(blog.doqume.com)
4 points by thecodingmonk 7y ago|0 comments
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by thecodingmonk 7y ago
Thanks for the question, whitten! You raise a very interesting point. We definitely plan to contribute information back to Wikidata and, in fact, we already did as part of our experiment. We contributed more than a thousand edits, mainly on
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by thecodingmonk 7y ago
Thanks a lot, freediver! This is Francesco, co-founder. We are using Entity Linking to detect entities in text. The algorithm takes into account context to disambiguate words, i.e., in "Mercury is a chemical element with the symbol Hg
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Oxford Comma(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: How much should you worry about patents when developing a product?
10 points by thecodingmonk 8y ago|1 comments
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
> Techstars contributes $20,000, which is commonly used as a stipend to support living expenses during the program, and in return receives 6% common stock from each company. I was considering Techstars, but the deal looks kind of unappea
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Ask HN: What are the best European accelerators/incubators?
1 points by thecodingmonk 8y ago|2 comments
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Just got the rejection mail, good luck everybody!
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
It's just one of the examples that came to my mind and that I thought was good. From what I know people working in pharma routinely have to search thousands of documents (e.g., research articles) looking for information.
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Well, you can obtain these results with Google, but not really in most scenarios. For example, if you search "cities in Palestine with more than 1000 inhabitants" you will get lists of cities in Palestine and things like that, but
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
We are working on Doqume ( http://doqume.com ) It is an enterprise search engine which departs from traditional keyword-based search in order to provide an easier way to run complex, semantic queries on huge collections of text do
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Doqume.com A semantic search engine for documents, which makes data and information discovery more efficient We are currently working on improving the MVP and contacting potential customers for feedback
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
This also happens very frequently when I'm connected through a VPN. Must be that the IP is blacklisted or something, but basically there's no way to go past the captcha because it will keep showing images to validate forever.
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
I see many people here complaining about this feature, and while I completely agree with them I also find it difficult to imagine an effective way to clearly explain these concerns to a random average user with limited to no knowledge of co
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
What happened in Lisbon?
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think that's relevant: if you open your service to EU users you have to comply to GDPR as far as their data is concerned. Am I missing something here?
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Doqume ( http://doqume.com ) It's a way to search text documents by specifying complex semantic conditions on items that have to be matched instead of simple keywords. I think it's interesting because 1) it is challengin
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
I'm curious what these simulations are about, would you care to elaborate?
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Can you use WolframAlpha to search news articles mentioning "members of al-qaeda" or scientific papers mentioning any "drug for the treatment of schizophrenia"?
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Ask HN: Who may benefit from this advanced text search functionality?
2 points by thecodingmonk 8y ago|2 comments
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Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuaki(en.wikipedia.org)
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Sure, the company is Babelscape ( http://babelscape.com ). For the translation tasks you can find massive parallel dataset with several language pairs at http://opus.nlpl.eu/ , the other two things that you mention
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
I work in NLP at a company that actually develops language agnostic solutions, but I'm not aware of any open-source tool that can do this. Nonetheless, if you can be more specific about what kind of tools you are looking for maybe I ca
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by thecodingmonk 8y ago
Please consider putting some code snippets in the home page, I needed I don't know how many clicks to find a random code snippet to look at in the docs.
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by thecodingmonk 9y ago
We're looking for feedback on this new project that we managed to develop in a three-day rush. The concept is simple: users can compete in our daily leaderboards of arcade games (as of now we just have one but we plan on scaling up) by
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Show HN: CryptoArcade.io, play arcade games with crypto currencies(cryptoarcade.io)
3 points by thecodingmonk 9y ago|1 comments
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by thecodingmonk 11y ago
We put the login with Facebook as the only option because we use the information about movies the user liked to provide better customized results. We realized that this was potentially going to lose us some users, and we kind of put it here
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Show HN: TheMovieBro, a movie recommendation app based on a few simple questions(themoviebro.com)
3 points by thecodingmonk 11y ago|2 comments
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Building a simple language identification system from scratch in Ruby(thecodingmonk.net)
2 points by thecodingmonk 12y ago|0 comments

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