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Lotfi Zadeh has died
(engineering.berkeley.edu)
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zeratul
9y ago
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zeratul
10y ago
Ask HN: Could you suggest a fast library for converting documents into a sparse matrix representation (e.g., COO or CSR) in any programming language? I'm guessing C beats most of the implementation? But there is also the issue of effic
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zeratul
10y ago
99.3% accuracy is not that great. Currently the best performer on this data set has 99.77% accuracy: http://yann.lecun.com/exdb/mnist/
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Ozobot 2.0 – tiny robots for education
(ozobot.com)
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10y ago
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General purpose AI from IBM Watson team as an online teaching assistant
(singularityhub.com)
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Free Google Deep Dream Image Generator
(deepdreamgenerator.com)
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10y ago
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OpenCPU – An API for Embedded Scientific Computing
(opencpu.org)
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11y ago
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zeratul
12y ago
Many points raised here are valid concerns and should be addressed by the data scientists when designing the system. Let's just not forget about the positives here: there is a company that openly uses term "A.I." and raised a
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zeratul
12y ago
Brendangregg, do you know if anyone tried to use this platform to predict failures or DDOS attacks ahead of time? Or it is not feasible with this API? Thanks.
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12y ago
To Ryan Kirkman and Thomas Davis: could you make some of the data freely available to the Natural Language Processing community? If this is something that interests people, then it will be worth the time to automate this process. I suspect
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zeratul
12y ago
I think no one is like Ed. There maybe be 25% of programmers that have a long standing experience, even with the new tools, but they don't share wisdom like Ed does. Ed why can't you have your own company? Why can't you be th
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Challenging IBM's Watson, DataRPM Reveals Its “Sherlock” Interface
(venturebeat.com)
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12y ago
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zeratul
12y ago
S.A. is talking about general-purpose AI (position 2 in the RFS). This means processing natural language. There is a lot of progress but it's just slow so it's almost invisible. Also it's a very difficult field of science. No
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Tour of pyramids of Giza using Google Maps street view
(google.com)
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12y ago
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zeratul
12y ago
Maybe it's also good idea to revisit the reason why these systems are not widely in use. They all operate under so called "closed-world" assumptions. It means that the knowledge about the world is very limited. Once the limit
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zeratul
12y ago
Entangld, this is a great app. I hope you will find some time for healing. Stress burns the mind in the same way as physical activity burns the muscle. At some point you need to give your mind a rest. I suggest this book: http://
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zeratul
12y ago
I think posts like that should be accompanied with some tools that help to deal with grief or suicidal thinking. Here is an online grief support group: http://www.onlinegriefsupport.com/ Here is a phone number to a grief co
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zeratul
12y ago
I also saw ~7000 visits first day but that was in 2012. Here are some conclusions of my web traffic analysis: https://github.com/entaroadun/hnpickup/wiki/Hacker-News-Pick... Here are multiple screen shots of
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Lumia 530: the powerful entry to windows phone for 100 euros
(conversations.nokia.com)
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12y ago
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Amazon Game Studios Introduces New Games Exclusively for Fire Phone
(games.amazon.com)
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12y ago
I would say that this is true for unstructured data that does not have availability of experts who participated in the creation of that data. I noticed that by talking with the domain experts, for example radiologists that read head MRIs, y
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Kindle Unlimited
(amazon.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I agree. What the internet needs is semantics not regular expressions. If there is a need for regular expression, it's only because semantics is not working, for example, the search engine does not have all the synonyms so I might writ
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Toyota + IBM = mobile apps for in-car services platform
(www-03.ibm.com)
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12y ago
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New Entry Level 21.5-inch iMac
(apple.com)
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12y ago
You might be onto something. Could this be easily converted into an annotation tool for machine learning purposes? It looks like you could use it to annotate images and text. You need an interface to create annotation schema. Then, you need
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13y ago
Please let us know. I think they are using their own internal lat/lon mapping to encode images. I was able to get some images using their API: https://ddnhehdam2vn0.cloudfront.net/malaysiaair2014_02/18/2...
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Visualization of data in healthcare [pdf]
(chcf.org)
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13y ago
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How many Earths?
(exoplanets.newscientistapps.com)
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New Amazon EC2 High Storage Instances
(phx.corporate-ir.net)
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zeratul
14y ago
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