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tianlins
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Comment #43176405
amazing. f1 score = 1
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Comment #14580114
Then you can also argue CHINA has "the hottest startup culture outside the US", based on NASDAQ http://www.nasdaq.com/screening/companies-by-region.aspx?reg... Also among the top 1…
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Comment #14109341
How fast is headless vs. normal? According to https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/c... the chrome browser spends a decent amount of time on other steps such …
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Comment #14092760
Correct me if I'm wrong, I think the deal benefits stripe as it acquires a good (and growing) user base.
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Comment #14085611
The gap between sensationalism and pragmatism is measurement. The graph shows an accelerated growth of CO2 emission, but lacks exact profiling data to deduce reasonable actions.
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Comment #14073875
I agree with most, but referrals are one of the most important indicators. "A hire As, B hire Cs". A known issue, however, is the workforce diverse given the heavy use of referral …
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Comment #14073860
This might not be true given just a couple of hours staying in the office and talking to people. Management issues / technical debt are not visible until you work for the company.
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Comment #14071085
It really depends the type of growth. Organic growth is driven by the quality of product therefore scaling issue comes later. But most venture-backed startup services such as O2O n…
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Comment #14065970
I don't view irratiality as a positive quality for entrepreneurs. From outsiders, they may seem crazy and stubborn. This is because those outsiders cannot understand the underlying…
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Comment #14065969
I don't view irratiality as a positive quality for entrepreneurs. From outsiders, they may seem crazy and stubborn. This is because those outsiders cannot understand the underlying…
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Comment #14065951
Working in a car seems not a bad idea. We already have G-bus where people can read their emails.
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Comment #13953214
The high dimensionality is merely for the convenience of optimization, so that we get smoother manifold on which a good approximation solution can be found. In that regard, it is i…
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Comment #13104315
Well, if all GUI interactions can be automated, what would be our next human interface to computers/AIs?
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Comment #12327664
Save languages near extinction by building a machine translation model for them?
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Comment #11923513
I think one difference is that for many languages like Python, the http endpoints are hosted in one process. That's less horizontally scalable than lambda services.
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Comment #11882495
I am very surprised that it takes Apple years before they finally decide to release Siri API (supposedly). The benefit of speech assistant for apps seems huge. And would it been re…
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Comment #11820837
How accurate is CMU Sphinx for speech recognition compared to what's inside Alexa?
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Comment #11812449
One way is to think about BI as insurance. Then the emergency cases are averaged across the entire population. Joe's twelfth car break-down can be classified as "insurance fraud".
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Comment #10967843
They claimed to be "the only public toolkit that can scale beyond single machine". Well, mxnet ( https://github.com/dmlc/mxnet ) can scale across multiple CPUs and GPUs.
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Comment #10951548
In a world so abundant of information, i think user attention is indeed a significant resource every major player should fight for. I guess the distribution of attention follows po…
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Comment #10926666
it is true that most recent success of deep neural network are in the regime where n, d are large. And we surely shouldn't fantasize general AI solved in this way. However, the ver…
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Comment #10861983
Jupyter notebooks do support multiple languages. However, sharing objects among the languages is a whole another thing.
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Comment #10678015
it seems like a general phenomenon that our scientific understanding decreasing with the complexity of the system. in classic physics, we could have very clean equations capturing …