Some Reddit users are fantastic and dedicated contributors to subreddits, but don't have a way to easily communicate it. Once you connect your profile on meonreddit.com, the site will display your profile with only professionally oriented content.
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I'm a software engineering student from Melbourne, and I'm looking for a great internship anywhere on the globe. Here's my LinkedIn Profile.
Most people don't realise they are in an information bubble, or 'echo-chamber'. Are you?
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959378015000369 - Network analysis reveals open forums and echo chambers in social media discussions of climate change
https://www.facebook.com/notes/facebook-data-team/rethinking-information-diversity-in-networks/10150503499618859 - Rethinking Information Diversity in Networks
http://gradworks.umi.com/36/85/3685237.html - Social Structure and Information Diversity in Online Social Networks
If you want to learn from some basic web-scraping code in python check out the scripts in scraping_scripts.
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A short(ish) primer on neuroscience and the brain for those trying to build a digital genius.
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- Computational Neuroscience for Advancing Artificial Intelligence: Models, Methods and Applications
- What Can AI Get From Neuroscience?, http://www.neurolab.gatech.edu/wp/wp-content/uploads/potter/publications/Potter-NeuroscienceForAIchapter.pdf
When I don't really have to get out of bed, I likely won't get out of bed. I really should get out of bed though, because 8 hours is enough sleep and there's so much to do in life that 16 hour days barely cut it, let alone 14.
I've always had in the back of my mind something that would definitely get me out of bed. The wakeup shock watch is that something.
When finished it will include the following features:
- Electric shock delivered to wrist if wearer remains in bed past alarm
- Electronic Locking so you can't just take it off and keep snoozing
- Proximity Detection to know if your still in bed/bedroom
- Speakers with custom alarm sounds
- LCD display with GUI
- Other.. regular old alarm watch stuff
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
- Arduino
- 3D Printing
- Computer-Aided 3D Modelling
- C++
- A cheap chinese electronic lock
Inspired by this video I have decided to build and neatly package a door sensor that can play sitcom entrance riffs when people pass through the door. This little machine will hopefully move with me to my first apartment where is will soon annoy all my guests.
All parts have been purchased except for a microSD card, which is bought and on its way here.
A.I from the perspective of people who write papers, not magazines
A comment system based on the values of the Noam Editor
Evaluate an embedding space's compatibility with an ontological model.
It just crossed my mind that at times word embedding spaces, trained to approximate some number of ontologies, are employed in Machine Learning architectures that rely on on the fidelity of those approximated ontologies to the actual ontology/ontologies of the problem space.
It seems to me (a newbie) that the datasets used to train these ML models maintain an implicit or explicit set of ontologies, and that during training and use it may be important that these models do not pervert these ontologies.
- Increased model intepretability
- Improvements to model training process
- Can reveal problems in existing ontologies, or reveal latent (right word?) ontologies
- Understand how to analyse vector embedding spaces
- Understand how to assess whether an embedding space supports a particular ontological relationship
- Figure out how to easily and quickly specify an ontology
- Figure out how to ingest multiple existing ontology specification types
- Figure out how to visualise it all
Blog Post on Google News's 'fact-checking tag' feature: https://blog.google/topics/journalism-news/labeling-fact-check-articles-google-news/
Paper on "Information Structure", which really deals with the structure of our language (linguistics) rather than the structure of media/content. Not super relevant but still exploring things in a similar way. LINK
Another paper on Information Structure (IS). Information Structure: Notional Distinctions, Ways of Expression
This looks much more like what we're talking about. See this -> "This papers aims at studying the existence of links between the structure of online communications and the contents they are composed of." Emotional Links between Structure and Content in Online Communications
"Content Structure" Landing Page from TECH WHIRL. The following seems like its of interest..
The discipline of structured authoring, or structured writing, evolved out of the particular need to structure and organize complex content for presentation to consumers of that content across various media. This TechWhirl research area provides a cross-section of information that introduces the concepts of content structure and structured writing, as well as tools and best practices for managing and producing content efficiently and effectively.
Haven't read into this too much, but it seems to be revealing on the notion of there being 'layers of information' or 'layers of meaning'. Two-Dimensional Semantics
Extraction of references from scientific papers. Extraction of References Using Layout and Formatting Information from Scientific Articles. An existing extractor is called ParsCit
Relates to this stuff very closely I think - https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg22530102-600-google-wants-to-rank-websites-based-on-facts-not-links/
'read' a book a day. get knawwwledgeee!
Easy to follow Named Entity Recognition (NER) for Reddit content. Written in Python
Take Me Somewhere is my first app that I am developing. The basic idea is to provide relaxing layered audio that evokes the feeling of being in a certain place on earth.
Initial stages. Development is postponed until the completion of a higher-priority project. Estimated restart time: Early October 2016
App will eventually be available on the Android Play Store.
Coming after app launch.
A quantified self, and from it the story of your life