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Highlights from 7 Easy Ways to Say NO to Difficult People
(chestergrant.com)
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Mini Habits - It gave me a new perspective of how to go about making changes in my life, that aren't so burdensome. I have developed several habits: a. Writing a Gratitude Journal b. Going to Gym in the morning c. Programming in the m
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Highlights from Mini Habits by Stephen Guise
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After their own kind
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Avoiding the popularity contest
(chestergrant.com)
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10 Nuggets From: “Ignore Everybody: And 39 Other Keys to Creativity”
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10y ago
It would be interesting to see the list of actual books read.
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I am just going to go ahead and say c.
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11y ago
1. Do you believe solving AI will come from a big company where the employees solving it would have little ownership of the company? 2. Currently, there is no solid test for Artificial General Intelligence. How much of a priority is it to
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Why Early Wins Matter
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Highlights from “The Village Effect: Why Face-To-face Contact Matters”
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The Importance of being Reliable
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The system made me
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11y ago
Sometimes, I think people on HN probably think they get points for being the most cynical critic. Can't we just say, "Dude we are happy for you, and thanks for the money." And what happened to the rule about not saying stuff
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11y ago
I think it is the same with programming. Once you understand the basic programming paradigms the rest becomes easy. I think in terms of language is Object, Verb, Subject order.
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Old Theory beats new Theory
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Artificial General Intelligence Analogous to Flight
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How to provide negative feedback
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If I had 4 months to create AI, how would I do it?
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Trading easiness for guarantee
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Low skills causes procrastination
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How to learn fast
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Fasting triggers stem cell regeneration of damaged, old immune system
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Who gets to make decisions?
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To my young Thugs
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Be on a plane
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12y ago
I remember in school, there were subjective subjects like literature where your grade is based on how someone else, ie the teacher, felt about your work, and there were objective subjects like maths where no matter if the teacher liked you
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12y ago
On Intelligence - Jeff Hawkins
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Please “steal” my idea
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Show HN: My music discovery website
(coding-music.com)
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