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by eyeundersand 6y ago
Yup. Also recommend to those interested in existential philosophy and artificial intelligence as well. It really is a terrific book!
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
I assume you might be looking for books of a similar (technical) flavour, of which I don't have too many to recommend, I'm afraid. However, here's some (across different genres) that are in my memory at this moment: Finance&#
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
This is remarkably well done. I'm reading Hofstadter's Godel, Escher, Bach and found this at the perfect time. Thanks for the write up!
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
Me as well! Glad someone else already did it and spared us the shame :)
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
Seconded. I tried a lot of other ones before settling for Bitwarden about two years ago. It's easily the best and most hassle-free one that covers all of my use cases. (Tried LastPass, Keepass, 1password, and a couple others)
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
The silence here is pretty defeaning too. Although it is a delicate matter, I suppose. My (admittedly underinformed) opinion is he shouldn't be brought to the US. Wonder if we could get a lawyer to chime in. Have there been any notabl
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
I like this on Android for HN. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.hidr...
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
Oh, yeah. Silly me! Appreciate it :)
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
Nice article. Is anyone else getting a "[Math Processing Error]" in red at a bunch of places? I'm seeing: >For example, [Math Processing Error], so multiplying by an integer "preserves" this lattice (on the Divi
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by eyeundersand 6y ago
"In the long run, we are all dead." ~Keynes
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
FYI, your link is not working.
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
> A dragonfly nervous system is probably simpler than some of the largest artificial neural networks models. I would be extremely surprised if that were the case. Behavior of a single cell alone is unimaginably complex. Let alone an orga
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Huh! That's news to me! Do you have any citations supporting your statement?
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Well, do explain! You can't just say something is incorrect and not elaborate.
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Thank you for your effort. For someone who is in academia and a firm believer in the advancement of knowledge via peer-review, these things matter. Cheers!
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
In Nepal, you are taught around the sixth grade that you can solve ax^2 + bx + c = 0 by splitting b into m and n such that mn = ac and m + n = b ( or m -n = b, if a and c have opposing signs). This "discovery" the author claims an
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
It might be just me but I don't get why people on here tend to be critical about DDG's usability. I made the switch a year and a half back and I seriously don't miss anything. There are some niche cases where it doesn't
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Hmm. The reason doesn't look immediately obvious to me. What does your switching from Vanced to the official yt app have to do with someone's account getting suspended? Care to expand on it?
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Reader View on Firefox (CTRL + ALT + R) is a blessing!
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Wow! Thank you. What a blast from the past! I learned how to solve the Rubik's Cube blindfolded by watching him, back in the day. His tutorials are perfect and I've probably recommended his channel to ~50 people myself. Crazy he o
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Will test and report back! I have an academic background but the only thing I remember about Laplace right now is his correction for the speed of sound, way back in high school.
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
I'm genuinely surprised. What are the odds! Khusi laagyo :)
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
I'm not OP but let me take this opportunity to recommend Fyodor Dostoevsky. I started with The Brothers Karamazov when I was fresh out of high school and struggling with identity (coming from a traditional Hindu society in Nepal). It h
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Kudos to him and his team! Fantastic achievement. Slightly surprising that he is not a Sherpa, but a Newar (most probably, but I might be wrong). Sherpa people live in the high mountains and are thus better equipped to handle the challenges
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Russia, China, EU are motivated to shift away from USD(cnbc.com)
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Off topic: I appreciate your username!
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
I used to dabble in Chess when I was younger so I feel extra dumb now. Thanks!
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
I don't understand. Please help.
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Spot on. That the publication didn't find it worthwhile to accurately proofread the FIRST sentence of the article signals (to me) they are not worried about the reader's time and prevents me from taking their article seriously.
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by eyeundersand 7y ago
Your last impression, if true, would come as a great surprise to me. I would check but I'm literally in a Econ PhD class right now.

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