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minhmeoke
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Another option is https://github.com/akovacs/uploadserver which is a Rust (Rocket) web server that you can run on a local Windows, Mac or Linux machine. Open a browser and navigate to the machine's IP address at p
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minhmeoke
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You might be interested in another approach known as Radical Candor. This involves both caring personally (respond in an empathetic way) while still challenging directly. The key is to be both kind and clear, specific and sincere. https:&#
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Edit: to see all available Anki decks, go to: https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/deck
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Install Anki (flashcard app based on spaced repetition) and learn something new: https://apps.ankiweb.net/ . There are tons of decks available on AnkiWeb https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/ and Reddi
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I recommend following either the MIT or Stanford curriculum. Many of the classes can be found online. 1. Networking: Stanford CS144 (taught by McKeown and Levis) is excellent (I haven't watched newer versions) https://vixbob
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1. Acquire a device supported by LineageOS [1] 2. Unlock the bootloader 3. Install LineageOS with GApps (ability to run Google Apps and use the Play Store) 4. Enable root (it's an option in Developer Settings) 5. Disable/remove al
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It depends on your goals. 1. Become more desirable for US-based employers? If your undergrad is already in CS, doing a CS masters will have negligible effect. 2. Become more desirable for foreign employers? Yes, some countries prefer more h
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Vetting all your software, hardware, and firmware dependencies to ensure that they are trustworthy. Today's software is often very complex and comes from such a wide variety of sources that we rely on third-party security experts to do
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The easiest approach is probably to avoid or reduce obviously harmful habits and behaviors that result in chronic diseases (eg: cardiovascular disease, diabetes) - Avoid smoking and hard drugs - Avoid excessive alcohol consumption - Avoid f
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The bandwidth of your sensory inputs is tremendous, therefore the brain discards most information that it processes and only keeps a subset, these are what we call "memories." Think of it like a lossy compression mechanism (eg: JP
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I've been trying out bullet journaling (basically an enhanced TODO list system), I think it helps with organization, clarity/prioritization, and building habits: https://archive.ph/cTOzT (the video doesn't wo
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What is the objective of the aroma? Stimulation or relaxation? A few ideas: Peppermint, Mentha piperita: mood-elevating, has a positive effect on perception, memory, and other cognitive functions. Lemon, Citrus limon: very uplifting, yet re
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I like the NY Times' Scientific 7-minute workout: https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/the-scientific-7-m... Add some McGill Core Exercises and yoga (downward dog / sun salutations) to ensure f
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Figure out a problem or pain-point that you experience in everyday life. If something is annoying or frustrating, chances are that there is a better way to solve it. Look for assumptions that might no longer hold. For example: traditional d
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I just found these today which are LSM-based storage engines which supposedly support both transactions. Sled can operate on a single file, I'm not sure about wiredtiger. I've never used either of these before though, so please pe
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You might also be interested in the Dhall config language which has a great philosophy of preventing errors through correct design: https://docs.dhall-lang.org/discussions/Safety-guarantees.ht...
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Google Docs: You can use Insert > Building Blocks > Meeting Notes, or build a template manually: 1. Create a heading for each day and insert the current date using @today 2. Add a checklist under the heading https://www.
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The easiest approach is probably to avoid or reduce obviously harmful habits and behaviors that result in chronic diseases (eg: cardiovascular disease, diabetes) - Avoid smoking and hard drugs - Avoid excessive alcohol consumption - Avoid f
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I was curious about the composition of music, therefore a friend and I created frequency-domain visualizations of interesting sounds using the Welch power spectral density estimation algorithm and Fast Fourier Transform. A few examples: 1.
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- Moved files: How to not lose all customized information (rating, playlists, playcount, etc.) when a file gets moved to another place? Many filesystems try to solve the same problem (eg: customize the appearance of files in a particular fo
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Lazarus IDE is a strong contender: https://www.lazarus-ide.org/ There are examples and tutorials on https://www.getlazarus.org/ such as https://github.com/sysrpl/Codebot.SoundShop Feat
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As a beginner, the materials you use to draw are irrelevant, until you get to the higher levels. Honestly, I've done 90% of my drawing with just a standard commodity HB or #2 graphite pencil and various pens on scratch paper. If you&#x
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There are fruit stands that operate like this in Kauai, Hawaii. Seems like an excellent indicator of a hippie-like culture :) By the way, I've noticed that people in both Kauai and Cyprus were super chill and honest, probably not a coi
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Hackaday ( https://hackaday.com/ ) has an excellent variety of people working on DIY projects. They host a variety of events as well which you might find to be interesting: https://hackaday.io/events
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The best solution would be finding some kind of self-selection or filtering mechanism (eg: meetups, tech incubators, open source projects, maker fairs, maker spaces) that selects for people interested in building something interesting. If y
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The Dhall config language has a very persuasive landing page ( https://dhall-lang.org/ ), nice docs ( https://docs.dhall-lang.org/tutorials/Getting-started_Genera... ), and also a great philosophy of preve
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If you'd like to expose yourself to more diversity: Take an art class or join a makerspace or hackerspace, the creativity and different value systems of the people there will blow your mind. Study the values of another religion. Learn
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If the people participating don't know each other yet, setup a team matching / speed-dating-style activity where people can introduce themselves, and brainstorm and share ideas. Invite a few guest speakers and possibly organize so
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I liked the EdX Statistical Learning course by Trevor Hastie and Robert Tibshirani, it's a great introduction to statistical modeling and data science (assuming you already have a solid math and statistics background): https:/&#x
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OpenAI Jukebox is probably the most famous example: https://openai.com/blog/jukebox/
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