Posts Tagged ‘computational linguistics’
A different kind of search problem
I landed on this page at Fastcompany which discusses how an application called twine attempts to understand your interests, the better to help you find more of what you like. The interview is by Nova Spivack, whose blog post here led me to that page in the first place. After my recent posts griping about [...]
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Pulled Quotes
In an effort to force myself to read and finish all the books I keep buying, I made this little sidebar plug to encourage me to read and share the little snippets that tickle or inspire...
Sebeck and Mantz cruised through town with the strobes flashing but no siren. No need to alarm anyone. From his unmarked Crown Victoria, Sebeck watched the unsuspecting citizenry - the tax base on power walks. They'd have something to talk about tonight at Pilates class.
Daniel Suarez
'Daemon'
(Signet books (Penguin))
status : Finished! Man the ending sucked... but in a good way I guess. As in, there had better be a sequel, Suarez! Grrrr...
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