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lefnire
6y ago
By the creator of Habitica. https://github.com/lefnire/gnothi with NLP helpers at https://github.com/lefnire/ml-tools . Of course self-promotion, but I think y'all huggingface lovers might fin
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Gnothi: Open-source journal using AI to provide insights and resources
(gnothiai.com)
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6y ago
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lefnire
8y ago
Read on the treadmill. Or videos, Udacity courses, etc - hard stuff, not novels. Two birds one stone, blood-pumping and endorphins helping maintain focus. I get a quality hour of education every day, where before it was a constant TODO.
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lefnire
8y ago
I was prescribed Aderall for ADHD growing up; 14-25yo. Towards the end doctors were loath to continue my prescription, until finally a doctor refused and I couldn't get it since. Their story has always been: it's an amphetamine, a
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Deep Reinforcement BTC Trader and Podcast Tutorial
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9y ago
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lefnire
9y ago
I'm with the others on this. Never mind the cringe - he's all show, so much so I think he's bluffing (doesn't know ML). He amps up on "character" so much you're excited for the knowledge drop - when it com
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lefnire
9y ago
* Course: fast.ai ( http://course.fast.ai ). Practical, to the point, theory + code. * Book: Hands-On Machine Learning w/ Scikit-Learn & TensorFlow ( http://amzn.to/2vPG3Ur ). Theory & code, starting fr
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Deep NLP: RNNs and Word2Vec (audio) ML Guide Podcast
(ocdevel.com)
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9y ago
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lefnire
9y ago
I wouldn't compare AI to mars colonization. AI is coming in strong, we've made tremendous progress - mars colonization is still in its infancy / theoretics. AI's a constant-moving target of a definition; by all accounts,
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lefnire
9y ago
With current VR content, these robots will be damn fine archers.
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lefnire
9y ago
AI
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lefnire
9y ago
So much value. Cross-platform compatibility (browser/JS, server/Node, mobile/React-Native, robotics/Johny-Five, etc). In-built asynchronous execution of nodes (a boon in ANN architectures). Then there's dev mindshar
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lefnire
9y ago
Or possibly 'extrapolation'. We've seen science explain magic time and again: eg, what was previously an evil spiritual infestation is now a bacterial infection. Think on the analogy, a metaphysical phenomenon became physical
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lefnire
9y ago
I too hate when people dare to dream out loud about interesting unsolved riddles in the universe. For some, sci-fi psuedoscience is their inspiration into the field, boosting their achieving the impossible - take Musk. I recently landed my
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lefnire
10y ago
How has it fared for you so far in the job market, have you started seeking yet / talking to recruiters or employers?
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lefnire
10y ago
I don't have anything certain, nor have I seen anyone answer this certainly - though this question has come up often. Obviously MOOCs will eventually be the way - huge companies are getting behind the movement; courses taught by best-o
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lefnire
10y ago
Thanks! Right, I aim to be more a syllabus & high-level than deep-dive. I haven't found much of its kind, and with so much commute/chores/exercise seemed like a hole worth fillin'.
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Machine learning basics podcast
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10y ago
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lefnire
10y ago
Google never gets any credit. I used Google Now before Siri exploded the world. I listened to a machine learning series, which started like: "... applications include Facebook's facial recognition, Amazon's product recommenda
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lefnire
10y ago
+1k. Don't need anything else. I think the simplicity's a mental hump for many, as I don't get why it's not more popular.
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lefnire
10y ago
Please DO learn to code - https://jobpigapp.com/blog.html#/4
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Please learn to code
(jobpigapp.com)
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10y ago
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lefnire
10y ago
Functional proof-of-concept; I wanted to gauge developer interest before getting too deep. A project for building lists of things to be used in developer projects (Creative Commons). Think of those times you need data: locations (countries
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Show HN: Creative Commons Lists for Dev Projects (Alpha)
(cctaxonomy.com)
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10y ago
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lefnire
10y ago
GTK. Yeah, I think the way location is handled has something to do with this ( https://github.com/lefnire/jobpig/issues/1 ). I'll investigate in coming days, thanks for pointing out
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lefnire
10y ago
I created Jobpig as a Pandora-like (thumb up/down) to filter jobs based on preferences, increasingly personalized over usage. It works more like Pandora than other learning boards; where jobs match users via hard-coded features (a la M
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Show HN: Pandora-like Job Finder
(jobpigapp.com)
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lefnire
11y ago
>learning materials have never been cheaper and self-taught people are the kings of tech I've had English & PoliSci coworkers who couldn't find rewarding work in their degrees; so they self-taught tech and landed well-payin
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lefnire
11y ago
You sound like the kinda person who says "AI will never drive," "AI will never play Go." True there's a lot of hype, which ML experts are concerned may lead to another burst & winter. On the flip-side there'
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lefnire
11y ago
Seems like a verbiage quibble; like the whole argument boils down to his original difference of exponential vs true mathematical singularity. He recognizes that we'll see superhuman intelligence (AGI), which will very likely grow and g
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