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mantalk
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Comment #20359566
AMC series
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Comment #14930794
"The resulting storm of 'unsubscribe', 'me-too' requests, sarcastic facepalm images and recipes for broccoli casserole resulted in (by the time the list was closed) over 4 million …
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Comment #8980549
Linear regression! The horror!
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Comment #3584555
jobs@tivli.com
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Comment #3584536
We are.
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Comment #3584521
Tivli's hiring. We're based at the Harvard Innovation Lab, and we're building and rapidly iterating upon TV, the most popular platform in the world. PM me for more, or check out ha…
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Comment #2959804
Content thinks about this a little bit differently. Here are a few factors that may make the proposed offering less favorable than the status quo, even if you factor in piracy: (1)…
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Comment #2914133
This is actually one of the best blogs on the Internet. Thrilled to see this on HN.
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Comment #2780589
Very nice. Forests could be cool...creating a genetic algorithm for such a forest could be a lot of work and lead to less interesting results than expected...
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Comment #2779241
Playing with the settings, different species of trees come to mind... It would be really interesting to classify and group trees by these parameters.
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Comment #2778376
Awesome. That could make for an interesting model of skew versus sun direction/latitude, too.
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Comment #2778273
Very nice. Is there any way to control balance? Could there be?
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Comment #2732720
Bamboom?
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Comment #2592781
Harry Lewis is awesome. I wonder how this sort of analysis, especially at Harvard, will interface with the new Harvard Innovation Lab (i-lab.harvard.edu) being built as we speak. A…
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Comment #2319963
Very cool--thanks, guys!