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   The Matrix Arcade(yizhe-ang.github.io)

   2 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Please consider reading and working through nand2tetris. It's really great.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I read it full and didn't honestly understand the hype. It gives you the false sense of you getting the full picture. But not really. Among other HN darlings in books- The Little Schemer, SICP, The Black Swan were totally worth it.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Yeah, I too wish that the dev updated it once a year or once every six months.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I wish that model was updated in some time interval. It is frozen in time. :/ I understand and know the pain of maintaining a fully online model, and that is asking too much from an individual. But, say, a manual update every six month
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I didn't say perfect or accurate. I said "more statistically representative". As compared to the OP. And I stand by that.
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I think this [0] is a better, and more (statistically) representative list. [0]: https://hackernewsbooks.com/top-books-on-hacker-news
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   I found Hacker Recommended Books [0a] on HN [0b], and began reading through the books on it, tried many books, read around 20 of them. The experience has been great, and learned many new things. Some books have expanded my mind. If you are
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   by __rito__ 3y ago

   Relevant: the eponymous Professor Han at MIT is teaching a TinyML course that is open to the public. See: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37620507 - https://efficientml.ai
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I started earning during the pandemic and had a sweet life. There was no place to spend money other than buying stuff from Amazon, and streaming subscriptions. I saved a lot and expected my life to be this easy, always. Then came late 202
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Here's mine [0]. It's a very gentle introduction. [0]: https://www.kaggle.com/code/truthr/jax-0
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I wrote a Notebook [0] that gets you introduced to JAX in a very gentle manner. It also covers things like functional purity in Deep Learning, and handling of random numbers in JAX. [0]: Learn JAX: From Linear Regression to Neural Networks
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    > "It took me a while to realize it, but Jax is actually a huge opportunity for a lot of scientific computing." In all conferences like NeurIPS, in Google ML Community days, etc., whenever there is a JAX workshop/tutoria
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    These ideas are very much reflected in Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. What enters your mind and goes through a function of complete rational cognition- cannot be the ultimate truth. And we repeatedly see in Zen koans, also menti
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Zen is influenced both by Buddhism and Taoism. The word "Zen" may have Chinese roots which in turn might have Indian root (dhyan - meditation -> chen/chan -> Zen) - but it doesn't mean whole of Zen evolved from Tao
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    Computational Tools in Climate Science(comptools.climatematch.io)

    1 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    Computational Discovery on Jupyter(computational-discovery-on-jupyter.github.io)

    100 points by __rito__ 3y ago|4 comments
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    > "That's why I proposed reduced searches per month."
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    freeCodeCamp uses UPI for donations, and it is free (so far), and you can pay YouTubers through Super Thanks via UPI. Homegrown solutions like PayU and Razorpay are solid, too. I have previously donated to fCC and sent Super Thanks via UPI.
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I just listed those as an end user. I am plainly talking from a consumer's perspective. Just sharing my thoughts. That's all. I didn't list boutique companies in India. Their pricing is much lower. You ignore the part about t
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    That's why I proposed reduced searches per month. To put things into perspective: - YouTube premium is $1.30/month - Amazon Prime is $1.50/month ($0.75 if you are <25) - Spotify premium is $1.44/month - Netflix (1080p
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Hi, if someone from Kagi is reading this, can we please get a lower tier than $5/month- even specially for India? We are kinda priced out when keeping the PPP in mind. Say $1-$2 for 100-200 queries?
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    Here are some past Ask HN threads worth mentioning: 1. "Best Lecture Series" : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34591291 2. "Top Coursera Courses" : https://news.ycombinator.com/ite
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    NO. Indians are victims of call center scams, too. Maybe not equal in monetary terms, but definitely equivalent or more in terms of frequency. Call centers are scamming Indians big time. Source: I am an Indian, and received ~20 scam calls
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    You are totally off the mark here. Before UPI, debit cards were there. And people were social engineered to tell the scammer the One Time Password received in their cells required for the withdrawal/transfer. As a person who receieved
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I have used Petals at a past project. I share my GPU as well as wrote code for the project. The Petals part was abstracted away from me. I had a normal experience writing code. I don't have the project listed anywhere. Don't reall
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I have a LaTeX template that I edit and export to PDF. I also have one that is plain markdown and easy to customize, and it also works as an online CV via GitHub pages [0]. For jobs that I apply through lever, Firefox remembers all the fiel
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I am not primarily a game developer. But I wanted to see how some of it works. The engine that has been instrumental to it is DragonRuby Game Toolkit [0]. It was easy to set up and use. And I developed a simple game [1] following a really a
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    WebGL implementation of real-time renderer for 3D Gaussian Splatting(github.com)

    4 points by __rito__ 3y ago|0 comments
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    by __rito__ 3y ago

    I actually created a two part acrion-animation movie lasting ~10 minutes when I was in 8th grade. It had tanks, helicopters, and ammunitions flying. All with sound. It took me an embarrassingly long time to make. Also got a graphic designer