Artgor

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by Artgor 9mo ago
https://andlukyane.com/ - I write paper reviews, share experience of working in ML and my language learning journey.
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by Artgor 9mo ago
I prefer to start immersion at ~B1 level. I know some people want to do comprehensive input right from the start, but I prefer to build foundations. I start with popular books that I have already read before - The Little Prince, Harry Potte
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by Artgor 9mo ago
I sympathise. I did ~200k reviews in Anki and no idea how many in Renshuu in 2025 for language learning: German, Spanish and Japanese... and I think I got into Anki hell. For a long time, Anki was really useful for me, it pushed my Spanish
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StackOverflow: An experiment on pairing askers with experts in the community(meta.stackoverflow.com)
2 points by Artgor 1y ago|0 comments
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by Artgor 1y ago
You know, sometimes I feel that all this discourse about AI for coding reflects the difference between software engineers and data scientists / machine learning engineers. Both often work with unclear requirements, and sometimes may fa
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by Artgor 1y ago
OpenIA's Codex-1 isn't so cool anymore. If it was ever cool. And Claude Code used Opus 4 now!
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by Artgor 1y ago
Claude Code. And... Junie in Jetbrains IDE. It appeared recently and I'm really impressed by its quality. I think it is on the level of Claude Code.
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by Artgor 1y ago
> How you spend that time is one of the most important moral decisions of your life. What if the work itself isn't "the most important" thing in the person's life?
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12 years of studying foreign languages with Anki(andlukyane.com)
3 points by Artgor 2y ago|0 comments
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by Artgor 2y ago
Why is a usual STT (speech-to-text) called AI?. (fixed typo)
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by Artgor 2y ago
Well, if the users ask frequent/common questions to ChatGPT and get acceptable answers, is this even a problem? If the volume of duplicate questions decreases, there should be no bad influence on the training data, right?
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by Artgor 2y ago
When I was interviewing at my last company, during the raising bar interview, the interviewer said that he looked at my personal website, liked it, and was really impressed by it. Then we spent one hour chatting about our experiences. So, I
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by Artgor 3y ago
Last year, I started playing DnD with 5e rules and lots of homebrew content for the first time. It is an online game with my friends on Discord. We have character sheets, roll a dice using a bot, and so on. This is really fun, we had some c
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by Artgor 3y ago
> I wonder how hard it would be to modify this code to run on a 64GB M2 Mac. It isn't that hard, I was able to run in on M1. The changes are: remove or modify multiprocessing - it doesn't work on Mac the same way as in the code
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by Artgor 3y ago
The paper sounds interesting, but without the code being available, it is difficult to say whether the idea is really viable.
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by Artgor 3y ago
In general I agree. But if this approach is applied for the same system many times in a row, it can cause technical debt.
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by Artgor 3y ago
https://andlukyane.com/blog/ I write about Data Science and my interests (like language learning). Recently most of my posts are dedicated to reviewing deep learning papers.
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by Artgor 4y ago
I created a personal website a couple of years ago: https://andlukyane.com/ 1. It is a convenient place to keep and manage information about career - jobs, talks, other activities. Makes it easier to share info with recruit
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by Artgor 4y ago
> the fact that the linear lessons now also have large yet optional testing components at the end of every section. If you're referring to the legendary lessons, then yes, I complete them as well and find them to be very useful. How
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by Artgor 4y ago
I hope it is allowed to share links here. https://andlukyane.com/blog/studying-foreign-languages - I wrote a detailed blogpost about my experience of learning languages, including the resources that I used (not promoti
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by Artgor 4y ago
COVID. People started spending more time at home and needed new ways of spending time.
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by Artgor 4y ago
As a user, I feel that Duolingo is a great tool for developing language learning habits and allowing people to "play", but it may only take people up to B1 level, not higher. I would love for Duolingo to focus more on content, and
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by Artgor 4y ago
I want to share my experience of studying different languages, describe how my approach evolved over time, and give advice on studying more efficiently. Russian is my native language, I speak English fluently, in 2013 I reached B2 in German
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My language learning journey. English, German, Japanese and Spanish(andlukyane.com)
2 points by Artgor 4y ago|1 comments
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by Artgor 4y ago
I started my website and blog in 2021. I used Jekyll + github pages with custom domain. I didn't want to setup everything by myself, so I bought a Jekyll theme that I liked and customized it. I did it lazily, so it took me around 1 mon
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by Artgor 4y ago
You could start with Word2Vec or GloVe, for example. Another option is to to with CV papers and start with Alexnet or first ResNet.
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by Artgor 4y ago
One of the new ones: I started using chatGPT to write feedback for an annual review. I would have never be able to write such bullshit without feeling sick, but the model amazingly well - I apply only minuscule changed to the generated text
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Lessons learned after 10 years in IT (DS and ERP-consulting)(andlukyane.com)
3 points by Artgor 4y ago|1 comments
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by Artgor 4y ago
Several years ago, a wrote a blog post about a DS roadmap, which turned out to be useful for many people. Since that time I got more experience, and many people reached out to me with different questions about career, skills, mindset, etc.
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by Artgor 5y ago
When I had started reading this article, I had thought that it would be a sad story about another startup failure. The blogpost turned out to be a fascinating story of the success. I really liked it. But after I had finished reading it, I h

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