How far can machines go in understanding content? http://prsm.tc/p8gzz3 via @Prismatic
Amazon to Sell Predictions in Cloud Race Against Google and Microsoft http://nzzl.me/1FGytYJ by @qhardy via @nuzzel
The Biggest Twitter Publishers Of February 2015 | The Whip - http://blog.newswhip.com/index...
There is no better nuclear deal with Iran http://nzzl.me/1DMX2pg via @nuzzel thanks @Cirincione
Snapchat is quietly building a research team to do deep learning on images, videos | VentureBeat http://nzzl.me/1Ne3yd8 via @nuzzel
# recommended news discovery services (update)
1. Buzzsumo 2. Facebook News Feed 3. Flipboard 4. Google Alerts 5. Google News 6. Mention 7. News360 8. Nuzzel 9. Prismatic 10. Reddit 11. Right Relevance 12. Smartnews 13. Spike 14. Talkwalker 15. Topsy 16. Twitter search 17. Zite - Sean McBride
The most important signals you can send to news discovery services: the feeds you follow. Your interest graph is largely the product of that dataset. - Sean McBride
In every situation there are many layers of deception and subtext. A parsing problem extraordinaire.
RT @salon: If this is the future of right-wing Christianity, the Republican Party is in big, big trouble http://slnm.us/n5GFpKO http://t.co/cBjcs4asFr
Blockspring: Out-run programmers with your spreadsheet - http://www.kdnuggets.com/2015...
"Blockspring for Google Sheets lets you run over 1000 functions from your spreadsheets - create interactive data visualizations, run algorithms, pull data sources, execute db queries, automate tweets and emails, make API calls, and more." - Sean McBride
hnapp – Hacker News Search With RSS & JSON Feeds - http://hnapp.com/
"Search Hacker News by keywords, user, score, etc. Subscribe to new search results by RSS or JSON" - Sean McBride
"RSS feeds for Hacker News stories over point thresholds. Includes the body content, parsed with readability." - Sean McBride
The Quantum Leap into Computing and Communication: A Chinese Perspective http://www.eurasiareview.com/0504201... via @Inoreader
Inoreader http://www.inoreader.com/ is an insanely great piece of software.
I might give this a try. I've seen a few complaints on their FB page about slow loading and missing content. - Greg GuitarBuster
Give it a whirl -- I prefer it to Feedly. - Sean McBride
Toolkits for the Mind http://www.technologyreview.com/review... via @Inoreader
Why shades of Asperger's Syndrome are the secret to building a great tech company http://nzzl.me/1yNjSFG via @nuzzel
We are defined by our collections of clicks (choices).
Intelligent Robots Must Uphold Human Rights http://nzzl.me/1ayGG6T via @nuzzel
Linguamatics releases industry's first federated text mining platform - Cambridge Network - http://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk/news...
"Linguamatics' latest Connected Data Technology uses an innovative federated text mining architecture, allowing information extraction from multiple data sources at once." - Sean McBride
IEEE Xplore Abstract - Future-oriented technology analysis of technology roadmap based on text mining - http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl...
"Future-oriented technology analysis (FTA) is a term derived from a collective description given to the range of technology-oriented forecasting methods and practices by a group of futures researchers and practitioners. Future-oriented Technology analysis are concerned with complex dynamic systems and processes and engage multiple stakeholders in participatory and interdisciplinary processes to assure distributed understanding and sustainable development. Thus, there are variety of methods, and variety of possible classification criteria and the combined use of this extensive variety of methods in this research processes, and in which there are some important foresight methods such as `Scenario building', `Delphi' and `Roadmapping'. As one of important FTA methods, the practice of technology roadmapping (TRM) has received much attention from researchers and practitioners, to support planning and forecasting in companies and sectors. However, little research has focused on the intelligence analysis of the text content of TRM but a lot of research has focused on the optimization of TRM methods. The paper proposes a triple co-occurrence algorithm to build the future-oriented technology analysis thesaurus of technology roadmap based on text mining combining the method of scientometrics and natural language processing, which reveals the future-oriented technology development direction and level characteristics of special technical field and achieves preliminarily the target of future-oriented technology analysis of technology roadmap. The experiment shows that this method can support the FTA of technology roadmap to some extent." - Sean McBride
QuiteRSS provides a better interface for tracking one's Facebook News Feed than Facebook -- clean; no clutter. https://quiterss.org/
Integrations (and Metaservices) For The Win - John Battelle's Search Blog http://nzzl.me/1FuF6xc via @nuzzel
Kurzweil: Human-like Google Search Soon and Robots Smarter Than Us Just After - http://www.peaktestosterone.com/forum...
Research Confirms That Carbon Dioxide Led To Higher Temperatures In The Past - Forbes http://nzzl.me/1P7FG9v by @thealexknapp via @nuzzel
I'm a Republican and I Support the Iran Nuclear Deal http://nzzl.me/1FqHULz via @nuzzel thanks @lrozen
This is a very good Iran deal - http://Vox.com http://nzzl.me/1G803Rl via @nuzzel thanks @MJayRosenberg
Confirmed: The Hawks Were Wrong on Iran http://nzzl.me/1GpFiz8 via @nuzzel thanks @Cirincione
Iranian nuclear deal is a breakthrough: Why the agreement is the best option. - Slate http://nzzl.me/1Iw2FG0 via @nuzzel thanks @Cirincione
A Search Engine Could Become the First True Artificial Intelligence http://zite.to/1GQmXvy
Watch This: How Wolfram Alpha Makes Sense of Our World - http://thenextweb.com/insider...
"Have you ever wondered how Wolfram Alpha works? If so, you’re in for a treat. Stephen Wolfram, the CEO of Wolfram Alpha, explains the algorithmic capabilities behind Wolfram Alpha. It is powered by massive data sets — so much that it cannot be simply retrieved from sources on the internet. Stephen Wolfram even states that “there actually isn’t enough data on the Web to get all of the things we need.”" - Sean McBride
Why have most personalized news startups failed? - Quora - http://www.quora.com/Why-hav...
A psychological aspect is people lie to themselves about what they like, so the more "accurate" a news service is the more users dislike it. - Todd Hoff
Most Internet startups across all genres fail. The more interesting question is, which personalized news startups have succeeded and why. - Sean McBride