Jaytee

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by Jaytee 18y ago
We are pretty much in the same shoes. I'd suggest entrepreneur too. More specifically, an entrepreneur who can integrate different fields together to create new field. And at some point you will have to become the specialist of that new fie
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by Jaytee 18y ago
Great article, though my day-dreamed educational system would be a little bit different. But who is to say which one's better until you implement them. On the same note, High school and middle school are pretty much a waste of time. In fact
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by Jaytee 18y ago
I'm gonna quote Bruce Lee and apply it to everything here. "Take what's essential, discard the unnecessary, and make it your own." That's the point I got from Steve's post. And that's how I dealt with his rambling. Meta-great post.
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by Jaytee 18y ago
I agree it is very dorky. But having worked with CERN before, I find it rather cute and hilarious.
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by Jaytee 18y ago
Here's my situation. In no way am I trying to say I'm doing better or worse. I graduated with Physics BS two years ago. I work 4 hours a week as a teacher/mentor. ($30-40 an hours) And I code AI the rest of the time. I live in a van on a co
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by Jaytee 18y ago
I didn't fully understand meta-learning until I started reading neuroscience books. Find some introductory text book on neuroscience (Amazon). Then read a book that explains extensively on various forms of neural plasticity. Developmental n
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by Jaytee 18y ago
This is a fundamental lesson in quality testing. Nothing new, but always good to be remind of. Plus, it will be more interesting to study the human biases that often mislead us, and create a paradigm that minimize such biases.