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How to cope with less autonomy in the office
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Ask HN: Follow up on recent AI major announcements?
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The Big Sleep: The most baffling film ever made?
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The (still) relevant (best) practices from the past are all encapsulated into the standard libraries, that’s how CS pays its duties to the big minds of its past?
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5y ago
Revising the 25th instalment (and the last one, finally!) of my booklet series, made of specialised literature reviews summaries for the general public. This one is about Fashion.
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TV shows of 2021 so far
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The lost tablet and the secret documents pointing to a shadowy Russian army
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Books of 2021 So Far
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Mechanistic solutions are never meant to solve high level problems, but they very often make the fundamental bricks more advanced solutions will rely upon, at a later stage.
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The biases that make us underrate underdogs
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China expanding its nuclear capabilities, scientists say
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Competitiveness may be local/relative (against peers, a la climb the ladder) or global/absolute (against giants, a la advance humanity). In both cases, it is usually healthy at different stages of life if it acts as a nudge instea
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Will Sylvia Plath always be defined by her death?
(bbc.com)
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Jeff Bezos to blast into space aboard New Shepard rocket ship
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What are NFTs and why are they worth millions?
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Ask HN: Reinforcement learning for single, lower end graphic cards?
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5y ago
Nope, if you see RL as just another tool for niche industrial domains? One of the targets put forward at global level is, for example, a fully automated, closed-cycle, high-throughput lab for drug discovery. More in general, fully automated
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Why introverts excelled at working from home
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5y ago
You can surely supplement your own quest at global level with business/tech consulting at local level? Wherever you live, draw a 50-100km radius circle and sell your tips, tricks, life experience to business people who are way less act
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5y ago
2016 GTX 1070s 8GB will live another day as the bang-on-the-buck ml/dl/drl intro graphic cards then.
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The Great Resignation: How employers drove workers to quit
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A new trend is experienced candidates now asking for tech specs or six-month Gantt plans before starting contact with any HR person, in that trying to by-pass most of the bs.
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Concrete: The material that's 'too vast to imagine'
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How a US island kept hold of its 17th Century dialect
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In my (admittedly limited) experience with teaching and mentoring young programmers, it is much more important to have them write sound code-like programs before any particular implementation. Appreciating logic is a skill they will use for
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Delete your current account for good, wait 30 days to have their spiders clean the cache, then start a new account by using a new e-mail address.
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LinkedIn’s least damaging usage in 2021 maybe? Zero contacts, no posts, no interactions in any form, closed to any connection. Just a bland CV, which is pretty unavoidable.
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Start with any venue at any level offering you a 15 minutes slot for a 5-6 slides presentation or a 2-3 pages case study. Be it a peers meetup, a local open day, a virtual conference. Treat any opening as a nudge to get out of your shell, w
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5y ago
> Windows 11 will be available through a free upgrade for eligible Windows 10 PCs and on new PCs beginning this holiday. Wow!
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That’s very good advice but 6 months a talk are too many imho. One talk / public meeting per month (even virtual meetings) is kicking enough to keep you going without feeling isolated. It’s also a nice way to improve your networking at
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