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Ersatz Labs’ deep learning platform is now available to anyone who can handle it

Jun11
by on June 11, 2014 at 11:00 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Deep learning, machine learning and neural networks sound like the features of a pulp science fiction, but they’re real and the technology is now available to any company without having to hire data scientists to build your own system from scratch. Ersatz Labs has launched a deep learning platform that’s available to anyone that wants this type of analysis. It’s like the Amazon Web Services (AWS) of machine learning. The service is has a web interface and API.  Both can be used if a company needs to determine, for example, how stocks will behave based on a wide range of data, it…

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Ersatz Labs’ deep learning platform is now available to anyone who can handle it

Jun11
by on June 11, 2014 at 11:00 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Deep learning, machine learning and neural networks sound like the features of a pulp science fiction, but they’re real and the technology is now available to any company without having to hire data scientists to build your own system from scratch. Ersatz Labs has launched a deep learning platform that’s available to anyone that wants this type of analysis. It’s like the Amazon Web Services (AWS) of machine learning. The service is has a web interface and API.  Both can be used if a company needs to determine, for example, how stocks will behave based on a wide range of data, it…

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Own a Roku in the UK? ITV Player has arrived, just in time for the World Cup.

Jun11
by on June 11, 2014 at 10:01 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider, UK

Own a Roku streaming box or stick? Have a penchant for ITV programmes? We have good news for you. Yes, ITV Player is now available to stream. This means you can now access ITV, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4 and CITV. But perhaps more importantly, it means you’ll be able to watch the full slate of games from the football World Cup. BBC iPlayer was already on there, and now ITV has joined ranks, you can view it all on Roku. Related read: BBC Sport app brings live action, highlights and news to Roku streaming devices in the UK ➤ ITV Player…

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Feedly suffers DDoS attack as perpetrator tries to extort money

Jun11
by on June 11, 2014 at 9:44 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

Update from Feedly: “We’re making some changes to our infrastructure that will allow us to bring Feedly back online. However, these things take some time to put into place and it may still be a few more hours before service is restored.” If you’ve been having issues accessing your RSS feed via Feedly today, well, there’s a good reason for that. Feedly has announced that it’s currently suffering a DDoS (distributed denial-of-service) attack, with the perpetrator(s) attempting to garner money from the company to make it stop. “We refused to give in and are working with our network providers to mitigate…

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Own a Chromebook? Google+ Photos will now backup your snaps from an SD card automatically

Jun11
by on June 11, 2014 at 9:37 am
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, Product Updates

Here’s a neat addition to the Google+ Photos app for Chrome OS: Any new photos stored on an SD card will now be uploaded to your Google+ account automatically – even if you decide to close the app. That’s a huge victory for Chromebooks, as it’ll bring your workflow closer in line to the excellent Auto-Backup service offered in Google+ for iOS/Android. In the past, it’s taken considerable effort to backup photos from an SD card – especially if you’re dealing with RAW images and other unusual file types. With this update, the process is much simpler and essentially taken out…

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