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More like a generalist who also happened to be one of the greatest. You can read his book "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" It adds some characteristic to his flamboyant personality.
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I have similar opinion! Many people are not taking into account the fact that this learning technique significantly outscales the average in terms of numbers. While the very best may not be affected, the fact that it generates results that
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I like this grammar hack. ``` grammar = """ Response ::= "Alice\n" (ListOfCmds | SingleNaturalLangResponse) ListOfCmds ::= (BashCommand\n)+ BashCommand ::= "$ " AnyString SingleNaturalLangResponse ::= AnyS
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Dear executives, You have AI that is capable of solving your interview questions. These questions were designed to select the best candidates. Now you have AI that is cheaper and faster. Please, fire your engineers and embrace the next gene
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> when you're not a genius and you do things for the fun of it it's very probable you'll end up wasting your time. This is why usually you have advisors that help you to find important problems that need to be solved. Also
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4y ago
This scares the shit out of me, when my career hasn't even started yet!
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It seems 2020-2022 was boom for tech industry. Now the rate is going backing to pre-2020 which shows it was already in decline! That is quite surprising.
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4y ago
which country are you from? Just curious..
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Ask HN: If you have tried 80000hrs, what is your opinion?
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The Generative AI Revolution in Games
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If you can formulate your problem in the sense of classical planning problem, there are different sets of planners that can solve the problem. These methods are explainable. Some of them even give the optimal solution to your problem if you
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4y ago
Why is this response being downvoted? It seems to clearly reflect the hiring bias present in the industry. Please upvote it so that people can know how to overcome the inherent bias on quality.
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Ask HN: What is the role of Product Manager?
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There is some serious flaw with software people (all stakeholders). It's like they are addicted to "staying relevant." Most of the time people don't need new features. Why isn't it being drilled over to the project
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Do you have refereneces to NeRF papers that can directly compute the field in the latent code? Because it NeRF based methods are essentially performing solving the rendering equation to learn the mapping, what could be alternative equation
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Yes! That is why deliberate practice requires some mentors or guiding factor. It's really hard to invest in deliberate pratice and most of us overlook it! When practicing quality > quantity. I gave up a lot of hobbies because I didn
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I have one suggestion! Try to find one thing you are deeply interested since your childhood. It means that you have some subconscious goals you want to achieve. Now invest all your time on it, no matter how hard it is. It will be very rewar
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Ohh, that's a cool opinion!!! Thank you ^_^
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Thank you for writing it. I have been feeling something similar. The ability to truly understand requires the ability to know few terms and what they mean. I thought it was only me who felt it like so. Most of my friends who venture on crea
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It gives me hope. I am on same position as OP. However, I have decided to sell my soul to Graphics. I mean literally and figuratively. I see there are only few people who can do graphics compared to other field. It is quite a niche to work
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On the flip side, I had the opposite experience. With Linux it was just the matter of compiling from the source. And most of the time, it would just compile without any issue. With windows, I needed to download MSVC and the whole studio and
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This puzzle is so cool because it revolves around casual graphs in classical planning problem! One can use heuristics based search to come up with optimal solutions. I really like this innovative approach to the design. However, one edge fr
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One of the most mind blowing thing I learnt recently is that there is not introvert, extrovert and these kind of traits present within a person. They are equivalent to the typing we use in Computer Science/Mathematics defined by psycho
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I bought Sofle v2! It fits my hand in a good way!
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I switched to a split keyboard. Went from 8 wpm to 30 wpm in 9 days!!! It's doable. I can work at this speed. I had 70 WPM. But I believe I will gradually reach better speed. However, the gains have been huge for me! I can finally type
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Ask HN: Dear reseachers/engineers/artists how to practice computer animation?
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I haven't started yet and I am already tired of Computer Vision and pace of catching up in the field. I am saying so as I am working towards my Master's thesis. The field evolves faster than I thought. It is so quick and nothing m
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Exactly (esp for ML/Graphics/Vision). However, I cannot say for other fields. That is why it is necessary to keep revising these fundamentals. I always plan to do it, but end up doing something else. >.< If anyone has idea o
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I would love to apply on these positions but it takes a colossal effort to pull anything. Those willing to bet into the future, I have few suggestions. 1. Design an app that takes in series of text prompt and generates images for correspond
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Does it mean it costed the US of potential opportunities? I don't think it made any difference in the US. But it surely helped in his home country. While we are at it, what do you think of current visa issue in the USA? For a long time
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