Kim Plowright wrote:
Wow - that's a slightly terrifying concept: the ability to filter news
according to your personal preferences so you only get 'good' news
delivered to you... Very 1984. *Shudder*
Not quite - if you only received good news because thats all you were
able to get/all you
How happy I was to hear the name of Lorraine Kelly - a breath of fresh air to
an expat in the US, and a Scot at that.
Matt
On 7/18/05, Brit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kim Plowright wrote:
Wow - that's a slightly terrifying concept: the ability to filter news
according to your personal
Davy Mitchell wrote:
As MN is getting a fair number of hits for its early stage in
development, I have posted an update as it has moved on greatly. It's
using much the same rating system. I've spent the time on reorganising
the code, some DBase work, presentation and the client side stuff.
. A complex task though...
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Davy Mitchell wrote:
As MN is getting a fair number of hits
A really clever site would ask you for your point of view (or
remember when
you disagree) and adjust accordingly. A complex task though...
A feedback neural network should be able to solve it reasonably
straight-forwardly (although you would need a large sample of data with
which to train
2005 11:13
To: backstage@lists.bbc.co.uk
Subject: RE: [backstage] Mood News 3
A really clever site would ask you for your point of view (or
remember when
you disagree) and adjust accordingly. A complex task though...
A feedback neural network should be able to solve it reasonably
straight
: [backstage] Mood News 3
A really clever site would ask you for your point of view (or
remember when
you disagree) and adjust accordingly. A complex task though...
A feedback neural network should be able to solve it reasonably
straight-forwardly (although you would need a large
Wow - thanks for all the emails.
Uh, that's great, but I found this article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/
hi/health/4681707.stm in Bad news, when it should be good.
Yeah - the scoring system needs to cover more topics and better. It is
very crude however the next version should be much better and
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A really clever site would ask you for your point of view (or
remember when
you disagree
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A really clever site would ask you for your point of view (or
remember when
you disagree) and adjust accordingly. A complex task
Uh, that's great, but I found this article: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/
hi/health/4681707.stm in Bad news, when it should be good.
-- Yanik Magnan
On 17-Jul-05, at 5:20 PM, Davy Mitchell wrote:
Hi Folks,
Hope everyone had a good weekend and didn't melt! Carnoustie was
HOT :-)
As MN is
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