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by ai_ia 2y ago
He should post the ultimate "prove you are a psychic" challenge. People claiming to be "psychic" or such power, can get 100 million$ if they are right at finding the drive.
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by ai_ia 3y ago
Here's the catch me if you can sequel hollywood been waiting for. I would certainly watch this. Edit: Forgot about American Kingpin. That's a more worthy successor.
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by ai_ia 4y ago
Was an engaging and overall excellent game. Big fan of Nicky Case and their work. I believe, simple tools and explorables such as these can help understand human psyche much more than a volumes of monograph exploring human conditions. I thi
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by ai_ia 4y ago
This is one of the coolest things I have seen in a long time. Reminds of how Meteor first started off with it's cool Pub/sub features. Watched the entire walkthrough, Kudos to you. Having worked in cache invalidation field, I know
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by ai_ia 4y ago
artificial intelligence for intelligence amplification
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by ai_ia 4y ago
Apologies for my incredible disbelief, but you cannot just leave someone hanging by saying this and not expanding further. Details please.
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by ai_ia 4y ago
Bukowski was an eccentric guy and often he used to contradict himself. This poem seems to encompass his life philosophy and which also happens to be written on his tombstone in just two words: "Don't try" However, in his anot
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I am the creator of a conversational learning platform called Primerlabs ( https://primerlabs.io ) I wrote a free course on fundamentals of computing and Python that can get you up to speed on Python. Can you ask them to check it
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by ai_ia 5y ago
This is Murphy btw. Just the advanced version.
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Ask HN: What’s Getting thing done alternative?
2 points by ai_ia 5y ago|3 comments
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I believe you ought to check out Federated Machine Learning techniques.[1] [1]: https://ai.googleblog.com/2017/04/federated-learning-collabo...
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by ai_ia 5y ago
This seems to be a case of bad journalism. Total prize awarded is 8.7M not individual award
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I used to take a large number of black coffee throughout the day. Otherwise just feel tired even though I am fully rested. Recently started experimenting with nootropics as a replacement for coffee. Started L-theanine + caffeine capsules. S
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Movie Review: Don't Look Up(astralcodexten.substack.com)
10 points by ai_ia 5y ago|2 comments
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by ai_ia 5y ago
This essay, which has helped fixing my initial mindset a lot, is directed for complete beginners. The website OP mentions is for someone who already knows how to program well in one or more language and want to take a quick look at another
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by ai_ia 5y ago
When I was learning Racket, I really liked Beautiful Racket[0] by Mathew Butterick. The book is accessible, well structured and the web design & typography is outstanding (IMHO). The author created a Racket Package (Pollen) and used it
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> Anyone running an edtech company here? What do you use? Or do you build everything custom? We created a LMS from scratch at Primerlabs.( https://primerlabs.io ) Though it had different requirements, because we create convers
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I usually use Manim for creating mathematical animations for some Mathematical courses I am writing. It’s a python library developed by the guy from 3b1b and it’s a joy to work with it.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I agree. Making a decent messaging app with privacy first, they need to make money somehow. I don't want them to go out of business. Though I hope, the ads are not right in your face like youtube does.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I remember playing Pokemon GB games on an emulator and would actively battle with lower level pokemons in the wild or other NPC trainers to level up my own pokemons. Though, I enjoyed it, for some reason.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
You might want to check https://remoteok.com which posts mainly remote jobs.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I had been an avid latex note taker since my college days though I used Emacs Org Mode. I consider writing your own notes in the form of a well-typeset book extremely rewarding as it kind of forces you to distill concepts better. For instan
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I would like to plug my free interactive courses [1] on fundamentals of computing and Python. It is designed for beginners. You can check them out without signing up and they are also available as free online books. [2] [1]: https:/&#x
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A guide to getting out of a rut when you are working alone(siddharth.blog)
4 points by ai_ia 5y ago|0 comments
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> I signed up, hopefully you will send e-mail updates as you release new courses. Yes. That's why we have created guest-login for people to test out the product and if they want to get new course release updates, they can sign up.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Thank you for your kind words. I am familiar with Andy's Orbit project given that I am a big fan of his writing. I even linked to his essay "Why Book's don't work"[1] in the introductory blog post[2] as well. [1]:
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by ai_ia 5y ago
That’s okay. Followed you on twitter.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
This is something I might be looking for. Will check it out
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I have a pretty similar background. I have an undergrad in ChemE who fell in love with machine learning research. As I didn’t had the appropriate background so I taught myself Computer science using mostly resources such as OCW and teachyou
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Fundamentals of Computing(primerlabs.io)
2 points by ai_ia 5y ago|0 comments

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