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   by qorrect 5y ago

   Can someone tell me before I read all this if it's a practical joke.
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   Isn't it so good?! The way he starts the class having you thinking you missed a reading or something, and then by the end of the lecture you have an aha moment. Feels like he crams an aha moment into each lesson too, so good.
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   I phrased it like it wasn't for me ( but it was! ). Love it!
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   > The "derivative operator" notion that the GP is describing was hugely important for me in intuiting what linalg could do. Do you have a link someone could read more about this ?
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   <thumbs_up/>
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   It's painful at first, learning something while doing it, because it breaks your flow, it's like constantly being interrupted. But it's so worth it in the end, +1 for learning while doing.
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   * Abstract Algebra, for when you need to create an Algebra * Linear Algebra, a matrix can represent lots of different things and lots of great tools around LA. * Tree searches, 60% of all traditional AI is some sort of tree manipulation ( I
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   Oddly enough I just used QuickTime to edit some audio files, it has a built in "trim" tool that is quite nice. First time I ever really used it, it was a pleasant experience.
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   by qorrect 5y ago

   > It’s interesting the browser can get access to this information with no prompts Exactly what information is it getting ? What Chrome API is this using ?
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    > it’s a huge attack vector. I'm confused by this phrase. Wouldn't it have a 'huge attack vector space ' ? I never really understood that phrase.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    To me the SnapBuilder is huge, bravo.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    I'm not sure why all the shade for this project. NPM is painfully slow, everyone's harping on the 200ms, for larger projects that number is much higher. I'll be using this and happy it exists.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    > you don't have to be super experienced in Rust to produce fast That's an interesting take. As an old fart, I find Rust's choices new and unfamiliar. I like them, it seems very sound, but the learning curve for people u
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Hey I like this. Can you make a powershell one?!
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Actually I've heard bad things about their hardware in that if you ever try to deviate from the officially supported distros you're going to have a hard time finding drivers. That's all second hand so take it with a grain of
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    | Why wouldn't you want to sync your bookmarks, extensions and settings between your devices? Because you're afraid they'll get hacked.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Ohhh, you trickster! Going to start doing this.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    I like this approach, but I think OP was trying to form a movement. A movement of programmers hell bent on ridding the digital world of advertising.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Nice try Mr. Advertisements.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    You got Cthulu!
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    Science Questions with Surprising Answers(wtamu.edu)

    1 points by qorrect 5y ago|0 comments
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    It's a big red flag for me too, I usually nope right out.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Yeah if anything millennial's were _taught_ to be less reckless. They didn't just come out of the womb that way :/.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Amazing info, thank you.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    All you guys feigning ignorance , it's gross. I think the question is obvious, are you more supportive of lessening gun control after seeing Russia invade its neighbor Ukraine, because a heavily armed population is going to be harder t
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    I didn't hear one buzz word in that sentence @strzibny. We're going to have to let you go.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    This cracked me up. Thanks fxtentacle :D.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    > So many things today are (pseudo-) religious now. The right frsmework/language, cloud or on prem, x vs not x. Might have always been that way? We just have so many more tools to argue over now.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    Ideas are a dime a dozen - it's the execution, the idea, and luck that gets you rich.
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    by qorrect 5y ago

    This book was a big help for me and is very well written, https://xcelab.net/rm/statistical-rethinking/ . You can find it free online ( along with video course ). The printed version is a very nice high quality