atomashevic

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   by atomashevic 4mo ago

   Linux option for Codex App https://github.com/ilysenko/codex-desktop-linux Mobile remote connection works, pushed the PR earlier today.
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   by atomashevic 4mo ago

   Yes it does. Codex, three dots menu: Codex cloud
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   Run R Code in Zed(gist.github.com)

   1 points by atomashevic 2y ago|0 comments
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   by atomashevic 3y ago

   Location: Europe, Serbia Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Transformers, TensorFlow, Keras, pandas, scikit-learn, R, Linux, HTML/CSS, Git Résumé/CV: https://www.atomasevic.c
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   by atomashevic 3y ago

   I'm the listener who forwarded these screenshots to Cal. They come from Gödel's Philosophical Notebooks, specifically volume two which is about time management ( https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1
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   Cal Newport on Kurt Gödel's Time Management Notebooks(youtube.com)

   2 points by atomashevic 3y ago|1 comments
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   Examining Differences in Facial Emotional Expressions of Politicians Using ML(arxiv.org)

   1 points by atomashevic 3y ago|0 comments
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   Sustainability of Stack Exchange Q&A communities: the role of trust(epjdatascience.springeropen.com)

   1 points by atomashevic 4y ago|0 comments
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   by atomashevic 4y ago

   I get that you're the only user of the tools you're creating, but can we at least get some more info on `soc` and `burg`. For starters, details about that wonderful colorscheme you're using :)
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Thanks, I quickly found what I was looking for!
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Discord sounds like something I would enjoy, I was heavy IRC user back in the day. But I never found an interesting server. Any recommendations for servers focusing on topics like AI-ML/Python/Math,probability, statistics?
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I notice similar in my case and case of my friends (born between 1985-1990). I've seen fair share of new services and social networks being branded as "Facebook killer" in last 10 years but for me group texting was the thing
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I agree and I guess I wasn't clear in my comment. It didn't work for me, but for other people and/or use cases it might, no doubt. Seeing others quit TfTs and intricate zk systems on HN helped me realize that I should probabl
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Go out of the way to imerse yourself with the subject. Switch locations, find a cool place to study (park, coffee shop, library, ...) and take notebook/books with you, put a particular type of music on the headphones. Make studying a s
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I've spent a good (unproductive) part of 2022 tinkering with notes/TfTs and I'm stuck with "optimizing" note-taking for more than few years (started with zettelkasten and Roam Research I guess). I'm stopping wi
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I just switched to Bitwarden after seeing it recommended on HN a bunch of times. Bought a subscription right away. I previously stored everything in Firefox, transfered it easily to Bitwarden. Linux app seems to work fine, tested in Firefox
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    Social media: the good, the bad, the unstable(monicaalexander.com)

    1 points by atomashevic 4y ago|0 comments
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Great, give "Doomsday Clock" limited series a chance after you finish with Watchmen, it's an interesting crossover with mainstream DC Universe.
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Congratulations and thanks for sharing! I'm on the verge of making the same step. Hopefully, I will have the same kind of respect from friends and coworkers.
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    The extension on VS Marketplace: http://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=atomashev...
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    Show HN: VSCode Working Memory – Capture everything in a single text file(github.com)

    3 points by atomashevic 4y ago|1 comments
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I completely agree with the conclusions, GitHub repositories can really be the focal point of scientific publishing in years to come. I always wondered why it took so long to implement math. There are better implementations out there for su
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Trying to solve a large problem set from a statistics textbook. If I can finish them on time, I'll probably tinker with the simulations around those problems in R and try to build more intuition about hard concepts. The rest is family
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Thanks for sharing! I made mistake in my comment when I called closed Stackexchange sites "failed" because the core users might have migrated to some other platform or formed another form of a meaningful community.
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    We didn't focus on individual contributions, only on community-level metrics. The reputation metric we used rewards frequency of contributions (questions, answer, comments) and that turned out to make a difference in building a strong
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    I'm sorry to hear that. One of the reasons we focused on smaller niche SE communities is because Stack Overlflow became completely "another beast" where the processes of valuing contribution and building reputation work in a
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    by atomashevic 4y ago

    Hi HN, Here's a paper we've been working on for some time. Essentially, we looked at differences in failed vs successful SE communities on the same topic (e.g. failed vs launched Astronomy SE) and tried to identify what made them
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    Sustainability of Stack Exchange Q&A communities(arxiv.org)

    15 points by atomashevic 4y ago|10 comments