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Confused by Git? Here's a Git crash course to fix that(dev.to)
11 points by chrisa 7y ago|5 comments
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by chrisa 7y ago
Wow! That page just keeps going and going - and each one represents some (potentially) important discovery...
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by chrisa 7y ago
I think this is super neat! And I could really see a use case for when bandwidth is a problem for true video calls... next to full video, streaming the avatar info would be next to nothing - so it could turn "video" calls into bas
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by chrisa 7y ago
Hm, I don't know that I have a formal process for finding good side projects, but here's something I've been doing recently that might work for you: 1. Find something you want to play around with; for me recently, that was Re
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by chrisa 7y ago
Two things I find very helpful: 1. Hang out online where people talk about new technologies. For me, that's HN, dev.to, and twitter (only works if you follow people doing cool things in tech) 2. Try out new technology by doing _small_
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by chrisa 7y ago
If you're looking to write coding related content - I recommend dev.to as well! It has a lot of the same benefits as medium (built in readership), without all the popups, etc :)
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Can You Replace Redux with React Hooks?(dev.to)
1 points by chrisa 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrisa 7y ago
Does anyone know of other resources for using RL to generate art or drawings?
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Spiral: An RL agent that generates images by interacting with graphics software(twitter.com)
3 points by chrisa 7y ago|1 comments
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The Biggest Mistakes First-Time Founders Make [video](blog.ycombinator.com)
99 points by chrisa 7y ago|12 comments
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by chrisa 7y ago
For that, I highly recommend the book “Atomic Habits”. One of the major takeaways is that every time you do something, you’re making a vote for the type of person you want to be in the future. And from that mindset, if gives a lot of advic
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by chrisa 7y ago
If you want to learn Deep Learning without all the math - I'm currently releasing a free video per week for something I'm calling the "Summer of AI": https://summerofai.com/ It walks you through all the
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by chrisa 7y ago
There's a service in Indianapolis that does exactly that! https://www.clustertruck.com/ They actually license the recipes from local well known restaurants, and then cook them in their own kitchen and deliver them.
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What Is a Neural Network? [video](summerofai.com)
2 points by chrisa 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Summer of AI – Learn Deep Learning in 3 Months(summerofai.com)
3 points by chrisa 7y ago|0 comments
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by chrisa 7y ago
It could mean a “pre”biotic diet (which feeds your good gut bacteria). Generally, that means: - Increase fiber intake - especially vegetables, beans, lentils, and complex grains like oatmeal - Avoid added sugar and processed carbs - Avoid e
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by chrisa 7y ago
That was my first instinct to that question as well, but I think he was just asking if ReLU was required by the hardware design - or if it was possible to use other activation functions as well. If the the ReLU was part of the hardware its
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by chrisa 8y ago
I wrote several blog posts and a little guide about to get your first client as a software consultant: https://www.breakintoconsulting.com/ Short version: become a "visible expert" in your field (blog posts, ebook
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Confronting My Fears in the Hope of Retiring Early(indiehackers.com)
1 points by chrisa 8y ago|0 comments
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by chrisa 8y ago
Does anyone know if it’s possible to see the actual deposition tapes somewhere? Just curious
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What Is a Living Style Guide?(amplifydocs.com)
1 points by chrisa 8y ago|0 comments
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Learning to Generalize from Sparse and Underspecified Rewards(ai.googleblog.com)
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by chrisa 8y ago
There are some good videos on this by Matthias Wandel as well (who used to work at RIM, and has a great channel filled with technical/nerdy woodworking videos): Table saw kickback experiments https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by chrisa 8y ago
Yes, this is only version 0.1 :) It was just a weekend project, so I gave myself Saturday to see what I could come up with, and this was the result. This was the inspiration: https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1086
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Patio11bot(patio11bot.com)
5 points by chrisa 8y ago|4 comments
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by chrisa 8y ago
There are also some chrome extensions that allow you to speed up any html5 video (so it works on youtube, Vimeo, and even Netflix!) highly recommended.
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Learning to Program Sucks(donnfelker.com)
1 points by chrisa 8y ago|0 comments
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by chrisa 8y ago
My biggest tips: - Become a "visible expert" in your space. By that I mean give talks at meetups, publish a blog about the technologies you want to work with, etc. - One of the best things I did was to write an ebook about React.
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Geoff Ralston and Adora Cheung Discuss Startup School(blog.ycombinator.com)
1 points by chrisa 8y ago|0 comments
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by chrisa 8y ago
This is a bit out of left field - but I (offhandedly) showed my kid RoboHash: https://robohash.org/ which he thought was _awesome_. He could type in words and generate robots, which is kind of like a super power to a kid.

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