Al0neStar

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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   If you keep removing images that are over-fitted how long until you reach 0?
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   I get paid in USDC for programming gigs and third party exchanges in Iran convert it to Rials for me. The third party exchanges resell crypto to other Iranians who want to use it to buy sanctioned digital goods. It is the widespread use of
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   Did Einstein, Neumann or Feynam surpass their professors? If the measure is scientific progress then yes but if the measure is professing then NO. When you finish reading "The Feynam Lectures" you feel unstoppable but then you ope
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   I enjoy your takes on AI/ML but as someone who lives in Iran if not for crypto i'd be homeless.
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   I thought trolling was banned on hn.
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   Lecture videos, HW, labs and assignments are not available just the slides/notes so its not really suitable for self-study.
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   Predictions about the Year 2050(tedsanders.com)

   2 points by Al0neStar 3y ago|0 comments
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   The claim that there's a possibility of a sudden intelligence explosion. Like i said above you can argue that an AGI can be realized because there's plenty of us running around on earth but claims about a hypothetical super AGI ar
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   by Al0neStar 3y ago

   The burden of proof is on the person making the initial claim and i highly doubt that the reasoning behind AI ruin is as extensive and compelling as the germ theory of disease. We assume human-level general AI is possible because we exist i
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    U.S. Congress to consider two new bills on artificial intelligence(reuters.com)

    2 points by Al0neStar 3y ago|0 comments
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    Crypto collapse? Get in loser, we’re pivoting to AI(davidgerard.co.uk)

    63 points by Al0neStar 3y ago|53 comments
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    There are a lot of AI-bros on twitter.
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    @TeMPOraL and @og_kalu are the same people right?
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    If you use Electron your app is bundled with Webkit + NodeJS and runs two different processes. Servo is like a minimal/limited Webkit and you dont need to write your app logic in NodeJS. A great example is Sciter and Sciters Note app
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    I did most of the exercices but not the CS19 assignments.
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    Seems like they have plans for Q4 2023 https://servo.org/about/
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    I'm not sure if it can support all the libraries but yes it can be used to make desktop apps. Theres also Sciter. https://sciter.com/
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    "The Algorithm Specialization" that Tim Roughgarden teaches on Coursera/EdX is based on his book series "Algorithms Illuminated" and the lectures, slides and projects are up on the website so you dont need to take i
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    DCIC is my favourite and it's more than a beginner book but the author himself teaches all of it in an accelerated course. https://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs019/ For undersranding recursion there are two notewor
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    # Programming "A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing" https://dcic-world.org/ # Programming Language Theory "Programming Languages: Application and Interpretation" https://www.plai.org&#x2F
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    > For example, saw an absolutely mind-blowing example where someone taught ChatGPT an entirely new made up language, and ChatGPT was able to guess at, for example, the appropriate declensions for different words. Would love to see Chomsk
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    There is a difference between text and language and so far LLMs have told us nothing about language. LLMs being able to generalize to languages with a much smaller training corpus shows that maybe Chomsky is right about universal grammar.
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    by Al0neStar 3y ago

    My favourite ds/algo book is "Algorithmic Thinking : A Problem-Based Introduction" [0] it was published in 2020 and it touches on competitive programming techniques in pure modern C (all the pure c ds/algo books that i k
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    Springer Book Series: Problem Books in Mathematics(springer.com)

    3 points by Al0neStar 3y ago|0 comments
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    by Al0neStar 4y ago

    i might be wrong but i disagree with a lot of commenter's saying how they are not hiring juniors anymore or their seniors are 10x more productive even if they are just boilerplate programmers they are still more useful than tools like
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    by Al0neStar 4y ago

    looks like they took the defenition of intelligence from "Mainstream Science on Intelligence" [0] which is concerning. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainstream_Science_on_Intell...
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    China's Video Game AI Art Crisis: 40x Productivity Spike, 70% Job Loss(artisana.ai)

    39 points by Al0neStar 4y ago|79 comments
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    by Al0neStar 4y ago

    2023 edition: https://press.princeton.edu/books/paperback/9780691242057/th...
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    by Al0neStar 4y ago

    i havent read this book but i skimmed the toc and i have to say its probably even harder than sicp. http://www.info.ucl.ac.be/people/PVR/booktoc.pdf
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    by Al0neStar 4y ago

    probably but its still listed as recommended reading in CS 2510 (Spring 2023) https://course.ccs.neu.edu/cs2510/Texts.html