Eugeleo

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Ask HN: Which tool do you use to take math-heavy notes?
6 points by Eugeleo 8y ago|5 comments
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Collaborating with your computer using typed holes(youtube.com)
1 points by Eugeleo 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How to change lifestyle to reduce negative environmental footprint?
1 points by Eugeleo 8y ago|1 comments
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by Eugeleo 8y ago
Yeah, there's plety of that stuff, too (cat. theory, nonprocedural programming etc.). But apart from this, one has to choose one of those three languages.
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Ask HN: Which language would you study if you started going to university now?
2 points by Eugeleo 8y ago|2 comments
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by Eugeleo 8y ago
Yeah, the design is really great! The only thing that slightly (as slightly as one can imagine) put me off are the sharp corners on the "Side project collective" box, while everywhere else are those nice round corners. It may be j
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How to Raise Children?(hicsuntleones.netlify.com)
1 points by Eugeleo 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are there any Gömbök blueprints?
1 points by Eugeleo 9y ago|0 comments
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The Four Agreements(toltecspirit.com)
1 points by Eugeleo 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: University of St. Andrews?
2 points by Eugeleo 9y ago|4 comments
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Yeah, they didn't and (as they say) now regret it. I'm also not a 100% math-guy, I'm not sure I'd be able to handle it. Also, I hope I'll get the required Math background for AI/data science even when studying
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Well, if I choose CS, I'll really want to do the cool stuff (AI/data science). Our university offers something like AI Master's, so the required Math background will be (hopefully) provided. I skimmed the study-plan for the G
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Thank you for your answer. Some people here advice me to take Math, and learn CS/programming (from the point in which I'm now) by taking elective classes or learning on your own. What do you think about this?
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Well, if I choose CS, I'll really want to do the cool stuff! Our university offers something like AI Master's, so the required Math background will be (hopefully) provided. I don't have to major in pure Math to be somehow pro
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Those two questions are very difficult to answer for an 18yo. Although I never really worked with them when programming, in general I don't mind working with people. I like helping others and collaborating in a team. Well, and the ques
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. I have a tendency, I must admit, to overlook humanities. How does it work in the US? In my country, it works like this: you choose a "route" (for lack of better word). Based on the route, there
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Very vast indeed, that's my main problem. I'd maybe like to specialise in AI, or deep learning etc, but it is because of it sounding cool, rather than me having some concrete plan in mind.
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
I'd like to work in the industry, not academia; even if I study bioinformatics, I'd like to work in pharma industry or apply it in practice, not do research. If I take only schools from my country (Czech Republic) into considerati
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Well, no, I don't think so. Learning Biology outside of school is also harder than learning CS or programming by yourself.
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
That's an interesting point of view. I'm not sure I'd be able to outlast 3+ years of pure Maths, though... I like Maths, and am moderately good at it (straight As on high-school, not winning any competitions though), but doin
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
Yeah, it is similar here. I need to decide whether I want some general CS, or data science intro, or Bioninformatics, though.
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by Eugeleo 9y ago
I'm from Czech Republic. I have pretty good English, so I'd be even able to study abroad, if the budget would suffice of course. Not so much biology, just some basic stuff about various organisms, from viruses to humans. And we&#x
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Ask HN: How to choose the right university subjects for a career in IT
30 points by Eugeleo 9y ago|59 comments