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by ai_ia 5y ago
The problem with these online resources are that you end up bookmarking them, but you are most likely never going to come back read them. Apologies, if I am generalising. Learning something is not only reading the course content, that is on
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by ai_ia 5y ago
It somehow picked up Modesty.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
That makes sense.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
How does the website scrape price data from Amazon? I don't think Amazon provides Api to do that? Any idea?
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Kaboom looks really interesting. Might as well add to my online courses which I create. Thanks a lot.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I added try without signing up in my app[1]. Yet some users still use disposable mails, so there is that. From a app developer perspective, it is definitely a downside when people use your app without email. You have no longer way to contac
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Thanks, OS games clones seems interesting. Taking a look now.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Thanks, seems like godot works well in Ubuntu also, which I was primarily use. Will take a look.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> A number of publications have labeled The Room as one of the worst films ever made. From the wikipedia page. > Normally, when I see the same name in all of the roles, I get nervous I can see why. Lol. But Primer is really good film.
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Ask HN: Resources to get started in game development?
6 points by ai_ia 5y ago|9 comments
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Two movies worth adding to the list are: 1. Perks of being a wallflower Written and Directed by the Stephen Chbosky. It's originally a book written by Stephen. I think the movie is great because it's well directed and overall good
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> But when I return to the material a few months later, I may as well re-read the whole thing for the amount of detail I've retained. I am trying to solve this particular issue in online learning. You may read a lot of books and wat
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I like this quote by Bukowski: >If you are you going to try, go all the way. With regards to roam or any note taking tool, try to look up how power users are using it. Many users freely share their work flow. I wouldnt recommend buying a
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I have a thumb rule. If it's anything from nyt, medium or dev.to, I glance at the comments to see if it's worth it. There is usually someone who gives the tl;dr in the first few comments. The links I am most likely to click are sh
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by ai_ia 5y ago
The list is missing Manim for visualization. I tried it out because I was curious how 3b1b creates his videos and was blown away by the simplicity of the tool. For simple visualization and teaching aid, Manim is a great tool.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
You can eventually get 1k people to use your product but making them stick around and refer their friends is one hell of a task.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I am the creator of Primerlabs( https://Primerlabs.io ) and we create self paced computer science courses. Though it's not based on OCW rather follows mostly teachyourselfcs.com reading list. Also, we have two courses as of n
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Another comment mentions teachyourselfcs.com. I can vouch for that. I am a chemical engineering undergrad who taught himself computer science mostly using those resources.I had fair bit of interest in becoming a machine learning researcher
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Have you wondered that Maybe people aren't really interested in mastery. Some do, ofcourse but most will be happy with learning just enough. Whenever I hear the word mastery, I am reminded of the Japanese documentary Jiro dreams of sus
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> - We integrate with a third party print-on-demand service that has printers in almost all major countries, once the order is made the book will be printed nearest to your location and then shipped to you directly Can you tell the name
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Platform looks cool. I created a course platform Primerlabs ( https://primerlabs.io ), where learners can generate Personalized Notebooks at the completion of the course. I used the Tufte-Latex template for that purpose. You can c
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by ai_ia 5y ago
Awesome. Followed you on twitter. Will be following your progress.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I checked out your application. Looks cool. Are you planning to add other languages interactive environments as well?
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I agree 100%. What does, in your opinion, an ideal course platform look like though? Genuinely curious.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
> Coursera and Pluralsight are much better at least they have some quality standards. I agree 100% with Pluralsight. My previous company had given me access to entire Pluralsight courses and I really completed a lot of courses.
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by ai_ia 5y ago
- Blog on the niche and build reputation It's amazing to see how instructors like Wes Bos, Kent C Dodds and Josh Comameu's CSS Course pulled off. - Create youtube channel and drive traffic from their to your course
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I was into memory training after reading "Moonwalking with Einstein" (Excellent book btw). But it gets a bit cumbersome at some point. > I used to read a book, maybe take notes and hopefully take some new action. Next year it&#
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by ai_ia 5y ago
I run Primerlabs( https://primerlabs.io ) and it addresses some problems that learner face while completing the course. For a long course on, say OCW or eDX, if you stop midway, and try to resume after a couple of months (for what
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by ai_ia 5y ago
The way that worked for me was to DM people on Twitter or Reddit. You can identify your target users based on who they follow. Don't spam or send generic messages. An example I can think of is the following: "hey xyz, Saw you foll
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Memory Breadcrumbs and Memory Trails(primerlabs.io)
3 points by ai_ia 5y ago|0 comments

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