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by e19293001 5y ago
Happened to me.
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by e19293001 5y ago
Yes. I would recommend org-roam too.
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by e19293001 5y ago
Agree. Org-roam org-mode emacs are my tools. First learned emacs, then found org-mode, then found org-roam. I've been using emacs for 9 years and never looked back.
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by e19293001 5y ago
I like the reinforcement learning tutorials but his channel is for machine learning in general Machine Learning with Phil https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC58v9cLitc8VaCjrcKyAbrw
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Roamkasten – a practical how-to guide to optimize Zettelkasten in Roam Research(thrivinghenry.com)
10 points by e19293001 5y ago|3 comments
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NNCP: Lossless Data Compression with Neural Networks(bellard.org)
2 points by e19293001 5y ago|0 comments
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by e19293001 5y ago
No need for soil for some plants. Check-out Hydroponics[0] no need soil for farming. You could grow indoors or outdoors. That's free food for the future. There's a lot of ongoing hype in this right now. Youtube, facebook groups, r
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by e19293001 5y ago
This is somewhat similar to Zettelkasten[0] which is a way to take note. Here's a quote from the book "How to Take Smart Notes" by S. Ahrens[3]: Notes build up while you think, read, understand and generate ideas, because you
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by e19293001 5y ago
While the current pandemic is not yet over, there is an ongoing hype in hydroponics (soiless planting) right now. There are a lot of guides from books, youtube, reddit, facebook groups, blogs, etc. Its so much easy to automate this indoor o
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by e19293001 5y ago
Since you mentioned emacs. Have you tried org-roam?
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by e19293001 5y ago
I just started using zettelkasten method using org-roam. Since I just got started, my notes are not big yet. But it's amazing experience for me, that writing what I've just read in my own words made it stick longer rather than jus
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Ask HN: What's Your Process for Learning?
7 points by e19293001 5y ago|5 comments
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What Input?(github.com)
1 points by e19293001 5y ago|0 comments
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The Corporate Programmer Survival Guide 250 Essays from the Trenches(edweissman.com)
2 points by e19293001 5y ago|0 comments
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by e19293001 5y ago
For those who are interested in playing around with printer vulnerabilities[0], a lot of them had been scanned by shodan[1]. [0] - http://hacking-printers.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page [1] - https://www.
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Ask HN: Is Reddit Blocking Tor?
5 points by e19293001 6y ago|2 comments
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by e19293001 6y ago
Please consider donating to the GNU project. https://www.gnu.org/software/ If your using linux, your using GNU as well.
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by e19293001 6y ago
A lot of printers are still exploitable.
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Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill (1938)(sacred-texts.com)
1 points by e19293001 6y ago|0 comments
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by e19293001 6y ago
Yes. If basic assembler. No. If you're going to implement an assembler that supports constants and symbols which can be combined into expressions. And expressions can easily be parsed for example[0]: 〈primary expression〉->〈con
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by e19293001 6y ago
Not if you use it daily. In my experience, I forced myself to use it everyday. And now, I can't work without it.
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That one time Apple patented a pizza box (2017)(theguardian.com)
2 points by e19293001 6y ago|2 comments
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by e19293001 6y ago
Study lambda calculus first. An Introduction to Functional Programming Through Lambda Calculus Book by Greg Michaelson It's amazing it was published 31 years ago (1989) which shows that it's a timeless book to read. This has been
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by e19293001 6y ago
Learn how to use emacs. Next learn how to use org-mode.
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by e19293001 6y ago
For someone who wanted to read more about Fabrice Bellard. https://web.archive.org/web/20110726063943/http://www.freear...
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by e19293001 6y ago
Thank you for mentioning org-mode. I was actually finding a good set-up. You're comment leads me to this blog[0] that I end-up following this set-up which is quite very simple. On the other hand, I recently saw a lot of Zettelkasten ar
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by e19293001 6y ago
For those who are interested to hone their skills in translating C to assembly language just for the sake of grokking a C compiler, you might want to read this book: Assembly language and computer architecture using C++ and Java Book by Ant
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Ask HN: What book/s have you read more than once?
9 points by e19293001 6y ago|9 comments
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by e19293001 6y ago
Might help. https://www.reddit.com/r/running/comments/ba4zii/can_we_talk...
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by e19293001 7y ago
Congratulations David Silver! I am currently learning Reinforcement Learning, as a coincidence I am watching David Silver's Introduction to Reinforcement Learning[0]. He explains it very clearly. I would recommend it for those who want

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