Well done, Steve!
On Dec 21, 2011, at 3:08 PM, Victoria Hughes wrote:
Simtable Returns to TIME Magazine's Techland for 5 Cool Inventions List
First featured on the site in June, SimTable's flagship wildfire training
system returns for top-5 honors in the TIME magazines tech blog's
Worth the price, especially for those in the teaching biz.
-tj
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http://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/information-retrieval-book.html
The book aims to provide a modern approach to information retrieval from a
computer science perspective. It is
The NLP (Natural Language Processing) team at Stanford is pretty
interesting and quite diverse with folks from many disciplines.
They are giving one of the Stanford online classes next quarter, btw.
On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 5:18 PM, Tom Johnson t...@jtjohnson.com wrote:
Worth the price,
Congratulations Steve! That's truly awesome.
On Dec 21, 2011, at 2:18 PM, Pamela McCorduck wrote:
Well done, Steve!
On Dec 21, 2011, at 3:08 PM, Victoria Hughes wrote:
Simtable Returns to TIME Magazine's Techland for 5 Cool Inventions List
First featured on the site in June,
Just to follow up on this thread for those who care:
I finally got around to ordering (and then got around to installing) a
Wilson Electronics DB Pro with a directional (Yagi) outdoor receiving
antenna and an omnidirectional indoor antenna. It is a dual band
transciever, essentially taking
Adding to this frustration Santa Fe isn't to hot on allowing cell
providers to install new towers. (fwack) I'd have to check a reliable
source-it might be possible root a iphone to improve it's signal
strength- but glad to here the repeater scenario is somewhat of a
improvement. I here good things
FYI re TMOBILE:
I have just had the latest in a round of totally unsuccessful
interactions with T-Mobile.
I have a Galaxy S2.
I have only had phone service with them for three months:
however I've had to deal with constant lousy coverage and unexplained
gaps in service,
I've replaced the
I was wondering if anyone out there had any insight on how search
engines work with mixed phonetic/pictogram queries. If you enter a
search in the phonetic alphabet (e.g. jp Hiragana) does it try to
convert to the pictogram (e.g. jp Kanji) first and then try matches
against a pictogram-based
And folks thought I was obsessive in my cell phone Odyssey! Buying a cell
phone is the most difficult purchase you can make. You have three opposing
entities:
- The Carrier: Tmo, Vzn, ATT, Sprint ...
- The OS: iOS, Android, .. and the others
- The Handset mfgr: Samsung, Apple, Moto, ...
The mix
Well actually I was sorely tempted at the Verizon store today by a
small non-smart phone. Charming and insouciente in its naiveté.
Dumb and simple? Yep. No touch screen, no google search, no watching
YouTube on a telephone...
I can do all that easier and faster on my MacBook, which is almost
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