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1y ago
You could say the same thing about Facebook...
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1y ago
Economist here, started to learn to code as an elaborate way to procrastinate on my master's thesis after I've quit playing videogames.
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Somewhat related - https://www.asimov.press/p/making-the-modern-laboratory
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1y ago
Pedestrians are quite squishy.
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1y ago
https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~linear/ (authors David Cherney, Tom Denton, Rohit Thomas and Andrew Waldron) - reminds me of category theory articles, so good.
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Ok, boy, I'm also reviewing LinAlg textbooks as we speak. Coming in with a similar interest for ML / AI. I've done math on KA academy up to linear algebra, with other resources / textbooks / et al. depending on the
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Or something like to the tune of "what does it mean that we can eliminate", which is still unclear to me. But a lovely article, the way you (op) introduce the column perspective and really hepful for a novice such as myself. + the
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1y ago
Hopefully we get entirely off the internet.
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1y ago
thank god.
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Something like that, I take full fault.
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While there are a lot of of textbooks flown around, I'd like to prop up ROB201 textbook, which I came across recently, also aims to cover a lot of ground and is accompanied by videos. https://grizzle.robotics.umich.edu/
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The only other species other than humans that has as long post-reproductive lives.
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1y ago
If you're good on theory (meaning able to read theory), but interested in non-LLM stuff, pufferlib and it's programmer also seem quite accessible (if you haven't come across it already).
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1y ago
The pace is so fast, if you have FOMO you've already missed out most probably. If you're interested in LLM flavored RL, I'd suggest prime-rl (and their discord) community, hugging face RL courses with smol (you'll need p
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This is the key imho, adapting stuff to yourself / your needs, when and where the GloboHomoCorp allows you to. E.g. I don't use Twitter directly due to toxicity and overwhelmingness of the central feed (thank you Nikita), and due
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1y ago
Was about to write.
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1y ago
This may be incredibly offensive, but how big could a potential overlap be between ADHD and autism?
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1y ago
Just because you like to paint does by no means entail you'd like doing photography.
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1y ago
For me in Croatia it was The Simpsons.
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1y ago
You can add a ".rss" to mastodon profile account page to follow or read it through something that can process rss feeds for a "better" reading experience. E.g. https://mathstodon.xyz/@tao.rss
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The point is to get people in those contries to overthrow their leadership. And if your're someone sliding into nasty leadership / government situation you have to realize there will be a consequence to that and that the perceptio
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Crazy stuff, the Quantified Knife project seems even crazier.
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1y ago
I have like 4 simple tabs and my Chrome is hogging 1.8GBs of RAM.
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1y ago
You can finally see the moon?
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1y ago
Sounds a lot like Tom Holland - Dominion (to help the robots - "...broad history of the influence of Christianity on the world, focusing on its impact on morality – from its beginnings to the modern day.").
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a woman can rank you in sub-second time, just as you can her.
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> AI does not yet know all the nuances of large systems, distributed services, performance optimization, and security. I'd say guess again. The chamber in the revolver of the russian roulette that is our careers just got infinitely
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If public opinion and vote was honored there never would have been an EU, just ask the French.
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For the last part, I just think the userbase expanded so the people using it professionally were diluted so to speak.
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I'll give it another try, the gemini models themselves are great for me, tried the tool when it came out, didn't gel with it.
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