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Swiss river swimming is one of the highlights of my year.
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I think I just miss being 14-ish when technology felt mesmerizing, and world seemed infinite because I was learning Pascal. Now I just want to wake up, have my coffee, and not read about some new machine learning framework.
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Definitely a personal favorite for me to. Excelled introduction to MCMC methods, lots and lots of python programs and nicely filmed against a green screen.
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3y ago
I had a prof too (formal methods?) who opened with "Ladies and gentlemen, if you follow my lecture series, you will never fly model x of brand y aircraft again.
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I've learned the most from implementing papers. And being stuck. But me is me. Since you mention SE, I'd choose a mini project in an area you love. The tooling you will learn along the way. An hour a day is paradoxically not nearl
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There is no world in which corporations will resist the temptation to serve ads to people who have demonstrated to both invest time and money in their platform. Don't worry, you will only get the best artisanal premium ads, you will le
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3y ago
My new Kobo refused to start out of the box, without making an account. Very disappointing.
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I don't think its about photography per se. Personally I don't really understand this need to share and tell the world everything on whatever platform. In similar vain, I find the humble bragging on LinkedIn bizarre at best. But e
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Being implemented as we speak, by the always impressive LucidRains [1] [1]: https://github.com/lucidrains/q-transformer
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Articles like this trigger my suspicions for another thinly veiled 'the poor can only blame themselves for being poor' (you listening vance?) Especially when contrasted by someone like me (richer than half the planet, rich loving
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I'd be happy to join. I make everyday slice of life pics at https://www.maurits.ch Its in dire need of new back-nend.
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3y ago
Swiss river swimming is one of the highlights of my year.
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I host my own website. I can see from the logs that recruiters etc don't click on it, bar a rare exception.
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LoRA: Low-Rank Adaptation of Large Language Models [1] [1]: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.09685
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3y ago
Thank you!
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https://www.maurits.ch I make everyday slice of life pictures, walking about.
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3y ago
I'm a child of expats who became an expat. Lived in over a dozen countries. Contemplating another. Don't blow up your life. Its rubbish.
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3y ago
Any tips for a dash+alfred alternative on windows?
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3y ago
Any cookbook recommendations?
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3y ago
Your blog is a gem, thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
Whats' with the negativity? Its an individual (leisure) pursuit and you are not influenced in any way shape or form by what other people like to photograph.
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Amercian Life Expectancy and Inequality
(americaninequality.substack.com)
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Deep dive tutorial for learning in a forward pass [1] [1] https://amassivek.github.io/sigprop
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4y ago
Geneva has Le Lignon. 1.1km, 6,000+ residents. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Lignon
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My personal favorite is the Geneva Dictator Alert [1] [1] https://twitter.com/gva_watcher
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The exact reason I like cooking. It has a start and a finish with a tangible result.
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Im an ML researcher (reinforcement learning). I learned by implementing papers from scratch endlessly. Any specific subfield you are interested in?
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I'm a child of expats who became an expat. Lived in over a dozen countries. Sometimes I feel like an enlightened citizen moving about. Sometimes I feel like I'm perpetually living in an airport. To quote fight-club, single serving
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Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, David Simon I usually don't read anything true crime like, but this book struck me as an almost endless maelstrom of night feverish violence. This and 'The corner' are the books that &
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Corollary. The 30 most disappointing under 30 [1] [1] https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/a-selection-of-...
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