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hellameta

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    Comment #12915461

    Just FYI be careful some of the numbers are definitely mixed. This can't be right... Registered Democrat 89 % 9 % Registered Republican 90 % 7 %

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    Comment #12818280

    IRC? Is there more to this?...

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    Comment #12602747

    Those sound like features that would be perfect for a learning model, otherwise you're stuck hardcoding the conditions and thresholds, no? edit: anyway, besides the point.. I just …

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    Comment #12602739

    Well, not surprised of course! Anyway, perhaps I'm just a simple man, ... besides searching the web, I think that's the best AI type feature for the consumer yet!

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    Comment #12602677

    I'm surprised at this "Apple not AI" narrative. I've had Google Maps & Waze on my iPhone for years and neither of them seamlessly turned on "where did I park my car" feature. I jus…

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    Comment #12547517

    This is quite insane. Is it too early to toss around the idea that the US government is slowly trying to take over the banking system?

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    Comment #12393477

    there are no bad ideas. even this one.

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    Comment #12345800

    Perhaps what isn't said is that Mu-nan understood he was no good to his family and decided it would be best for him to leave. I wouldn't conclude that the actions are self-absorbed…

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    Comment #12257934

    > It's learning the meaning of words, and the relationships between them. It's learning a meaning, not the meaning. It's just a probabilistic model for the occurrence of a word bas…

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    Comment #12210583

    Wow this 'method' broke my heart :)

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    Comment #12143718

    Not to be picky, but if you're trying to do (6), forget about trying to do (1) & (2)

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    Comment #12133455

    I actually make private Facebook wall posts to myself. It's great, easy to see and scroll through any time, and I can also add my friends individually (or a list of them) at a time…

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    Comment #12093989

    You should get some musical instruments in the home if you don't already. This goes a long way!

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    Comment #12072372

    How about taking into account how consumption of this content has changed? This kind of stuff is great for mobile consumption, which, as far as I understand, is growing at a rapid …

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    Comment #11727661

    Sure. I don't have anything to link on the spot but this was/is/has been foreseeable for some time. Although it's all very cool and shiny - most business applications of machine le…

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    Comment #11604251

    http://www.piedpiper.com/

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    Comment #11598442

    I really enjoy your belief that you're somehow not always looking at an infinite abyss :P

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    Comment #11592405

    I don't see how our situation is any less terrifying haha

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    Comment #11575825

    No surprise. I mean... at the end of the day these are flat touch screens... it couldn't last forever. This is great - onto the next!

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    Comment #11569508

    well, something has REALLY gone wrong then. i am sorry

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    Comment #11569386

    this is great, thank you for sharing

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    Comment #11569018

    I agree there are examples that show what you suggest. There are far more examples to suggest the opposite though. If the technology becomes widely available and there are enough i…

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    Comment #11502841

    did you have to use a public cert to get that webhook to work?

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    Comment #11447986

    Is this sarcasm? Bash on Windows definitely comes before "Emulated Linux syscall layer from user mode processes on Windows" ... it's a great name, sure, but marketing genius?

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    Comment #11433923

    > People like you perpetuate some myth that you have to pay $4500 a month if you want to work in tech. Nonsense. This is a little harsh and I doubt what the OP was saying. If someo…