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You can contact me here: serjtankian16@yahoo.com
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meeper16··on EquationGroup Tool Leak – ExtraBacon Demo
"ExtraBaconDemo" Ok, this is going to be hilarious.
meeper16··on How Do Venture Capitalists Make Decisions?
Like poorly rich children that go to sleep. The opposite of Hooks children.
meeper16··on Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine
http://cymetica.com/biomimetic-cognition/in_silico_cognitive...
meeper16··on Richard Feynman and the Connection Machine
It's all about Biomimetic Cognition.
meeper16··on Regular expression to match line that doesn't contain a word?
The Tcl language was designed for string manipulation aka today's NLP:

if {[string match "* hede *" $line] == 0} { Yay! }

OR

foreach line $lineData { if {$line == "hede"} { continue } }

meeper16··on Coding Boot Camps Attract Tech Companies
The title to this is excruciatingly obvious...
meeper16··on Ask HN: Is it possible to run your own mail server for personal use?
Sendmail is your friend.
meeper16··on Hacker Releases More Democratic Party Documents
This should read: "A hacker votes for Donald Trump"
meeper16··on Ask HN: What kind of chatbot do you need?
They're getting closer to doing this but not quite like a human http://sumve.com/ai-chatbots/relationships/ai.html
meeper16··on Google isn’t safe from Yahoo’s fate
Apples and Oranges. This is like the way bloggers used to compare facebook (the next AOL, like yahoo) with Google.

Google was founded based on a set of highly algorithmic methods for Search (part of today's AI), which is something that is extremely difficult to do correctly and even harder to duplicate (just ask Apple). Google never morphed into a 'content' site, like AOL. It was not founded based on easy-to-to duplicate code and content of others.

They've come a long a way in terms of real innovation and real technology in addition to revenue that is 10x greater than twitter, facebook, yahoo and others. Now add to this traffic reach, if you look at the top 10-20 sites on the net in terms of traffic, Google actually owns several of them including YouTube, Gmail etc. http://www.alexa.com/topsites Add to this an entire operating system that runs most of the worlds mobile devices. If you aggregate all their platforms and properties, it's orders of magnitude greater than any other.

There are deep technology companies and then there are not so deep technology companies that have limited lifespans.

Google probably has another 10 years before it begins to crumble within. Meanwhile and in a larger historical context, the new AOLs will come and go, repeating a cycle of duplicating one anothers content and so-called technology.

meeper16··on AI’s Language Problem
These guys might disagree. Sometimes they make sense which is interesting http://sumve.com/ai-chatbots/relationships/relationship-bots...
meeper16··on The LHC “nightmare scenario” has come true
The more we know the more we know how much we do not know...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iIlWDljtlN4

meeper16··on Hello from Orkut
Time to replace facebook, like facebook replaced myspace. Thanks goodness. I welcome our next more high quality social network!
meeper16··on No Exit: Dementia Village Dwellers Live in Alternate Reality
This is happening on infinite levels in parts of society, culture and technology hubs. We are just unaware of it.
meeper16··on Microsoft adds five new AI chat bots to Skype
They should make them argue, insult and compliment one another like these guys http://www.sumve.com/ai-chatbots/music/edm/24-edm.html it's hilarious to watch
meeper16··on In a Sign of Broader Ambitions, Facebook Opens Hardware Lab
They are nowhere near even being close to Google in terms of revenue, technology, innovation, invention etc. After all, they started off just copying myspace and calling their users dumb f*cks. Facebook is the next AOL.
meeper16··on Disrupting Uber
You are a wise being.
meeper16··on Hair
The examples from Muhammad's hair and the other mentioned actually have their roots from this more ancient example in the Bible:

"And it came to pass, as they were burying a man, that, behold, they spied a band of men; and they cast the man into the sepulcher of Elisha: and when the man was let down, and touched the bones of Elisha, he revived, and stood up on his feet." 2 Kings 13:21

meeper16··on LexVec, a word embedding model written in Go that outperforms word2vec
System and method for generating a relationship network - K Franks, CA Myers, RM Podowski - US Patent 7,987,191, 2011 - http://www.google.com/patents/US7987191
meeper16··on KickassTorrents resurfaces online
AWESOME!
meeper16··on Vim is better than emacs
One of the reasons it's better is that it's slim and you can find it on just about every linux box in the world. Stuck in Borneo with a linux box the local tribe has that not yet connected to the world until you create a script or edit some net config files? Vi is your tool. Emacs? Nowhere to be found.
meeper16··on Critical Behavior from Deep Dynamics: A Hidden Dimension in Natural Language
Here's an implemented Markov + word2vec chatbot http://lexcognition.com/lexi.html
meeper16··on Item2Vec: Neural Item Embedding for Collaborative Filtering
Spotify got this from Berkeley Lab who were doing it in 2005 "Word2Vec is based on an approach from Lawrence Berkeley National Lab" https://www.kaggle.com/c/word2vec-nlp-tutorial/forums/t/1234... which is interesting because the original streaming music site, seeqpod, who powered spotify, was based on vectors for songs, like a song2vec.
meeper16··on Ask HN: How do you view large JSON files?
vi (5 gigs)
meeper16··on Genetic evidence for natural selection in humans in the contemporary USA
These days I see a lot of non-genetic evidence as well.
meeper16··on What Makes a Great Software Engineer? Just My Thoughts
Being able to step outside software engineering when engineering software.
meeper16··on Show HN: We were tired of listening to crappy startup pitches, so created this
You should delete this.
meeper16··on Sharpest ever view of the Andromeda Galaxy (2015)
I suppose my mistake made it an order of magnitude more amazing!
meeper16··on Sharpest ever view of the Andromeda Galaxy (2015)
Using the zoom tool recommended in the article really provides perspective. Especially when you see those stars clustered close together when each of them are really millions of miles apart (aside from the binaries) with possible planets orbiting them. Now consider the billions of galaxies out there. I'm positive there's an Alien or two there as well.
meeper16··on Self-Driving Tesla Was Involved in Fatal Crash, U.S. Says
Networks of hackable cars is a bad idea.
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