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Ask HN: What got you hooked on programming and problem solving?
2 points by optbuild 4y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: With which online courses did you have the greatest learning experience?
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Ask HN: What is the most mind expanding book(s) you have read till date?
75 points by optbuild 4y ago|85 comments
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by optbuild 4y ago
Both the book and a course: Behave - Robert Sapolsky Human Behavioral Biology - https://www.robertsapolskyrocks.com/intro-to-human-behaviora... As a side effect of the course I also read Chaos by James Gleick and my mind wa
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Ask HN: Which online courses and books can provide real value to a programmer?
16 points by optbuild 4y ago|4 comments
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by optbuild 4y ago
Programming Advice - Try to reverse engineer stuff by surfing through documentations and protocols. There is a youtube channel that does this: https://www.youtube.com/@LowByteProductions Also start making small hobby projec
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Ask HN: Appreciation for the best courses you took this year (2022)?
3 points by optbuild 4y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Which books should everyone interested in CS at least give a try?
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Ask HN: Projects which earn primarily from ad revenue, how much is hosting cost?
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by optbuild 4y ago
What kind of programming and math proficiency is good to have before someone starts to implement papers?
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by optbuild 4y ago
How much does it cost to host? Where do you host it?
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by optbuild 4y ago
>I still got more ideas than time. Not time. Getting bottlenecked by not knowing what can be done or can't be using computer programming.
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Ask HN: How to get started with serious programming as a math liker?
6 points by optbuild 4y ago|6 comments
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by optbuild 4y ago
Recursion is basically the other side of the coin for mathematical induction. I would suggest that you learn a functional programming language and mathematical induction. You can try out: How to Design Programs at https://htdp.or
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by optbuild 4y ago
> I am comfortable with autograd/computation graphs, PyTorch, "classic" neural nets and ones used for vision-type applications, as well as the basics of Transformer networks (I've trained a few smaller ones myself) an
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by optbuild 4y ago
Some channels that really explains concepts very well: 1. Veritasium 2. Intro to Mathematical Reasoning: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxJTbDttvt5irjK-gD_b... 3. Human Behavioral Biology - https://www.y