eternal_intern

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Using your smartphone as a sensor suite for playing around in ROS(github.com)
1 points by eternal_intern 7y ago|0 comments
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by eternal_intern 7y ago
Why not list the pros/cons of each method and let the candidates choose their poison. Whichever metric they think they would be best at given their constraints. Still requires work and a subjective estimation of candidate skill because
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by eternal_intern 7y ago
Well, you're right. The people sharing the resources are doing it for education's sake - for anyone that's interested. I think it's more accurate to say I feel locked out
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by eternal_intern 7y ago
I get what you mean. I've been applying the skillset to Kaggle problems, each of which I imagine contain multiple subproblems which companies might face. But kaggle standings, in my experience, dont seem to be too convincing a metric f
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by eternal_intern 7y ago
I work as a Mechatronics engineer and I have an interest in AI. I've personally gone through a lot of the online resources out there: 1. Andrew Ngs Deep learning MOOC 2. Fast AI parts 1 & 2 3. The old Google Machine learning course
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by eternal_intern 9y ago
I'm not sure if I agree with the author. Hackers do care about political issues. My question is whether political discussions over short form text do more harm than good to a community. To me, HN detoxing politics seems more like the
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by eternal_intern 10y ago
In my experience, It's never time which is the problem, it's mental attention. Having 4 hours of free time at the end of a tiring day is meaningless if you don't have the mental energy to actually use it.
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You Are Two – CGP Grey(youtube.com)
3 points by eternal_intern 10y ago|0 comments
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by eternal_intern 10y ago
Isn't it just more succinct to say we have tribal instincts because of our evolutionary origins? I see heated debates in politics, religion, even sports, because people identify from a certain "tribe". And I agree with Paul t
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by eternal_intern 11y ago
I wonder how related this is to the mechanics behind confirmation bias. We all have a tendency to seek out get evidence that matches our "predictions" so to say. Maybe what we define as curiosity is actually just searching for th
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by eternal_intern 11y ago
I came across this concept called "The jar of awesome" which on first glance seems really naive but I really took a liking to it. It's basically just writing down your victories when they happen and storing them somewhere in
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by eternal_intern 11y ago
I feel like this is good advice but presents only one side of the coin. Underestimating how difficult something is, is exactly what leads to ''planning fallacy''. I would rather err on the side of caution and overestimat