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MagicaVoxel – a free lightweight voxel art editor
(ephtracy.github.io)
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Most of them seem to make sense, but why is Zoology #2?
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- "Rationality: From AI to Zombies" - probably the most influential book I've read in my life, profoundly changed the way I think. It's a collection of LessWrong essays on science and rationality. - "On Intelligence
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Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Extreme: Hex-Core, GTX 1050 Ti, 64GB RAM, Under 4 Pounds
(arstechnica.com)
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That was the most annoying part of the movie for me. The whole movie(and a book) was about using this amazing virtual world as the only escape from the shitty horrible reality. It wasn't just entertainment - people go to school there,
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Ask HN: What Math topics are the most important for Machine Learning?
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http://slatestarcodex.com/ Amazing essays on rationality, psychology, science, all sorts of stuff. https://waitbutwhy.com Simple but deep explanations of technology(his Elon Musk series is a must read)
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Ask HN: What is the best way to learn Math for AI/ML?
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Thanks! I'm guessing I didn't explain the third point well enough, I've been thinking about this stuff for quite awhile, and it's hard to convey what I mean in one paragraph. I wrote a post [1] once talking about this in
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I don't know about this website, but you can take look at reveal.js [1]. It's a pretty powerful open source tool for making similar kind of presentations. [1] https://github.com/hakimel/reveal.js/
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Crazy beautiful website. A few thoughts on comedy: - In "Step by Step to Stand-up Comedy" (great book about doing standup), the author describes the process of writing a standup routine. Basically, first you write a lot of jokes
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Ask HN: What are the most interesting fields to apply CS skills to?
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Ask HN: What are some good introductory datasets I can use to practice ML?
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https://www.reddit.com/r/rational - a community about "rationalist" fiction, inspired by HPMOR. A lot of amazing authors and awesome stories, also cool discussion on related topics. https://www.red
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It's anecdotal, but D3 actually messes up my sleep and leads to the symptoms you're describing. I've read similar reports on reddit and forums. Try to lay off D3, and try to take more magnesium citrate separately, this helped
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Ask HN: What skills does a senior Node/React full-stack developer need to have?
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Ask HN: What are the best Sci-Fi books you've ever read?
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Ask HN: Have you tried Ketogenic diet? Can you share your experience / advice?
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I rarely read fiction. I'd love to read something great, but I have harder time finding it and getting into it. Harry Potter and The Methods of Rationality is the best fiction I've ever read, and am actually rereading now, so tha
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Yep. Oh, and if you're interested in the subject, I can also recommend "Traction" by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares, it's a really neat outline of traction channels.
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Here are the best books I've read over the last few months: - Lost and Founder - the founder of Moz shares his advice and experience from building a 40M/year company. I found the things he says about building a startup extremely i
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Absolutely! I love it so much, and I have more and more fun every year. Well, to be fair, I didn't just "fall into" this profession since I was a kid, I started coding at around 20, when I knew that was what I wanted to do. A
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Wes Bos ( https://wesbos.com ) has an upcoming advanced React video course on building a project that'll use Prisma. It's coming out around August and it's supposed to be epic. You can look at the code for final pro
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Ask HN: More blogs like SlateStarCodex?
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Does anyone know if there are some good ActivityPub implementations in Node?
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Unfortunately, at the moment it's impossible to rename/move your account to a different domain, and if your mastodon instance is shut down(which, let's face it, is likelier to happen than twitter shutdown), you still lose you
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Pick a skill you want to master, set yourself challenging but attainable goals, and solve problems/challenges on your path. That's the best way. Also check out LessWrong and "Rationality: From AI to Zombies" - the best b
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They're okay, nothing mindblowing, some are good. I've really enjoyed Judd Apatow's class on screenwriting. They offer a free trial, you can watch all the courses for a week for free without a limit.
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Education process at Elon Musk's private school [video]
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Elon Musk tinkers with education
(arstechnica.com)
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