qumpis

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   by qumpis 4y ago

   Since when does a troll stand for someone who harasses others?
2. 152.▲
   by qumpis 4y ago

   Agreed. The style looks nice and idea clear. But the details make this look unsettling, like early versions of AI generated human faces, resulting in creepy output
3. 153.▲
   by qumpis 4y ago

   Wrap it up as a service and I'll give it a try; not a fan of writing code
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   Could you elaborate on the definition of 'low utility'? Is it only in the context of memorization (retaining), or in the context of general understsnding? Can't see how summarizing isn't a preprocessing step for learning
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   Guesstimated around $0.01 per message https://mobile.twitter.com/tomgoldsteincs/status/16001969953...
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   I was using Excalidraw for (maybe unconventional?) mind-mapping, and one feature that I learned to appreciate is the ability to introduce unstructured objects into the diagram (e.g. add a box grouping arbitrary links, drop an image etc). I
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   I've been doing mind mapping using excalidraw, but it lacked an easy way and visual way to link cards. This Canvas solution might simplify things a bit, though I wonder how much "freeform", unconstrained doodling I will be ab
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   I've been using XPS 15 for many years and always felt that the trackpad experience is better (definitely in terms in accuracy and precission), and my encounters with partner's M1 air always make me question if I'm doing &#x27
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   by qumpis 4y ago

   You say, talking about Linux: "It might work today but it probably won't tomorrow". Can you elaborate?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    What did you mean by "but postpone being too humble until you are sure you are great"? How does it follow from what you wrote before?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    Why?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    I think the confusion is often because people (like myself) don't read the content past the headline
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    Does this mean that the formatting due to conversation might change? Aren't the features of azw3 lacking compared to mobi: can this also result in unwanted changes?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    What's your use case? In my case, obsidian + anki seems to do very well (I can keep a decent amount of context in my cards) for math/CS topics. Can you also give an example how you benefit from your workflow, and say a bit more w
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    Wow, didn't know about the Kindle plugin--cool! Obsidian has really been a life changer for me, mostly due to Anki integration, and live mode with its support of mathjax which makes everything look so neat. I've tried Dendron befo
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    Is there a counterpart of this in Python?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    In Germany (as far as I know), quizzes and homework are not graded, only some % of them needs to be completed in order for people to be admitted to an exam. Having a similar system would work well there, if one can make exams (and midterms?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    I'm so happy that I can just paste my definitions from latex preamble into a paragraph to include all the calitographic symbols and other conveniences with Mathjax. As far as I know, I can't easily do it without adapting to Katex
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    While I get their point of not enforcing hard tree hierarchies, I hate that as a consequence there is no folder structure. The integrated note explorer is quite cumbersome to use IMO, so dealing with files externally would be more convenien
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    The WYSIWYG part of obsidian can be somewhat replicated in VSCode by this obscure and community-neglected plugin [1]. Live math preview was the reason why I got this plugin, which works very unreliably, but for other markdown functions it&
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    What structure should there be for nlogn solution to be applicable?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    A bit offtopic, but: I have a problem with research papers. There are many of they and they are relevant. I've gotten quite good in digesting them in detail, which usually requires reproducing all the notation/theorems and key ide
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    I never heard people advocating for this approach (people like Michael Nielsen and alike). Anyone is in reseach and had a positive experience with it? It makes sense that context-independent SRS are not suited for incremental reading, so I
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    The OP actually started his career as a ML engineer (or SWE even) and transitioned into research without a PhD. Can you elaborate on your "which they won't be" comment?
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    by qumpis 4y ago

    What gave you the impression of insecurity and validation-seeking?
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    by qumpis 5y ago

    Is there a web that pools multiple search engines results?
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    by qumpis 5y ago

    I'm very curious about counterpoint to this from a causal unix user perspective
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    by qumpis 5y ago

    I'm not sure where such negative emotions towards people throwing their intuition and expecting further discussing from experts comes from. Don't think anyone is suggesting that people at the "forefront" aren't capa
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    by qumpis 5y ago

    Well that's your feeling and that's fine. But I'm okay with both white and brown noise, don't feel it's jarring. In fact, any other kind if noise distracts me
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    by qumpis 5y ago

    Which course, if I might ask? I only recall Brady Neal having his videos online