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Classic HN response
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The Spider Network by David Enrich
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DataCamp is Great. Otherwise https://r4ds.had.co.nz/ is a great free book as is https://moderndive.com/
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The whole course builds upon the fastai library written in python so there is no point in not using python. But I feel like you can gain a pretty good understanding of deep learning in general by watching the videos. The live course was hel
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Ask HN: Microeconomics of software
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fast.ai - practical deep learning for coders
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R ... The language is just a joy to use. * Great environment with RStudio * Awesome plotting and visualization with ggplot * Very welcoming community with a very diverse background ranging from social science to quantitative finance Basical
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I just love the MIT linear algebra course with Gilbert Strang. Awesome teacher
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Fast.ai probably. And MIT 18.06 linear Algebra with Gilbert Strang is also pretty awesome
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It does not teach vanilla pytorch but the fastai library is build upon pytorch. Nonetheless I would recommend the fastai courses
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+1 I‘m always amazed how many people don’t do the basics right and how much you can win by just showing up and showing initiative and basic thinking
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If it counts, I read an introduction to the Fourier transformation and was blown away by its idea.
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I love https://hn.algolia.com/ to search for topics I’m interested in on HN :)
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not yet, but I can send you a link later if you want :)
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I'm currently building a link shortener just for fun. There are plenty of link shorteners out there but I just like to work on it for the sake of it
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Sapiens by Noah Harari or When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi
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The Carbon network has high quality, relevant ads for developers. You might want to look into it. https://carbonads.net/dev_code.php
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I resisted buying BCH because I just don't think it has the same long term value as BTH like almost any altcoin. Hope I don't regret this decision in 6 months
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Well I just looked around in my house for stuff I haven't touched for 3 months or so. I just looked it up on ebay and craigslist and posted it there. that was how I did my first 300€ bucks now. And then for flipping (buying and reselli
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I flip stuff on ebay and/or craigslist (or the german equivalent). I want to experiment a little bit with retail arbitrage on amazon fba too. It is really easy to get started (just sell stuff that you can find in your house and don
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Interesting article. I have a similar business (websites for physicians). I was very lucky to get some introductions and leads through my personal network (being a med student myself, my parents having a lot of physician friends). A thing a
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When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi. Difficult topic but great writing so far. Especially if you like books by Atul Gawande
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The Hamburger Menu Icon is also shown on bigger viewports... something you might wanna fix ;)