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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   100% this. I learned about this from the first linked post, immediately tried it and never looked back.
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   OCaml Platform Roadmap (2024-2026)(ocaml.org)

   6 points by __rito__ 3y ago|1 comments
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   More here on forum: https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/the-ocaml-platform-roadmap-is-ad...
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I live in small town India. Was born and brought up here. Population: ~30k. This is made possible by WFH since Covid-19. Nearest megacity Kolkata (Calcutta) is ~140 km away. ~3.5h by car or train. We visit the city for any serious enough he
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Use an icon pack, and it is very likely it has something different already there for Calibre. I use candy icons, and I like the Calibre "logo" in this icon pack.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Filter inserters are what came to mind when I saw the title.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Looks really good. Thanks for sharing it.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Here's the most intuitive introduction to Differential Equation that I have ever seen: https://www.complexityexplorer.org/courses/31-introduction-t... Explains DEs from scratch, physical significance, one or two t
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Yep, AI doesn't need to be AGI to be profitable or useful. I am bullish on AI but don't see AGI happening, yet I developed AI solutions that solved real world problems, and made companies tons of money and helped people solve non-
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Fermat's Last Theorem by Simon Singh. I really like it. There are lots of popular science books out there, but very few popular math ones. I am grateful that this exists. Read the author's Code Book before. Liked that one, too.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Here's a snapshot: https://web.archive.org/web/20151228083734/http://omegle.com...
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    The family tree in this article: https://analyticsindiamag.com/geoffrey-hinton-its-all-in-the...
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Yup, I implemented all these, and only naive Python array based approach is the most practical, Python being a GC language. For all other things that I tried, I either get integer overflows (for linear algebra based implementations) or floa
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Well, I am also in the reading group, and I was very happy to see this pop up here. But, all these method, in practicality, leads to integer overflows. Works very well for smaller Fibonacci numbers, but not for, say, the 1500th Fibonacci nu
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I really liked some episodes of Fall of Civilizations [0] and History of India by Kit Patrick [1]. [0]: https://fallofcivilizationspodcast.com [1]: https://historyofindiapodcast.libsyn.com
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I listened to the whole Indian Philosophy part [0] of this podcast - all ~20 hours of it, and I can vouch for its quality. It took me some months. It delves deep into philosophical theories but doesn't use any jargon, so there is no en
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    In India, you cannot directly advertise alcohol on TV. So, famous alcohol brands launched soda water, mineral water, and even glassware. One company has music CDs. They advertise those instead.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Very simply speaking, complex numbers are numbers that always have roots. That's one aspect of it. I wrote a quick piece [0] about it some time back. Hope that adds to your knowledge. [0]: https://convoluted.bearblog.dev&#x2
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    This book is Open Access and you can download it from this link [0]. [0]: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-3-031-4102...
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    Linear Algebra Done Right (4th Ed.) [pdf](link.springer.com)

    2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    Linear Algebra Done Right – 4th Edition(linear.axler.net)

    631 points by __rito__ 3y ago|294 comments
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    India also has something called "Fundamental Rights" that are enumerated and clearly laid out. But they can be suspended during statutory emergencies.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Is there a YouTube version of this?
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Boy, is the author out of loop! Hallucination is always and everywhere used as a negative term for LLMs. And it is seen as a problem/challenge that we should get rid of. Did not read the article after seeing such a wrong title.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    AI research essentially started in 1940s, and not the 2010s like you might think. I read a ton of AI research papers written in the 80s and 90s. Lack of AI hype is was because the lack of data and compute. The actual field is here for a ver
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    > "it's nice to know the search is useful to so many!" Well, this is basically how I do all my reading (books) now. See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37761636 I also search here before I start le
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Is this the one- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mango.andr... ?
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I have used Pop OS and Ubuntu with NVIDIA card, and honestly, I never faced any serious problem. After every kernel upgrade, I just have to reinstall the nvidia drivers and the cuda toolkit. Everything works as before after I do that. I don
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I use OBS on Linux with NVIDIA card fairly regularly. It works flawlessly. Never used Wine + OBS, though.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    There are many examples in life where I have seen people and recognized that if this person were born in a slightly different household, slightly different time, slightly different economy, etc. - this person would have made it big! I have