mike_mg

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by mike_mg 2y ago
Predicting what people want to consume is hard, especially if # of impressions is your success measure. More broadly, I have been endlessly surprised by how users use my products and what in particular they liked. You do tend to get better
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by mike_mg 4y ago
wait, aren't "they" going to gather evidence on user of "my account" and associate the downloads from this domain to "me" and come after me and ask hard questions?
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by mike_mg 4y ago
Indeed, citing animal studies for humans is a classic bio meme: https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice I haven't seen huberman accused of this yet, interesting. Innocent until proven guilty?
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by mike_mg 4y ago
> Does anybody else feel that way? oh yeah, sure! 2 actionable things that changed my view on this things completely: 1) Huberman lab podcast on dopamine: https://hubermanlab.com/how-to-increase-motivation-and-drive... .
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by mike_mg 4y ago
This is probably just caffeine addiction :) One way that works wonders in terms of fixing bad coffee for me is diluting the drink with lukewarm, warm or hot treated water (mineral, brita, etc).
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by mike_mg 6y ago
Thanks! Removed. What I meant by that is "maybe we will add donate button in the future"
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by mike_mg 6y ago
My wife has made tool for doing this on your IPhone. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/take-control/id1499424011 + it is completely free, no ads, no nothing paid, not snooping your data + you don't have to
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by mike_mg 6y ago
For modern music, the definitive resource (in my experience) is RYM: https://rateyourmusic.com/ . It has several advantages: 1) extremely broad coverage - it is almost "list of all music ever" 2) the community ha
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by mike_mg 6y ago
I find the inverse surprising: that many algorithms that work on real-life robots _do_ _provide_ error bounds and their optimality / convergence properties are proven in the papers that introduce them. A great example of this is motion
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by mike_mg 7y ago
While I appreciate the efforts of authors and believe in long term mission, they seem to not mention anywhere some key shortcomings of Ray, while marketing it pretty hard (eg see the paper). I have used ray (a year ago) in one of the advert
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by mike_mg 8y ago
+1 on that, that's a great project. PyTorch with its explicit state that can be easily examined by hand in PyCharm debugger will be way easier for people coming into the field.
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by mike_mg 8y ago
Funnily enough I did very very similar project half a year ago or so: Code: https://github.com/ghostFaceKillah/mini-self-driving-car Writeup: https://ghostfacekillah.github.io/car.html Good job for get
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by mike_mg 11y ago
Could you please explain me how? I watched the lecture, but can't make connection. I understand how neural networks work and how they are optimized. I'm stupid. Thanks
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by mike_mg 12y ago
traffic issues aside, great job. Quality resource, will recomend to cs undergrad friends
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by mike_mg 13y ago
Yeah that's a cool exercise and I try to do a lot of these! I guess expressing it mathematically purely is already done in the code of the original solution, because in a way program == proof. If you have some time, here's a great
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by mike_mg 13y ago
Given function that checks if given string is a word accepted by the game or a sorted good words list, I think I would be able to. It's a very similar algorithm to queens problem. I'll try doing this and tell you!
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by mike_mg 13y ago
Wow, that's just great! Thanks for recommendation! I guess iOS integration for this power-up wouldn't hurt. I use my iPad a lot while processing my to-dos
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by mike_mg 13y ago
it is sort of confusing... do you really consider it a hard problem? I am first year maths student at Uni Warsaw and we literally had this problem in the first month, and solution was found by most people in just a few minutes. It sometimes
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by mike_mg 13y ago
Trello is just great for doing this. I was also considering writing my own Trello clone with better integration of calendar and plan to do so if I have some spare time this month.