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by etherio 5y ago
- "The Theoretical Minimum: What You Need to Know to Start Doing Physics" by Leonard Susskind. I'm reading the entire series and it's very clear and interesting, definitely recommend if you want to get into physics. - &q
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by etherio 5y ago
Interesting! I learned a lot of new things about memory when I did the "learning how to learn course" [0]. I definitely recommend it for people trying to learn vast amounts and use their memory effectively. The link's more sp
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by etherio 5y ago
Wow... This is really disappointing on Replit's part, especially considering the company's emphasis on an ideal of developer empowerment / creativity / collaboration, this seems very excessive. I hope there's more t
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Brainstorming a Decentralized Network for Content Discovery(uzpg.me)
2 points by etherio 5y ago|1 comments
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by etherio 5y ago
Works out of the box on my manjaro install.
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by etherio 6y ago
I'm working on Archivy [0] - a knowledge management system built around extensibility. [0]: https://archivy.github.io
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Turn on the Subtitles(turnonthesubtitles.org)
3 points by etherio 6y ago|1 comments
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Pronoia (Psychology)(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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Architecture.md(uzpg.me)
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by etherio 6y ago
This article seems a bit disjointed and ambling. Can we also argue that this surge of investment is correlated to people staying at home and thus having more money to spend that would have been used on food, entertainment, etc... ? İm not s
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Social Overfitting(uzpg.me)
3 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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by etherio 6y ago
Interesting. I wrote a post with the exact same idea back in July ( https://www.uzpg.me/tech/2020/07/21/architecture-md.html ) - I totally agree with the author. It's also what I implemented for my pr
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by etherio 6y ago
Oh there's nothing of the sort with Archivy. No information is sent back and there isn't even a server where it could be sent to really. I haven't looked into redacting a privacy statement, might be a good idea :)
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by etherio 6y ago
Hey HN! A few months ago in August I posted about Archivy [0] here, and got tons of useful feedback and really enjoyed the discussion. Since then, I've improved the whole project quite a lot and wanted to share and talk with you again.
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Show HN: Archivy – Extensible Self Hosted Knowledge Base – v1 Release(archivy.github.io)
184 points by etherio 6y ago|17 comments
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Show HN: Archivy – Extensible Self Hosted Knowledge Base – v1 Release
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by etherio 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I loved your post last year and I'm happy you managed to do so much in 2020! Good luck with Tiny pilot and keep us up to date :)
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by etherio 6y ago
I really loved Player of Games! The bizarre but shocking Azad society was super interesting and also the narration of the main character and his whole development was truly captivating.
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by etherio 6y ago
I got a few nice sci-fi books for Christmas, including Exhalation by Ted Chiang and Peace by Gene Wolf. I also want to read Godel, Escher Bach, it's been recommended to me a lot. Definitely some interesting picks on this thread.
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by etherio 6y ago
Although mistrust can sometimes be warranted, as a way to prevent others from poisoning your life, I agree that it's also something to be careful about. This reminds me of a quote from EM Forster's novel Howard's End: > “
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In defense of disorder: on career, creativity, and professionalism(chias.blog)
1 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Will the Hacker News BigQuery database be updated?
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Be Impatient(benkuhn.net)
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The Disruptor's Dilemma(gallant.dev)
1 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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by etherio 6y ago
https://archivy.github.io - Archivy is a self-hosted knowledge repository that allows you to safely preserve useful content that contributes to your own personal, searchable and extensible wiki. Maybe a bit more than half-baked
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Thinking about software engineering (2020)(nintil.com)
1 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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by etherio 6y ago
Why do you think NLP is a good field for doing meaningful work? He could also have jobs working on corporate chatbots... I think NLP has as many meaningful jobs as other industries, but it's not at the top of the list.
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The slow death of the know-it-all(thecritic.co.uk)
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2020 into 2021 – Review of a Year(uzpg.me)
1 points by etherio 6y ago|0 comments
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by etherio 6y ago
I'm not close to being a father, but I can provide the experience of having learned not that long ago At first my dad put me a bit on CodeAcademy [0] which taught me tons of basics but didn't really get me hooked. What really got

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