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Twitter_RPG_strategy_guide.txt(visakanv.com)
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The Metaverse: What It Is, Where to Find It, Who Will Build It, and Fortnite(matthewball.vc)
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The digital sensorium: “interface design is organ design”(aaronzlewis.com)
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The New ‘End of History’(nationalinterest.org)
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Google pledges changes to research oversight after internal revolt(reuters.com)
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Will Cryptocurrency Matter in Ten Years?(pairagraph.com)
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Changing the Environment Based on Empowerment as Intrinsic Motivation(mdpi.com)
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Systems and Stories(meteuphoric.com)
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by amandavinci 6y ago
Ideas must change in response to feedback from the problem to be solved. The initial idea and its nth iteration are downstream from the real problem. What matters, therefore, is the iterative execution of those solutions. So instead of basi
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The Long-Tail Problem in AI, and How Autonomous Markets Can Solve It(a16z.com)
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Improv for Ideas(shreyashariharan.com)
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Trump's Biggest Failure: China [video](youtube.com)
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by amandavinci 6y ago
We don't build software like a bridge; we grow it like a garden. The industrial revolution was about building machines that dominate its environment. The software revolution is about writing code to resonate with its environment. The s
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by amandavinci 6y ago
The analogy of maps and boats is just an instance of the exploration-exploitation idea. I have seen instances of this pop up every time we discuss problem solving in some form. It falls in the perennial variety of ideas that can't be r
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An AI Epidemiologist Sent the First Warnings of the Wuhan Virus(wired.com)
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Kinetic Sculptures [video](youtube.com)
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by amandavinci 7y ago
Updated. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Show HN: OmniNet:- A unified architecture for multi-modal multi-task learning(github.com)
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Instead of balancing Work and Life, balance what you Love with what you Loathe(time.com)
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As PhD season beckons this novel is a graphic reminder of the hell of academia(scroll.in)
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How to Become a Hacker (2001)(catb.org)
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The Roots of Creativity and Genius(supermemo.com)
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by amandavinci 8y ago
Thanks for the great feedback. The paper by Sproat and Jaitly which introduces the challenge rightly notes that the acceptability of errors and quality of output is more important than accuracy for a real application. The number of instance
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Andrew Ng: Announcing My New Deep Learning Specialization on Coursera(blog.coursera.org)
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by amandavinci 10y ago
I have compiled all the valuable advice and suggestions here into a blog post for other students like me: http://amandavinci.me/hackernews-advice-for-budding-makers-h...
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by amandavinci 10y ago
Thanks. I'm currently taking the OS course this sem and we plan to build a minimal OS for raspberry pi from scratch using the linux kernel, writing system programs on top of it. For internships, I believe start ups are the best bet to
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by amandavinci 10y ago
Start-up internships and GSOC are the best use of a summer vacation, I agree. And regarding software education, I believe MOOC is going to play a very big role in the near future especially in countries like India where hard working and des
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by amandavinci 10y ago
That seems a great hack :)
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by amandavinci 10y ago
I love to talk to other passionate CS students too. Helps me reorient and correct my perspective. And I'm gonna follow your advice and blog about my learning experiences. Infact, there are valuable gems of advice here and I'm thin
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by amandavinci 10y ago
Just did that :)

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