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by __rito__ 4y ago
> a concession to the state of technology at the time. Well, not anymore. But I will prefer ASCII over glyphs any day. I have learned symbols in Math, and I keep learning newer ones. It finally comes down to _RoI_. The vast and treme
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by __rito__ 4y ago
I haven't tried Q, and didn't read the book that you mention. I learned J the same reason I learned Scheme- to expand my mind, and perspectives. And I definitely would not want to use J for solving real-world problems, but I would
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by __rito__ 4y ago
Ken Iverson invented J after he worked on APL and according to him J is an improvement upon APL. Most people don't know about J, but know about APL because of those weird symbols. I agree with your thoughts that not everything shou
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by __rito__ 4y ago
You can get everything there is in APL, plus no weird symbols in the J programming language. > learning all the alien symbols is a one-time investment No one time investment is needed if you want to learn J. And yes, it does teach you
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It also changed my life in the sense that, after reading this book, I refused to read any book, or see any MOOC that was boring. This book, for the first time in my life, showed how fun a book could be while being exceptionally good at teac
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Immediate Benefits of Exercising(convoluted.bearblog.dev)
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I am very interested in knowing this, too. I have so many interests, it's sometimes crippling. How I somehow, barely manage the situation now: - Do what I have a deadline for. - Start or join a study group with enough members that at l
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by __rito__ 4y ago
1. Machine Learning by Andrew Ng on Coursera. 2. Linear Algebra from Imperial College course on Coursera. Course name: "Mathematics for Machine Learning: Linear Algebra". 3. Eigenthings from Ella Batty's lectures on Neuromatc
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by __rito__ 4y ago
Libraries and end user facing projects are beginning to support Mac's GPU. Renting on cloud platforms is $$$. But sure, you can start by trying there. After the crypto crash, GPU prices have dropped a lot, too. Also, building a rig wit
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by __rito__ 4y ago
1. It depends, if you just want to use some model and call APIs, then you do not have to learn any ML theory. You just have to learn using libraries following their GitHub Readme instructions. Get a Colab Pro+ subscription or run Kaggle N
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by __rito__ 4y ago
The median price of a programming book in India is what I could buy lunch and dinner with for a month while in college. For one book.
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by __rito__ 4y ago
This could serve your purpose: https://www.goodtheorist.science/ .
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At least the first five chapters of "The Little Schemer" should be read by every developer.
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Actually a mentor finds you . Happened with me, I made it happen to others. Remember two things: One, a mentorship need not be a lifelong relationship. Mentorship relationship might exist for three months, ten years, or might be lifelong.
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Tell HN: Zoho Blocked Outgoing Emails with No Support Response
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Deep Learning for Coders by Howard, Gugger comes to mind. Absolutely top to bottom with no nonsense at all.
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Will not definitely join the WApp group. Will not share my phone number with a bunch of strangers.
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Comments such as this should be illegal. I have had Vietnamese, I have had BBQs. And I loved both. Now, my mouth is watering for BBQ with Vietnamese flavor.
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I work in Deep Learning. Whatever I do on my work or remotely related to my work can be done with Python. I focus primarily on three things before learning a new language and/or stack: 1. How easy it is to get started and start using i
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1. Stage Performance I was made to perform on-stage since I was 3/3.5. I kept liking it, and keep doing it. It makes all kinds of public speaking a walk in the park. You face much smaller amounts of anxiety before giving a talk, writ
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by __rito__ 4y ago
They won a decades-long standing challenge predicting the protein structures of a much smaller (yet significantly quite large) set of proteins using a model (AlphaFold). Then they use the model to predict more. Although we don't know i
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Jeremy, hi. I have one question, and one only. Please answer: Second part, when?
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I haven’t seen this course content yet, but fully did the 2019 version. Extremely grateful to have found it. Changed the course of my life. I can vouch for it's quality. Jeremy is an excellent instructor. So much clarity in his teachin
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Here's my OPML dump [0], if you care. [0]: https://pastebin.com/NzZUT7aC
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Hi Jeff, in your opinion, what would be the best algorithms book for students taking algo in Freshman year who want to learn it properly, in an in-depth manner? It would really help me with many questions that I have. Thanks.
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Seeing Theory(seeing-theory.brown.edu)
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My quip with them is they never started the Partner Program in India. And were very dishonest regarding it. There once was a time when I wanted to earn from my writings, but not any more. But their dishonesty makes it unlikely for me to rec
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I quit your platform because you didn't have Partner Program in India. I do not want to monetize my writings anymore, but there was one day, when I did. But your behavior made that impossible. You said once Stripe start working in Indi
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Stuff About Complex Number I Wish Somebody Told Me(convoluted.bearblog.dev)
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by __rito__ 4y ago
I am also interested in doing this. Why don't we start a Discord or Slack and organize from there?

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