CaiGengYang

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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
http://paulgraham.com/wealth.html
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/googles.html
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HTML/CSS Course
1 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|5 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Its actually surprising to me that I have played this game for such a long time and still don't know the origin of the word "Go". I have always called it Weiqi as I was taught in mandarin. From what I understand, Weiqi origin
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Playing tricks about what ?
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Hmm .. Go should be for everybody, not just Chinese
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Yup, Ive heard of him ... the professor who created Crazy Stone
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Do you know who are these people who work on Go AI daily and how to get in touch with them ?
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Human beings (us) currently use a combination of pure calculation and intuition to play Go. Pure calculation is useful in small battles and corners where you can actually calculate the outcome of battles to pretty much 100% accuracy. Howeve
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Startups for Inheritors
1 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|0 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Sounds very interesting ! God knows how Go AI will evolve in the future ! Perhaps the field of Go AI will produce a fully conscious machine in the future , one that can think and strategise like a human being , contributing to the technolog
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
This is great, didn't know there was a computer Go mailing list ! I am at the moment planning on paying some money to attend programming courses in basic languages like Python, Ruby and C++ in Singapore and start hacking a GO AI protot
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Ask HN: How does Weiqi AI work?
16 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|27 comments
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Visa Denial / Lobbying for citizenship
2 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|0 comments
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Lisp Startup Name
3 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|5 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
I am currently reading Paul Graham's book "Hackers and Painters" and on page 228, paragraph 15 --- it says that one thing that would help web-based applications, and help keep the next generation of software from being oversh
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A Lisp Startup
8 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|4 comments
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Technology Ideas to Change the World
1 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|0 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
I am at the moment trying to get hired by the US Government as a security hacker to protect its systems against other attacks from other nations. I want to use this as a platform to eventually gain US citizenship. You know of any resources
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
I just finished the Python module on CodeAcademy successfully. I was given 288 points on CodeAcademy ...
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CodeAcademy(codecademy.com)
1 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|1 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
How can I score a job at Google ?
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Inspired by Paul Graham's "Hackers And Painters" : Family Photo Hack Idea
1 points by CaiGengYang 11y ago|0 comments
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Coursera would be a good start ... or just borrow a book on C++ from the library and follow the instructions. If you have any questions, post them on StackOverflow
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by CaiGengYang 11y ago
Ok, I just changed to my real name ... It turns out that I had an account under my real name afterall ... I just forgot
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Assisted Suicide Technology
1 points by CaiGengYang 12y ago|0 comments
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BlueSeed
1 points by CaiGengYang 12y ago|0 comments
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Go/Weiqi Artificial Intelligence
2 points by CaiGengYang 12y ago|0 comments