cosmosa

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by cosmosa 8y ago
Khan academy material is quite good for multivariate calculus. It's taught by the guy behind 3blue1brown. His teaching style is very intuitive.
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by cosmosa 8y ago
In my opinion moocs have a long way to go to be comparable to an in person experience. First of all the execution of the pre-recorded lectures is not nearly as good as in person. Writing on the board vs seeing slides and hearing a voice vs
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by cosmosa 8y ago
It's still possible to try to recommend as close a match as possible. If no matches, then recommend based on actor, director, producer, etc. Currently Netflix just throws in the towel and recommends some completely unrelated content.
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by cosmosa 8y ago
It may seem like the selection is terrible on the streaming service, but I think a lot of content is just hard to find.
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by cosmosa 8y ago
Great!
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by cosmosa 8y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. I started studying advanced machine learning/AI concepts, and understand the intuition just fine, but I feel like i'm grasping around in the dark without a good foundation in statistics. Currently
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Word association game by Google(research.google.com)
3 points by cosmosa 9y ago|0 comments
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Stephen Hawking’s ashes to be interred next to Newton and Darwin(westminster-abbey.org)
4 points by cosmosa 9y ago|0 comments
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by cosmosa 9y ago
Looks good, I will definitely use this as a reference!
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by cosmosa 9y ago
I stopped reading when it said AI is a sub-field of machine learning. It’s actually the other way around.
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by cosmosa 9y ago
I am currently 60% through the GT omscs program. I’d say it’s good for your money. So far I have been unimpressed with the quality of the recorded lectures both compared to other recorded lectures and on campus lectures. Group projects are