New Company Revises Super-Things For Problems.Among the remarkable machine-generated headlines? She trained it separately on the first decade of Slashdot headlines - 1997 through 2007 - as well as the second decade from 2008 to the present, and then re-ran the entire experiment using the whole collection of every headline from the last 20 years.
"Slashdot sent me a list of all the headlines they've ever run, over 162,000 in all, and asked me to train a neural network to try to generate more." Could she distill 20 years of news - all of humanity's greatest technological advancements - down to a few quintessential words? "I'm 71 years old and I may have five more years or ten but I am going to live every day like it's my last."įor Slashdot's 20th anniversary, "What could be geekier than celebrating with the help of an open-source neural network?" Neural network hobbyist Janelle Shane has already used machine learning to generate names for paint colors, guinea pigs, heavy metal bands, and even craft beers, she explains on her blog. "I'm only going to do what's important from now on. I was sleeping 12 to 14 hours a day." He lost 25 pounds - and vividly describes having nightmares "every night like clockwork." But the essay ends with him committed to making the most of his second chance. But I think the majority of people have a moderate case of Covid so I thought I would write this up for people that were interested."ĭuring those three consecutive weeks in bed, "I guess I ate Jell-O for about two weeks." Pickens writes. I certainly can't speak for the ones who went into the hospital and are on ventilators. I don't claim to speak for every Covid patient. I have been talking about my Covid when I go out and a lot of people are interested in what it really means to have a moderate case of Covid. I had what was called a moderate case of Covid. "I got the Covid six weeks ago and yesterday I was declared virus free. I am a Covid Survivor," writes former Slashdot contributor extraordinaire Hugh Pickens (aka pickens, aka Hugh Pickens writes, aka Hugh Pickens DOT Com, aka, aka pcol, aka. Today theodp shares an article by Hugh Pickens: 71-year-old Hugh Pickens (Slashdot reader #49,171) is a physicist who explored for oil in the Amazon jungle, commissioned microwave communications systems in Saudi Arabia, and built satellite control stations for Goddard Space Flight Center around the world including Australia, Antarctica, and Guam.Īfter retiring in 1999, he wrote over 1,400 Slashdot posts, and in the site's 23-year history still remains one of its two all-time most active submitters (behind only long-time Slashdot reader theodp).
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