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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Thank you for your reply. I'm a Lisper (used Common Lisp, Racket/Scheme, and Clojure) and a math graduate student, and am interested in learning more about ML and DL so that I could potentially use them in research in the future,
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
So you mean that fast.ai maybe a better resource for people new to general ML?
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
What do you think of this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34812501
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Yes. At least from the preview.
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Dan Friedman and the Little X-er series.
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Even if there is a video about chess improvement, I think this is actually a life lesson, not just chess. It applies to so many aspects of life in general.
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GM Ben Finegold: The Main Way to Improve Your Chess Game, No Matter Your Rating(youtube.com)
2 points by hedgehog0 4y ago|1 comments
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
I was wondering is there anyone uses Clojure or other Lisp languages for these kinds of things…
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Ted: The single biggest reason why startups succeed by Bill Gross(youtube.com)
3 points by hedgehog0 4y ago|0 comments
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The New Hustle: The story of three of Australia's fastest growing startups(youtube.com)
1 points by hedgehog0 4y ago|0 comments
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Good luck! I actually wanted to implement many months ago and thought I did not have the expertises...
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
May I ask why?
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
I do not know if this is relevant, but I think Newton and Kayes (or some other econonmist) used math in the stock market and lost heavily.
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
I use CL and am currently learning Clojure. I think there are generally more libraries for Clojure and better communities (in some way). Maybe it's due to the JVM, I dunno.
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
> Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - adjusting expectations is a big thing. "I should have X, Y, Z" or "I used to be able to ..." is replaced with "I do, right now, have a, b, c". This isn't something that can
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
So you think it's possible to build good businesss stand-alone cross-platform software with JavaFX?
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
So Clojure for cross-platform GUI is not good enough?
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Thanks!
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Thank you for the info. I learned that Estonia e-residency program seems to be great for this kind of things. Yeah, the US one is pretty "standard". I am not at this moment. But I think I will be bootstrapping, but may raise fund
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Thanks! Is this procedure only for Sweden and/or European people, or it applies to people outside of Europe as well?
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Do you think has Brexit affected the tech side of UK in the international market?
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Ask HN: What is the best European countries for founding startups and companies?
3 points by hedgehog0 4y ago|9 comments
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by hedgehog0 4y ago
Glad to see you here as well :)
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To Raise VC, or Not. Choosing the Road Less Travelled(typesense.org)
16 points by hedgehog0 5y ago|2 comments
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Knowledge Representation in Sanskrit and Artificial Intelligence(ojs.aaai.org)
58 points by hedgehog0 5y ago|50 comments
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by hedgehog0 5y ago
Taguette? It looks quite impressive and interesting! What do you think it helps you financially?
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by hedgehog0 5y ago
What I Wish I'd Known About Equity Before Joining a Unicorn https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13426494
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by hedgehog0 5y ago
I read PCL about seven or eight years ago when I didn't have a lot of experience with programming. It's somewhat dense and some of the topics/chapters may not be absolutely necessary for a beginner to write Lisp programs. But
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by hedgehog0 5y ago
"Programming Algorithms in Lisp" [0] seems interesting and provides examples along with DS and/or Algo, but it is written in Common Lisp. [0]: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-1-4842-6428-7
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Towards Open Source Sustainability(nyxt.atlas.engineer)
2 points by hedgehog0 5y ago|0 comments

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