I’ve started the ML class.
My notes are on my sixsigma wiki.
I’ve started the ML class.
My notes are on my sixsigma wiki.
I noticed this in my inbox today, it got past the spam filter:
“If all you dream about is pain relief, why are you still living? It is not real life!”
It’s fun to interpret it in different ways. And it’s kind of shocking as an advertisement.
I think this is rather amusing.
If you go to the AI-class FAQ the first thing you will see is:
Q: What if I don’t receive a verification e-mail after submitting my enrolment?
A: Confirm that it is not in your spam box.
Which is funny, isn’t it? I mean, it’s applied AI that is doing your spam filtering, and the most likely cause of you not getting your email from the AI-class is that the AI that’s filtering your mail is wrong with a false-positive.
Well I think it’s funny. :P
I think I’m clever.
I used to link to this soundtrack (and I still do) from my manifesto, but I reckon approximately no-one clicked on it.
Now when you go to www.jj5.net you can click on the …with soundtrack link on the top of the page and browse with the site’s soundtrack playing. Cool!
I don’t want to protect the system, I want to be a part of the system worth protecting.
I was chatting with my Auntie at her 60th birthday party today, and she asked me on my opinion about the computers in the sky. I didn’t understand her, so I asked her what she meant. She explained, “you know, the computers in the clouds.” Funny!
I’ve updated my website at www.jj5.net.
Now there are additional useful links on the front page down the bottom. I link through to poems, profiles, sixsigma, progclub and my links page.
I gave the site a general clean up and fixed a few formatting things that have been a minor issue for a while.
I love my jj5.net website, I think of it as postmodern art. :)
Noam Chomsky is a left libertarian! Like me! :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVflAtm1SsM&feature=fvsr
You can do a test to find out how your political views would be classified over on the political compass.
ProgClub is now listed on the first page — in position number 5 — for the search programmers’ club!