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by noud 2y ago
KISS. In my home folder (*nix based): bin/ ...all personal bash scripts can be found here... documents/ audiobooks/ backups/ books/ personal/ projects/ videos/ wo
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by noud 2y ago
I had exactly the same feeling when reading this blog. Sure, the techniques used to find the solutions are really interesting. But the claim more than they achieve. The problem statements are not available in Lean, and the time limit is 2 x
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by noud 2y ago
Not only did these techniques save me money, but they also saved me a considerable amount of time. I've employed these same strategies at work and private to navigate away from requests and projects in which I have no interest.
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by noud 2y ago
I 100% do exactly the same. I gave up following what's new in Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning?) years ago. 99% of it is distraction, and not worth my time to find that last 1% of useful information. Instead, I focus on improv
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by noud 2y ago
But can it run Doom?
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by noud 3y ago
I installed solar panels and AC.
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by noud 3y ago
Well, of course, I could put a version number on top of each page... but hey, what's the fun about that?
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by noud 3y ago
I used this library very often when writing a new paper. When the paper was a draft I would put coffee stains on the pages. In this way, I always knew if I was looking at a draft or the final version.
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by noud 3y ago
Or Maté?
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by noud 3y ago
I think it's "only" a quote from a movie called Margin Call [1]. But my grandma could have said it. ;) [1] - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1615147/quotes/?item=qt1531207&...
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by noud 3y ago
Zelda, link's awakening... one of the best Gameboy games ever made.
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by noud 3y ago
I use lists, a lot of them. I have Daily, Weekly, and Yearly lists (all on paper). I don't have them to be productive, I have them so that I don't have to remember the things on the lists. I want my head to be empty of all the thi
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by noud 3y ago
My recommendation would be to first learn vanilla Javascript. Become experience in it (I'm assuming you're not a Javascript expert yet). Build a couple of websites with vanilla Javascript. Then, move to a framework. First, it&#x27
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by noud 3y ago
Last week: mon: 6, tue: 3, wed: 4, thu: 4, fri: 4 (only did 3). I also have a weekly TODO list with more general tasks. It contained 4. In my experience I often cannot do more than 5 tasks a day. So I try to limit it to 5 tasks if possible.
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by noud 3y ago
The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable from Nassim Taleb. I'm rereading the book for the third time. Previous two times were in 2015 and 2019.
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by noud 3y ago
I still have a working X60s from 2006. Really liked that laptop. Unfortunately, for modern standards, the battery life is not great, a couple of hours at most. And the resolution is just a little bit too low, 1024 × 768.
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by noud 3y ago
Of course I don't know. This is just pure speculation. But perhaps it's just not that hard to build a trading platform with just a couple of (very good) developers? Not having separated large teams also has its benefits. Keep ever
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by noud 3y ago
I found this presentation useful on modern c quite useful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpAhX-gsHMs Good luck!
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by noud 3y ago
> What OpenAI really wants 1. Get lots of users; 2. monetize everything; 3. go public; 4. sell all shares and get super rich?
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by noud 3y ago
LAMP + Wordpress, works fine for me.
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by noud 3y ago
Am I the only one using vanilla vim with a minimal configuration file (<50 lines)? I set tabs to 4 spaces, put syntax highlighting on, set background to dark, add fuzzy finding, and configure netrw (default file browsing). Very easy to s
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by noud 3y ago
I once asked a girl for a date who responded with "I cannot make it, because I have to polish my nails tonight." When I asked if she could make it tomorrow, she answered that she also had to polish her nails tomorrow. I would have
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by noud 3y ago
There is absolutely no reason to have 8 cheesy indirect ways of saying no when, "I'm very sorry, but I cannot do it" (or something in these lines) is a perfectly fine way to say no in almost every case.
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by noud 3y ago
I'm not coding for 30 years (yet), but I have some code from 10 years ago that is still running and being used today. The fun part: all code that had "fancy new technology" in it has been replaced over the years. The only cod
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by noud 3y ago
Rather off-topic question: but what makes rust toxic in your opinion?
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by noud 3y ago
You have the Digital Database for Screening Mammography (DDSM). It's a relatively old database with pre-digital images. But it should be a good start. http://www.eng.usf.edu/cvprg/mammography/database.html Go
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by noud 3y ago
Who is wiser? One who doesn't know much, but knows what he doesn't know and points this out when asked. Or the one who knows a lot, but doesn't know what he doesn't know, and (confidently) makes up something when he does
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by noud 3y ago
ChatGPT4 blew my mind when I asked it some specific details about my PhD thesis. It was a relative simple question, but you needed to know some domain knowledge to give the correct answer. ChatGPT not only gave a wrong answer, it completely
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by noud 3y ago
The good news is that it's reversible. When you stop feeding antibiotics to animals, the amount of resistance bacteria in the gut seems to reduce as well. Additionally, good management practices (clean pens, good hygiene, low stress) a
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by noud 3y ago
I once build a machine learning library from scratch in rust. No external libraries allowed. It could do linear regression, lasso, and ridge. It also contained some statistical inference features, like p-values, AIC, feature selection. Basi

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