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by pkoird 3y ago
JustRust, anyone?
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by pkoird 3y ago
It's not just VCs. Everyone loves giving advice. Why, I'd hand out advices all day if anyone would listen!
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by pkoird 3y ago
Amazon's incentives lie in their buyers buying a product, and not in their buyers buying "good" products. That's why they are not motivated to guide the consumers towards better products by sorting out this mess of a rev
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by pkoird 3y ago
I wonder if there's a .do TLD. If so, they could've done khoj.do
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by pkoird 3y ago
Didn't look too deep into the paper but can I just say that I LOVE this style of academic writing? Accessible, full of examples, and in a conversing tone. Most of the math papers I come across jump right into the "Let $X \in F be
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by pkoird 3y ago
Maybe stop paying the bloated management so much and put money where mouth is.
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A Non-Mathematical Introduction to Kalman Filters for Programmers(praveshkoirala.com)
3 points by pkoird 3y ago|0 comments
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by pkoird 3y ago
Plenty of new technologies like version control, containerization, CI/CD, coupled with some robust modern languages with an arsenal of libraries come as close to the silver bullet as one can in my opinion. LLMs specially are pretty pro
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by pkoird 3y ago
> I think my default is to assume everything must be optimized, and not that everything could just ‘be done’. This is a number 3 problem.
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by pkoird 3y ago
To mimic a famous stoic quote: God, grant me the insight to discover the optimal, diligence to work on the feasible, and wisdom to know the difference. You clearly have the first. What do you think you miss? The second or the third?
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by pkoird 3y ago
Ahh, the infamous Dihydrogen Monoxide
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by pkoird 3y ago
Clever! I'm kinda being pedantic but I guess using \1 makes it a non-regular expression? I'm not even sure if it's CFG anymore.
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by pkoird 3y ago
That is true and well-spotted. Id be grateful for your thoughts about the entire material as well.
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A Non-Mathematical Introduction to Kalman Filters for Programmers(praveshkoirala.com)
1 points by pkoird 3y ago|2 comments
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A Non-Mathematical Introduction to Kalman Filters for Programmers(praveshkoirala.com)
5 points by pkoird 3y ago|0 comments
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Avg, Mean, and Average(praveshkoirala.com)
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by pkoird 3y ago
Or digestive disorders like IBD
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by pkoird 3y ago
It is remarkable how I keep on stumbling upon connections between Scizophrenia and Gut Bacterias and it is equally remarkable, the connection now being discovered between Gut Bacterias and Auto Immune disorders. And now when I find such ane
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by pkoird 3y ago
How wonderful itd be if we could subscribe to the network of our friends / colleagues as well?
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by pkoird 3y ago
I believe the market is now open for truly smart assistants. And much needed are players who can provide a guarantee of privacy. Considering that these devices will be listening in on everything I speak, plan, do, and communicating it ups
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by pkoird 3y ago
Would love to talk to you some!
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by pkoird 3y ago
You ask a really deep question of whether an object is limited in its definition by what can be observed about it. You see to believe the contrary i.e. object is more than what it appears. But then, how would do you distinguish when all you
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by pkoird 3y ago
This essay is an epistemological endeavor towards logical paradoxes, and is not meant to be an advocacy on religion or atheism.
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by pkoird 3y ago
And anyone with a more modest understanding of Mathematics knows that it is incomplete, inconsistent, and undecidable and thus is not the end-all. The example serves to show that a 3D object is simultaneously two different 2D objects. Very
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Can God create square circles?(praveshkoirala.com)
2 points by pkoird 3y ago|11 comments
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by pkoird 4y ago
Any good Textbooks for this topic?
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by pkoird 4y ago
I simply cannot recommend Sapolsky enough! The man is wonderful. And not just his course, his books are deliciously insightful as well. My only gripe with him is that he speaks continuously without enough pauses. Probably a sign that he kno
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by pkoird 4y ago
Far in the future? Just 6 months ago, people believed that ChatGPT like model would take 10-15 years more. I believe that Andrew himself doesn't really understand how LLMs work. In particular, what is about the increase in their parame
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by pkoird 4y ago
And remember Transistors?
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The Artificial in Artificial Intelligence(praveshkoirala.com)
1 points by pkoird 4y ago|0 comments

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