kalinkochnev

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by kalinkochnev 1mo ago
I was researching this test yesterday for my own appointment and did not expect to see it on hacker news. I am having a really difficult time finding a reputable psychiatrist to assess adult ADHD. I called 15 places and only heard back from
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by kalinkochnev 1mo ago
Does anyone have suggestions on how I could OCR lots of handwritten math notes with diagrams? I have tons of PDFs waiting for me to manually type them myself and can't justify dedicating weeks to do it.
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by kalinkochnev 5mo ago
You win HN today
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Ask HN: How do you keep up with blogs from people you follow?
1 points by kalinkochnev 5mo ago|3 comments
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by kalinkochnev 5mo ago
Disclaimer: I've never used pytorch and I also know nothing about software security practices. But I don't see a scenario where pytorch needs network access. It seems wrong that at any level within the codebase I can import any mo
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by kalinkochnev 7mo ago
Engineers feel like plumbers compared to the plumbers
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by kalinkochnev 7mo ago
It's cool to see CT mentioned on HN. I haven't seen any mentions until today. My family has installed solar on every house we've lived while there. There is a strong economic incentive. CT has some of the most expensive avg.
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by kalinkochnev 9mo ago
I want to add that Moritz Klein's DIY synthesizer videos are top notch, especially for beginners in electronics. As somebody who is just working through AoE it feels like a great compliment and is very satisfying.
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by kalinkochnev 10mo ago
As a new college grad I might be able to add some insight. We're stuck in a stalemate where the sheer volume of applications for employers to handle and applicants to send makes them take shortcuts, leaving both sides wonder why people
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"I'm Building an Algorithm That Doesn't Rot Your Brain" Jack Conte(youtube.com)
3 points by kalinkochnev 11mo ago|0 comments
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by kalinkochnev 1y ago
That sounds actually really cool. Do you have a link to any of your papers?
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by kalinkochnev 1y ago
This is an underrated strategy
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by kalinkochnev 1y ago
I agree that is excessive. But I would hate equally, if not more, learning with magic rules delivered by the professor in the sky. The info doesn't stick for me unless I understand the intuition behind the reasoning.
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by kalinkochnev 2y ago
I didn't know this existed for obsidian! This is perfect for me. Thanks for sharing
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by kalinkochnev 2y ago
UConn had a Racket programming course for maybe a decade up until last year. Enough people complained that it was too hard and a weed-out course and the administration dropped it. Yet another blunder by the CSE department.
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by kalinkochnev 2y ago
I appreciate your faith in humanity. However you would be surprised to the lengths people would go to avoid thinking for themselves. Ex: a person I sit next to in class types every single group discussion question into chatgpt. When the tea
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by kalinkochnev 2y ago
Do you have a link?
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Holographic Wormholes for Quantum Computing Students(kalinkochnev.com)
2 points by kalinkochnev 3y ago|0 comments