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SergeyHack

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    Comment #42014743

    For me it feels like Google is adding "buy" keyword to every search. Part of the answer is here - https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/

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    Comment #42012099

    The same here. It helps my slow autistic context switching a lot. It's easier for me to recognize the ideas, concepts, keywords it has written than to recall them from memory when …

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    Comment #33757307

    > You absolutely do feel the same feelings consuming porn as you do actually engaging in sex I can't believe someone says this. It's so not true in my experience. These feelings ha…

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    Comment #30896270

    +1. Here in Ukraine we see the same reasoning in Russian posts written by Kremlin trolls while they wage their information war against us.

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    Comment #29569020

    The usual companies may not have ethics as you write, but politically motivated company can easily embed "ethics" in a recommendation engine like that.

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    Comment #22672467

    Vipassana meditation to reveal fears and other mental processes that are hidden. Also to repair focus disseminated by the modern culture of constant distractions. Even 15 minute se…

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    Comment #21997137

    Interesting, could you give more details on that?

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    Comment #16375618

    Really great end-to-end write up. Just a few things: in general case it's better not to use MSE after sigmoid due to slow convergence. And "logits" variable is not logits actually,…

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    Comment #12229102

    Sounds interesting. Can these tools work on character n-grams as FastText does?

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    Comment #12179859

    Not quite about creating synonyms, but in the same area there is Semantic Vectors https://github.com/semanticvectors/semanticvectors . They process Lucene index and create embedded…

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    Comment #11319226

    Imagine live edit of your video conversations, that attaches joyful emotions to any mention of an advertised brand.

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    Comment #11001898

    Smarter agriculture. How to make Permaculture commercially viable while keeping it as ecological as possible. The current agriculture is quite bad for soils and puts many chemicals…

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    Comment #10724576

    I've heard a number of times that proper water fasting can heal diabetes. P.S. Absolute fasting can be dangerous.

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    Comment #10252999

    I like this one "Why Android Will Soon Become Apple’s Most Important Thing I’ve Ever Done."

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    Comment #9994917

    The 6th point is very interesting: "Adversarial examples generalize across models trained to perform the same task, even if those models have different architectures and were train…

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    Comment #9897828

    "HOW TO CRAWL MARKETS" section has good tips for general crawling as well.

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    Comment #9702025

    To really feel the difference you have to work on complex logic. It's easy to be under illusion that you can create everything using a verbose language. At some point the complex s…

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    Comment #9630151

    I wonder what new possibilities for total spying this approach enables.

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    Comment #9080369

    You can try to find a dataset that contains the equal number of positive and negative documents (sentences, etc.) and use it as the validation set. I.e. to tune your hyperparameter…

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    Comment #9080336

    I like your "2." suggestion more, because the initial sentiment score distribution can be not normal. So there is an option to try making it normal by taking logarithm for example …