nishparadox

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by nishparadox 6y ago
This archive is gem. Thanks for sharing. I have been a long-time "walking" preferer. I'd say I walk to most of the place in the city I am living in...
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by nishparadox 6y ago
Side Note on [2]: "slatestarcodex for now is deleted due to privacy issues with NYT and Scott...
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by nishparadox 6y ago
I think in some ways we end up living in a self-made "bubble". Chances are we might get saturated with our own "belief templates" (for me this has been the case.). But then, no idea if it's statistically valid. Ther
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by nishparadox 6y ago
This looks interesting... Maybe collapsible model for comments might work?
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by nishparadox 6y ago
This I concur. Highly thought-provoking and takes you places which otherwise you don't normally.
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by nishparadox 6y ago
This looks good. Does it offer features similar to hemingwayapp? Like nuances in sentences and such?
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by nishparadox 6y ago
I have a hard time doing that. I have a "caffeine-induced" reality. Maybe I am romanticizing "coffee" too long.
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by nishparadox 6y ago
I had used this for some time in the past (on and off), periodically. One caveat I found was it was taking a huge toll on my browser (often, I felt the lags). Not sure if that's the problem now or not. Eventually, I ended up not using
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by nishparadox 6y ago
True Zotero is a neat tool, especially for files and web pages. I've been using it to read research papers mostly.
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by nishparadox 6y ago
I am trying to add a few neat math animations to my personal tool "panim", especially implementing boid. (Of course, highly inspired from "manim" by Grant Sanderson, but with a bit different intention). https:/&#x2
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by nishparadox 7y ago
https://www.nishanpantha.com.np/mind-cave/ I was going through depression and writing was the only way that helped me calm down. It really helped. It helped a lot. And whenever I feel like writing about certain topics
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by nishparadox 7y ago
I have been using this for some time now. 6 months back, while I was trying to cut a 10mins video to extract a section of 2 mins, I had discovered this. It was a real time saver. Quie a gem.
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by nishparadox 7y ago
PROMPT_COMMAND ( is one of the powerful ones. I have modified my own to log the commands into timestamped based log files.
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Ask HN: Minified version of GPT-2 model?
1 points by nishparadox 7y ago|0 comments
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by nishparadox 7y ago
Last time I read an article, it was "Death of the Calorie". That article tries to imply that simple counting "calories" doesn't actually measure health's correlation to "diets".
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by nishparadox 8y ago
Well, I created a poem generator some ages ago using markov chains! It was darn good!
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by nishparadox 8y ago
"Whenever I’ve approached a new system the bottleneck has never been writing more code. The bottleneck has always been in understanding all the implicit assumptions baked into the system that for one reason or another are essential to
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by nishparadox 8y ago
The article seems interesting but misses to take into account the uncertain nature of human behaviour. There can't be something like "there's a 40% chance s/he likes me" and similar thing. However, after reading I a
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Show HN: A POC use of Universal Sentence Encoder to do semantic search of lyrics(github.com)
1 points by nishparadox 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Crawl blog posts from medium(github.com)
1 points by nishparadox 8y ago|0 comments
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by nishparadox 9y ago
I have a project that kinda acts as music assistant: "Search and play any song from terminal" The project is somewhat inactive right now due to personal priorities. http://github.com/NISH1001/playx
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Accuracy Is a No-Brainer: Precision and Recall(nishanpantha.com.np)
1 points by nishparadox 9y ago|0 comments
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by nishparadox 9y ago
gilectomy might not be coming around soon, I guess.
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by nishparadox 9y ago
Project Euler gives me nostalgia for some unknown reasons. During my BE, I used to get lost in the problem space. Now, it's different.
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Python Humour: Braces in Python(python.org)
2 points by nishparadox 11y ago|0 comments
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ScreenEat: screen-shot made delicious(github.com)
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by nishparadox 11y ago
I have used same strategy and is sure to work on any level because eventually it'd just converge the ball towards the box.
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Nepal gets its first landmark in the solar system(pbs.org)
5 points by nishparadox 11y ago|0 comments
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ScreenEat – screenshot made delicious(github.com)
2 points by nishparadox 11y ago|0 comments