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by truly 4y ago
Congratulations! Being a (part-time) youtuber myself, can I ask what you are using for audio? It is indeed great!
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by truly 4y ago
I mean to function without being babysat, not (only) from an economic perspective. I'm not suggesting in any way a class-based education system, which are awful. I'm simply stating that if you are poor, your best bet is to pursue
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by truly 4y ago
Giving everyone the same chances is a principle pretty much everyone reasonable agrees with. What I'm saying is that if you are poor, your best bet is to choose to pursue whatever education brings you the best possible job.
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by truly 4y ago
It helps to first discuss what the purpose of the education system is before trying to reform it. In my view, the purpose should be: - enable each individual to function independently in society. For poor individuals, a technical education
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by truly 4y ago
This is great and very useful to me! What source are you getting the channels from? And how do you choose which channel goes in?
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by truly 4y ago
I would like to draw the attention to the precise wording around the statistics: """ In 1970, just 1 in 5 U.S.-born PhD graduates in economics had a parent with a graduate degree. Now? Two-thirds of them do, [...] "&quot
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by truly 4y ago
I use it for small video processing. It is better than openshot in my experience in terms of stability. The interface is reasonably good, with the exception of cropping, where you have to turn to ffmpeg (to be fair, all visual video editors
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by truly 4y ago
Perhaps you could have channel owners register their channel if they want to be indexed. That would be super useful.
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by truly 4y ago
Nice! Is it possible to do it without fixing the channel?
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The Modern Developer Stack – 2022 Edition(betterprogramming.pub)
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by truly 4y ago
As an amateur YouTuber myself, this is disconcerting. A real video takes quite a lot of effort to do properly, especially if you try to aim for depth. The guy is obviously smart, but not doing the world a favour. It is similar to what happe
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Recursion Visualizer(recursionvisualizer.com)
2 points by truly 4y ago|0 comments
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by truly 4y ago
As a (tenured) academic myself, I fully understand the flexibility (and the lack thereof). A staff of 50-100 sounds like a true nightmare. I've experienced classes of ~500 students myself, but 2000 seems quite excessive. Congratulation
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by truly 4y ago
It is unfortunate when a talented teacher, as the OP seems to be, turn to industry for (significantly) more money, but this seems to be the way the market works pretty much everywhere around the world. There are however some advantages to a
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by truly 4y ago
Almost: +13 would be rewritten to ((()))+(((13))) and -13 to ((()))-(((13))). If you interpret the empty expression as 0, perhaps it would work out. Good question!
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Truly Understanding Quick Select [video](youtube.com)
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by truly 4y ago
Fair enough, but not sure if it was meant for general consumption or just the author.
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by truly 4y ago
Some context for puzzled readers: This site uses combinatory logic ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Combinatory_logic ). Combinatory logic is a way to express logic without using variables and quantifiers (e.g., no "
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by truly 4y ago
It seems to be fixed now. It would be fascinating to read an analysis of what exactly leads to the bug.
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by truly 4y ago
Does anyone know what technology is used underneath? It is obviously compiled to webgl, but what are they using for development? Unity? Some other engine?
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by truly 4y ago
There are around 20 persons credited at the end, so that should give a rough estimate. It is quite well done. Animation and graphics is quite expensive to develop, since iterations in the development loop can take quite some time (think: do
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by truly 4y ago
I would not say they are on the way out, but definitely out of the mainstream and growth is limited in this space. I would say the same is true of podcasts to a certain degree, with quick videos taking over this space.
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by truly 5y ago
Having lost ~75 pounds and having (mostly) kept it off, the "trick" is to stop eating certain foods, sleeping well and exercising. Start by avoiding any sugars whatsoever (exception: fresh fruit), bread, fried food. This will be d
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by truly 5y ago
A while ago, I have made a video tutorial on binary search which explains it visually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHpRuBdcYtI . The visual explanation in this article is also very nice (color the items less than the val
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by truly 5y ago
This is called bisection search (search for the largest/smallest value satisfying a given predicate). It also reminds me a little bit of exponential search (upper bound unknown), although obviously the upper bound is known in your impl
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by truly 5y ago
The most actionable suggestion I can make is to go run or lift weights, unless you have some medical condition. It will improve well being and you will regain the desire to study or work.
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by truly 5y ago
FWIW, the speaker is Patrick Winston, a top-notch professor, who was a former head of the MIT (CS)AIL laboratory.
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How to Speak (MIT OCW) [video](youtube.com)
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by truly 5y ago
I am making do with free video editing (OpenShot, and then moved to ShotCut), but I guess they are not as refined as Premiere.
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Martin Gardner’s Best Mathematical Puzzles(theguardian.com)
2 points by truly 5y ago|0 comments

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