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by acmerfight 2y ago
If you're thinking without writing, you only think you're thinking.
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by acmerfight 2y ago
An algorithm can be regarded as consisting of a logic component, which specifies the knowledge to be used in solving problems, and a control component, which determines the problem-solving strategies by means of which that knowledge is used
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Algorithm = Logic and Control [pdf](doc.ic.ac.uk)
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How to Build Your Career in AI [pdf](wordpress.deeplearning.ai)
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Yann LeCun:India Must Embrace Open Source,Invest in Research to Become an AI Hub [video](youtube.com)
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CS294/194-196 Large Language Model Agents(rdi.berkeley.edu)
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by acmerfight 2y ago
Large language models (LLMs) have revolutionized a wide range of domains. In particular, LLMs have been developed as agents to interact with the world and handle various tasks. With the continuous advancement of LLM techniques, LLM agents a
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The broken promise of re-use(codecentric.de)
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Know a Lot, a Lot(arpitbhayani.me)
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by acmerfight 2y ago
Most good engineers I worked with had a common trait - they just happen to know a lot of random stuff, facts, and practices at surface level. The conversations with them were always fun and insightful as they kept telling and sharing intere
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The Push Train(pushtrain.club)
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Evolutionary couplings between files reveal poor design choices in architecture(ergoso.me)
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Scrum Is a Clumsy Imitation(medium.com)
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Beyond Dilemmas: Rethinking Problem-Solving in System Architecture(medium.com)
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by acmerfight 2y ago
There’s a classic dilemma: If your mother and your wife were falling into the water, whom would you save first? The best solution to this problem is: I wouldn’t let them fall into the water in the first place. This is what we call ‘preventi