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Why Are We in the West So Weird? A Theory (2020)
(nytimes.com)
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Ha ha, I see, nice
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> Al Gore read the intelligence briefing. Wasn't that George W. Bush?
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Trying to force or avoid stalemate is a huge motive in top level endgames though regardless of whether they actually end in stalemate or not.
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Ig Noble winner if there ever was one, I bet.
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MIT's open course 6.172 Performance Engineering of Software Systems: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-172-performance-engineering-of...
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The age of the unicorn is over – Don't expect AI to bring it back
(economist.com)
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Made me think of Sayyid Qutb's "The America I have seen": Qutb argues that the American way of life, with its focus on hedonism and consumerism, corrupts the moral self and reduces human relationships to short-lived pursuits
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scares over LGBTQ+ content Indeed, but also aggressively pushing that kind of content in the first place
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Principles of Computer System Design This textbook, an introduction to the principles and abstractions used in the design of computer systems, is an outgrowth of notes written for 6.033 Computer System Engineering over a period of 40-plus
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First of all, apologies, the way I started my reply was too brusque. Yes, at the end of the day it's all about who has the power. I just wanted to point out that present Vietnam is far from united and that you can't imagine how mu
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You are very articulate but you don't have a clue of what you are talking about, no matter how many books you have read. The southern vietnamese have a very distinct identity, and they haven't moved on at all, if they had a chance
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The AI pin, the future of portable AI?
(hu.ma.ne)
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JFK files: How a Soviet lie that the CIA shot the US president became the original 'fake news' story https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/jfk-files-how-soviet-lie-that-cia-...
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Scoop?
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Not Creating AI May Be a Bigger Threat to Humanity, Says Facebook Expert (2018)
(inverse.com)
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Here is one article from today's Financial Times by famous Israeli author Harari, "Israeli democracy is fighting for its life" [1] [1] https://archive.ph/8RK3M
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This. That was my journey as a self-taught programmer who at one point realized had to learn the timeless foundations. And then MIT's 6.005 [1], where you will apply all this with a realistic language (Java, although the concepts car
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Another good (and entertaining) resource is James Powell's talk "So you want to be a Python expert" [1], the best explanation I've seen of decorators, generators and context managers. Good intro to the Python data (objec
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OP here. I learned about this while reading Stanford's LLM course's "Data" lecture [1]. Very interesting how it assesses the datasets used for GPT 2 and 3, etc, and how The Pile addresses their issues. A very interesting
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Data Freedom Act [pdf]
(radicalxchange.org)
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The Pile: An 800GB dataset of diverse text for language modeling (2020)
(arxiv.org)
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EleutherAI: Empowering Open-Source Artificial Intelligence Research
(eleuther.ai)
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Stanford CS324 – Large Language Models
(stanford-cs324.github.io)
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Ok, I see what you mean, ignore my reply ;)
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Mmmm, how about the links to the videos at the bottom of link [3]?
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The best resources I know are these two video lectures [1][2] from MIT's 2018 6.170 course [3]. They consist of a set of heuristics that summarize the best of decades of UI/UX research, very well presented by Professor Daniel Jack
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Interview with Alex Martelli (2003)
(aleax.it)
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‘I’ve given up getting paid’: global tech platform accused of exploiting artists
(theguardian.com)
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Tears, blunders and chaos: inside Elon Musk’s Twitter
(theguardian.com)
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