rg111

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   by rg111 4y ago

   I work as a Deep Learning Research Engineer after graduating college. Worked as a Deep Learning consultant while in college. My three-year science degree makes me quite ineligible to get into a PhD programme directly. I would definitely lik
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   by rg111 4y ago

   Cloud TPUs are the ultimate form of vendor lock-in. I vehemently oppose using it for anything truly critical.
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   by rg111 4y ago

   A daily driver laptop from Asus set up for work + study + research. An old HP laptop that works as a media center. One Samsung android smartphone that is the daily driver. Has no SIM. Only wifi. One old Samsung android smartphone that I had
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   by rg111 4y ago

   I never trusted YT algorithm or any recommendation algorithms for that matter. I always watch YT videos straight from search results or links that I get sent. I always kept my watch history and search history off. Recommendation algorithms
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   by rg111 4y ago

   Yes, definitely.
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   by rg111 4y ago

   Thanks, this actually looks good and useful. I will use it if it is available on Linux.
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   by rg111 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/Qi1kw
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   by rg111 4y ago

   Thanks. I knew about it, and has been on my to-read list for a while.
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   Ask HN: What are some fantastic books in other topics that use programming?

   2 points by rg111 4y ago|3 comments
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    by rg111 4y ago

    Linux version, when? Also, any plans of an Android version?
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    Ian Goodfellow, Apple's Director of ML leaves Apple due to return-to-work policy(twitter.com)

    127 points by rg111 4y ago|10 comments
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    by rg111 4y ago

    I use Okular for all my readings on my daily driver Linux laptop- research papers, textbooks, novels- everything.
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    by rg111 4y ago

    > the best pdf viewer i could find for windows I haven’t used Windows for at least half a decade, but I remember using Sumatra PDF, and thought that was the best pdf viewer for windows. It's free, extremely light -weight and featu
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    GitHub Résumé: Service that creates a résumé based on your GitHub repos/activity(github.com)

    145 points by rg111 4y ago|67 comments
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    by rg111 4y ago

    > This does not seem true among my group Well not true for my "group" either. Before people in my (erstwhile) small town knew me, like they knew me and I did not knoe them. Due to my achievements and I frequently posted on FB.
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    by rg111 4y ago

    What? No. I always play on and played on PC. Something I tried for a while, but it did not stick much mostly due to lack of time (and interest)- emulating old comsoles like Nintendo 3DS on laptop and playing them with a USB controller. I ju
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    Making federated learning faster and more scalable: A new asynchronous method(ai.facebook.com)

    1 points by rg111 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rg111 4y ago

    I used to game casually on PC years before. I don't anymore. I have other things to do that I give more priority to. I played GTA 5 some months ago. The whole story mode. I have purchased Factorio some weeks ago and I love it. I ha
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    by rg111 4y ago

    Thanks to workers in Bangladesh.
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    by rg111 4y ago

    > People love to rave about how the julia ecosystem is made up of tons of tiny composable libraries instead of large monolithic libraries like scipy. To me, that sounds like a major headache Absolutely agree. First and foremost, I need t
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    by rg111 4y ago

    Anything that has an element of "New! Fun!" is "social media". This is a personal nomenclature, and loose. Even arXiv is social media. I have 45 minutes set for using HN and everythinh that comes out of it. YouTube and T
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    by rg111 4y ago

    I actually care about a broader circle. My inner, medium, or even outer circle are not on Facebook.
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    by rg111 4y ago

    This is very good advice.
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    by rg111 4y ago

    > Not everyone has the ability to use school as such a filter I haven’t thought about this. Thank for giving me this perspective. > trying to find like-minded people in the real world I personally find people who base their identity o
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    by rg111 4y ago

    This is profound. Thanks for sharing your experience. Nowadays, actual social status is somewhat dependent on one's status on Facebook, i.e. whether they frequently post pictures, what they do in those pictures, whether they go to prem
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    by rg111 4y ago

    1. Schedule and discipline are of utmost importance. Only immature people depend on motivation to drive home long-term undertakings. 2. Accepting that no more than 4-5 hours of deep focused work of higher strata is possible. One should not
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    Deep Learning on Graphs(web.njit.edu)

    3 points by rg111 4y ago|0 comments
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    Graph Neural Networks: Foundations, Frontiers, and Applications(graph-neural-networks.github.io)

    3 points by rg111 4y ago|0 comments
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    by rg111 4y ago

    I took this test some months ago in the way they suggested and they said that I have a very high chance being admitted to Mensa or some such. I don't ever want to. What's the point of a community that is solely focused on some fig
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    by rg111 4y ago

    I was a Physics guy, a significant portion of my personality was centered around Physics. When I started my Physics major, I had to complete two advanced Maths courses titled- Mathematical Methods I, II. My love for Math took off from there