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harias
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I don't know many highly productive people, but the few I know don't differentiate between weekdays and weekends. Working seems to be a habit, and they appear to enjoy it. Might be a case of Stanford duck syndrome though.
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ELF OpenGo: An Analysis and Open Reimplementation of AlphaZero
(arxiv.org)
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The RTL-SDR community at Reddit is a good place to look for resources if you are looking to get into this: https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR
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The RTL-SDR subreddit is pretty cool : https://www.reddit.com/r/RTLSDR
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The Bots That Review and Write Snippets of Facebook's Code
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Global Cassus
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The first comment on that page says otherwise. Apparently, there are workarounds.
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Philosophy of mathematics
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Court gives Sears new life, allows Chairman Eddie Lampert another chance
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Why do you think Hedge Funds are useless or evil?
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8y ago
Cryptography 1 by Stanford on Coursera is really good too : https://www.coursera.org/learn/crypto
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Sounds of Mars:NASA’s InSight Senses Martian Wind
(m.youtube.com)
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Request for service to replicate ancient objects
(mobile.twitter.com)
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8y ago
Essence of calculus[0] by 3blue1brown for the basics and the second course in the Coursera Mathematics for Machine Learning would let you get started. You would rarely need calculus more advanced than that covered in the above, and if need
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harias
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I see a lot of users are learning maths for machine learning. I did the same and here is what I found: I started with 3blue1brown's Youtube course[0] on Linear Algebra and loved it. I had already done a college course on LA, but this m
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I have completed all three courses in the series. It was a good supplement to other resources, especially 3blue1brown's Linear Algebra course on youtube[0] (mind-blowing, do check it out) but I wouldn't recommend it as a first cou
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harias
8y ago
Relevant discussion : Ask HN: How do you read programming books? ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15733745 )
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Thank you for sharing the other perspective. I am a sophomore in university and there is a lot to choose. Reading posts like yours make me even more confused. I just assumed that people generally have stuff figured out in their 20's. I
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https://www.atherenergy.com is trying the same in India
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They wouldn't pass the safety standards. Most Indian cars got a zero from NCAP
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Machine learning, meet quantum computing
(technologyreview.com)
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Please add courses like CS109 (Harvard), CS231n (Stanford) etc. They are pretty famous among the MOOC people as far as I know.
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harias
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I would really like to see Wikinews succeeding. HN community can help it succeed in tech if we start contributing.
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Charities? Some waste too much money on administration, but I think the smaller ones are pretty good.
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3B1B is definitely more useful for applied purposes, but the MIT LA introduces you to the topic formally, and helps you understand research papers.
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Study Group for Goodfellow's Book “Deep Learning”
(blackswans.io)
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The funnel of human experience
(lesswrong.com)
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L&S Data Science Major
(data.berkeley.edu)
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Distinctly Berkeley Data Science Major Has Wide Appeal
(data.berkeley.edu)
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As far as I know, Tesla is nowhere close to an autonomous vehicle. Waymo is way ahead of its competitions, the nearest being GM's cruise according to various reports.
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