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Reddit Hosts Q&A With Team Behind IBM's Jeopardy-Winning Watson Supercomputer
This week, an IBM supercomputer dubbed Watson took on Jeopardy champions Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter in a competition, pitting natural language processing and machine learning versus two Jeopardy champions.
API of the Week: IndexTank
Last week hosted search provider IndexTank announced its new API that enables developers to add search to their applications or build search engines from data sets available on the
Wired Acquires Reddit (instead of just white labeling it)
In other acquisition news today, Techcrunch reported that Condé Nast, owner of Wired and other magazines/websites, has acquired Boston-based Reddit. I pinged Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian about this and he
Reddit.tv: Why Hasn't Digg Done This Yet?
Social news site Reddit launched a great new service today called Reddit.tv. The new page allows users uninterrupted viewing of videos submitted to Reddit. Videos are split into categories and
ZDNet: Comparing Reddit's karma system to Digg
On my ZDNet blog, I discuss social news site reddit.com with co-founder Alexis Ohanian and compare their collaborative filtering system with Digg's. Reddit may have a jump on Digg when
A Redd Monday: Reddit Profits from Digg Revolt
Digg's users are still in the middle of their fifth major revolt on the site and the effect of this current uprising is now starting to become more apparent. According
Digg Redesign Tanks: Traffic Down 26% (Updated With New Reddit Stats)
The launch of Digg's redesign will likely go down in the history of social media as a textbook example for how to alienate your users. Over the last few weeks
Roll Your Own Digg: Coming in Six Months
According to various reports from the last Digg Townhall/meetup this week, Digg's CEO Jay Adelson announced that Digg will soon let its users create and manage their own 'sub-Diggs.' Digg's
Are Your Files Backed Up? March 31 is World Backup Day
It's March 31, 2011. Do you know where your company's mission-critical data backups are? They, of course, should be safely stored someplace where you can access them easily should anything
IAmA Cartoon. AMA
If you hang out on Reddit, then you're probably well acquainted with the phenomenon of the IAmA. It stands for "I am a..." and usually ends with either "AMA" ("ask
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