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sinamdar
10y ago
One of the points mentioned often by @sama is that founders give up too quickly. What advice did you get from your YC Partner on this conundrum of being cockroaches versus shutting down?
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sinamdar
10y ago
Peter Norvig. http://norvig.com
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sinamdar
11y ago
PG referenced/tweeted a quote by someone "Eat food, not too much, mostly plants". That sums things up pretty well.
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Economics Simulation by Peter Norvig
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The Convex Hull Problem by Peter Norvig
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How to Do Things with Words in Python by Peter Norvig
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Xkcd 1313: Regex Golf by Peter Norvig
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Sol Golomb’s Rectangle Puzzle by Peter Norvig
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Beal's Conjecture Revisited by Peter Norvig
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Sicherman Dice by Peter Norvig
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Countdown to 2016 by Peter Norvig
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Probability, Paradox, and the Reasonable Person Principle
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The Traveling Salesperson Problem by Peter Norvig
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sinamdar
11y ago
Shameless Plug here. Inspired by Peter Norvig's 'How to write a Lisp Interpreter in Python', I created three variants of it along the same lines as the OP. The first is a Simple Lisp Interpreter in Javascript [1]. The second
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Truth about Booking.com
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Which flights will get you there fastest
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12y ago
'Reliving experiences' is part of the Exposure Therapy that is used to treat PTSD. I remember watching on NOVA or some science program how virtual reality was being used to treat veterans suffering from PTSD. By reliving a dangero
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Firefox Ditches Google for Yahoo
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12y ago
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sinamdar
12y ago
Try out America's Test Kitchen ( http://www.americastestkitchen.com/ ). I find there way of explaining things very easy to understand.
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12y ago
Completely agree. Remember, PG and team wrote Viaweb in Lisp because that is what they were comfortable with. They got acruired by Yahoo because they had the users and the best product in the market. The fact that it was built in Lisp did n
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Charlie Rose Interview of Marissa Mayer
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Wael Ghonim interview on Charlie Rose
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sinamdar
15y ago
Shameless Self Promotion. Here are two version of the LISP interpreter in JavaScript that I wrote: 1. Direct port of Peter Norvig's version in Python: https://bitbucket.org/sainamdar/lisp2js/ 2. Separate Syntactic Analysis from Execution:
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15y ago
Here is LISP interpreter in Javascript based on Peter Norvig's interpreter in Python. All constructive criticism is welcome!
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SHOW HN: (How to Write a (Lisp) Interpreter (in Javascript))
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15y ago
My advice is this: 1.Find the most accomplished professors in your department and take courses offered by them. Even though your school may not have a big reputation, some professors may have enough clout to recommend you when applying to G
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sinamdar
15y ago
Nice article. This "Black Team" is sighted as an example in the book 'Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams'.
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sinamdar
15y ago
This link has already been submitted. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1865099
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sinamdar
16y ago
I don't agree that the banks should have been allowed to fail in the heat of the crisis. That would have meant that our access to cash would have stopped. I certainly get the point that, now that things are stable, the governement needs to
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16y ago
Try looking up the corresponding topics in Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by Russell and Norvig. I found reading the two books in parallel very helpful. When I read the SVM chapter in both books in parallel, the whole picture ju
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