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Kaggle Grandmasters Playbook: 7 Tested Modeling Techniques for Tabular Data(developer.nvidia.com)
3 points by mode80 1y ago|0 comments
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by mode80 1y ago
This happens once it starts improving itself.
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by mode80 2y ago
I remember inspecting the thermostat in my parent’s house as a child. It was a coil of something metalic which I assume expands and contracts with temperature and physically pushes electrical contacts together to turn on the heat when neede
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by mode80 2y ago
mere trillian dollar industries. so far.
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by mode80 2y ago
Congrats Dad and son. I was going to say something about the blue text on red being hard to read. But you know what? Keep it. Live the vibe.
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by mode80 2y ago
ScienceClic did an excellent video about the accuracy with a better recreation: https://youtu.be/ABFGKdKKKyg
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by mode80 2y ago
I did this and wrote about my experience: https://mode80.github.io/7-langs-in-12-months.html I don't regret it. But if ML is your main goal, Python is where you will end up because it's where the libraries are.
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by mode80 2y ago
This is great. Suggest one additional bit to show black at the bottom. That way the player of black is not handicapped by playing from an upside down position. Or just rip off the chess piece design of this other minimalist chess board simu
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by mode80 2y ago
Thanks for making this! Note: I was carefully reading along and well into the third notebook before I realized that the code sections marked "TODO" were actual exercises for the reader to implement! (And the tests which follow are
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Quadratic Equation Rap by Suno.ai(suno.com)
4 points by mode80 2y ago|2 comments
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by mode80 2y ago
Made this for my daughter in Algebra I. Enjoy
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by mode80 3y ago
Karpathy ends on a note of despair "Maybe I should just do a startup. I have a really cool idea for a mobile local social iPhone app." That's exactly the path his now-boss took to bring us this. :)
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by mode80 3y ago
I love Karpathy et al but this is what finally made it click for me: https://youtu.be/kWLed8o5M2Y?si=SJT5_lCJ0hSR7Z_k
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by mode80 3y ago
I'll expand for those asking. The first third of the presentation does such an excellent job of steel-manning the case for concern, that I couldn't wait to hear his arguments against it. When he gets around to that, he reaches for
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by mode80 3y ago
Let me save you 20 minutes of your life: This guy's lead argument is that the smart people who advise caution in creating super-intelligence look weird. He's quite proud of this argument.
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Chessboard Simulator(mirrorchess.com)
1 points by mode80 3y ago|1 comments
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by mode80 3y ago
not upside down
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The last programming language will be English(sharegpt.com)
3 points by mode80 3y ago|1 comments
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by mode80 4y ago
Agree your example is more elegant than mine, and LINQ beats a list comprehension for more complex needs. counts() was a throw-away for initializing the progress bar, so I was a little lazy there Float you mention was needed for the looping
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I learned seven programming languages(mode80.github.io)
97 points by mode80 4y ago|51 comments
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by mode80 4y ago
I love you HN. Never change.
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by mode80 4y ago
You might like catmath.io. Unless you hate cats.
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by mode80 4y ago
You would have an immediate market for them since dollars are the only legal way to pay your taxes. Since everyone must do this, it creates a kind of Schelling point such that everyone defaults to using dollars for everything else also. If
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by mode80 4y ago
FWIW, I once explained cookies this way to my non-technical co-founder of that day. I could see the clouds part and he confessed it removed all the magic and mysticism surrounding these web cookie things. It was like “ah, just small text fi
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by mode80 4y ago
A web-based alternative https://accomplice.ai/
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by mode80 5y ago
I like the way you describe it. Thanks for reminding Us. ;)
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by mode80 5y ago
you would like this: https://betterexplained.com/articles/intuitive-understanding...
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Useful Skills to Learn in 2021(collegeinfogeek.com)
2 points by mode80 5y ago|0 comments
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by mode80 5y ago
If you can forgive the fact that a blockchain is involved, arweave.org offers a credible solution to this.
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by mode80 5y ago
This is false. Bitcoin’s value is “backed” by the expectation that it will be valuable tomorrow — nothing more. It’s the same with gold. Gold’s value has nothing to do with the cost of mining it out of the ground. Rather the cost of mining

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