rayalez

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by rayalez 11y ago
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind - as the title says, a short version of the whole human history. So far very interesting. The Art of Deception by Kevin Mitnick - how Social Engineers work. A bit more boring than Ghost in The Wires, bu
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Ask HN: Can you share your RSS subscriptions?
1 points by rayalez 11y ago|0 comments
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by rayalez 11y ago
Here's my list of suggestions: http://digitalmind.io/post/deep-learning
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Ask HN: Can you help me to come up with app ideas for my webdev portfolio?
6 points by rayalez 11y ago|7 comments
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by rayalez 11y ago
Subreddit for the discussion of this project: http://www.reddit.com/r/GitHubNovel/
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by rayalez 11y ago
I have been thinking about developing a platform for such a thing. What are your thoughts on how it should look like? What would be useful as an MVP?
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Ask HN: Freelance web developers, where do you find your clients/projects?
1 points by rayalez 11y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: I feel like I'm in a filter bubble. How can I “expand my horizons”?
56 points by rayalez 11y ago|52 comments
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by rayalez 11y ago
I highly recommend RSD. https://www.youtube.com/user/rsdfreetour https://www.youtube.com/user/RSDTyler There's stigma against pick up, but RSD stuff is really amazing, even if you don't
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by rayalez 11y ago
Hi! I've compiled a list of the best resources that I'm aware of: http://digitalmind.io/post/deep-learning
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by rayalez 11y ago
Oh, man, this is so wonderful and adorable. Makes me very excited about the world, and puts a smile on my face =) I wish I had that kind of childhood. It's not just that she used shell, but that they shot a great video, and put it on y
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Ask HN: What kind of software will be used to develop VR applications?
1 points by rayalez 11y ago|0 comments
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by rayalez 11y ago
Website is broken on my mobile browser. http://imgur.com/dILU51x
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Ask HN: What are you learning right now?
1 points by rayalez 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What do you love about programming? What is your favorite field?
5 points by rayalez 11y ago|7 comments
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by rayalez 11y ago
The big thing that prevents me from getting into AI is the lack of practical projects that I can build. It is a very interestimg field, but as a self-taught programmer I'm used to learning by building things, and it's hard for me
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Ask HN: Which online communities(besides HN) are you a part of?
16 points by rayalez 11y ago|14 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
I used to be a digital artist, and I loved it, but I've decided to switch to computer science and startups. This was an extremely difficult decision, because it is very hard to quit something you are very good at after ~8 years and sta
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by rayalez 12y ago
There are several people who are very inspiring and important to me. - Paul Graham and Eliezer Yudkowsky The 2 most clever people that I am aware of. I admire the way they write and think, and want to learn to do that as well. - Owen Cook(T
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SANE stack(sanestack.com)
1 points by rayalez 12y ago|0 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
Another weird thing about the whole situation, besides the reasons for the attack and reasons for it failing, there's a question - why github? Seems like a weird choice for a target. Github is neutral, and githib is unambiguously good.
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Andrew Ng Will Be Doing an AMA in /r/MachineLearning on April 14 9AM PST(reddit.com)
7 points by rayalez 12y ago|0 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
"Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality" by Eliezer Yudkowsky - the most brilliant book I've read this year. I wish I'd read it 10 years ago. And Atlas Shrugged - controversial, I know, a lot of people here hate it
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by rayalez 12y ago
Hey, thank you very much for your post!! I'm struggling with the same problem, I desperately want to write(funny short sci-fi stories), but my mind has been blank for weeks. I really needed to read something like this. I don't kno
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by rayalez 12y ago
Comedy. I love comedy. Stand up and sitcoms. Works every time. Try watching Louis CK, Bill Burr, or TV shows like Community, HIMYM or Rick and Morty. Or read some xkcd =)
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by rayalez 12y ago
Then I would highly recommend you to read iWoz as well.
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by rayalez 12y ago
Can anyone explain to me why so many intelligent people love hating on this book? Do you disagree with her philosophy? If so - can you tell me about which things exactly made you dislike it and why? Everyone repeats this quote, and everyone
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by rayalez 12y ago
Here's my usual list of recommendations, the best books I've read in the past 5 years. Fiction: - Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality If you know nothing about this book you might naturally hesitate to read "Harry Pot
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by rayalez 12y ago
Thank you for the awesome advice!! I will definitely start doing that. Recently I have been thinking a lot along these lines, and I came up with somewhat similar approach. When I stuck at coming up with ideas, I make a list of what I would
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by rayalez 12y ago
Can someone write a short overview or post a few links about the best methods for non-invasive brain stimulation?

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