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by rg111 5y ago
I am using Bromite on Android. The Next still doesn't appear. Many thanks for writing it, though.
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by rg111 5y ago
You have to feed your family, maintain a vegan diet, and pay rent on Bay Area. Great minds do mundane things often. "Great mind" is too subjective. But, I can safely say that there are too many minds who are engaged in activities
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by rg111 5y ago
The button doesn't appear on mobile web. Does fine on desktop which I just checked. Thanks!
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by rg111 5y ago
This is an incredibly negative piece- at least on the first half. The premise is- Deep Learning is hitting a wall. That is not true. There are hundreds of applications out there that can be disrupted with Deep Learning. The problem is that
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by rg111 5y ago
They would not get out the most from the course, but I will say, even then it is worth it. They will come out much better from the other side. And the course is not that mathematical.
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by rg111 5y ago
Cool. But the results are still cut short. The last result had 785 point. Surely there are hundreds below it. Any way to get them?
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by rg111 5y ago
Algolia limits search results to 100 pages. The youtube.com results started at 99. So the list was cut very short.
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by rg111 5y ago
Yes, the Sedgewick course is filled with wisdom. Even if someone has done an algo course before, or someone do not want to do the exercises, the videos are very worth watching- even like a documentary or movie. One will grow after watching
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by rg111 5y ago
I agree. Except for LXDE. I would have replaced it with XFCE. How about MATE? I have never personally used it. What do you think about it? I like Manjari, too.
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by rg111 5y ago
restrictSearchableAttributes=url did not work without the API search. The links in text stories are also recognised as url, and that is reflected here. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=newyorker.com&restrictSearc
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by rg111 5y ago
computer science is an extremely broad area. Narrow it down, maybe? 1. Introduction to Computational Thinking at MIT was a great one. 2. Robert Ghrist has the best set of SV Calculus courses on Coursera. 3. Gilbert Strang's LA course
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by rg111 5y ago
Thanks a bunch for this. This somewhat works. This is not an ideal solution as the length of the first "section" will be variable as they depend on how many people chose to write URLs on their posts that contain the site strin
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Ask HN: Is there any way to rank stories on HN from sites based on votes?
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David Heinemeier Hansson: You could be wrong(world.hey.com)
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Germany vetoes nuclear power extension, aims for LNG terminal in 2024(reuters.com)
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by rg111 5y ago
I am curious. How does entry level for Google in Europe looks like? Both in UK and non-UK countries?
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I am curious. Which ones?
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by rg111 5y ago
> Linux desktop environments and graphical applications are often wildly inconsistent and not attractive to look at. Totally false. I have used KDE Neon, Kubuntu, and Pop OS. All of them are very nice to look at and have a consistent app
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by rg111 5y ago
You could try these: 1. How the Body Works from DK. 2. The Machinery of Life by Goodsell. Check them out. DK books are great to get introduced to something new- get a lay of the land, learn introductory jargons, etc.
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by rg111 5y ago
The best way to deal with any kind of depression is therapy. Seek help. ____ I can give you my personal reason why I am not worried. Human beings have been extremely resilient and shown extreme innovative nature's when it comes to so
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by rg111 5y ago
Use an iPad, or any tablet, rather than smartphones. I also read PDFs full-screen on my high-res, high-dpi laptop. Try these two. I have read tens of thousands of pages in PDF. (Yes, I checked)
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by rg111 5y ago
This is legitimately nice. Thanks for sharing it. I have gone over half of it, and I will start recommending it left and right.
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by rg111 5y ago
> just by doing the inefficient thing and sending them to the wrong post. Not the case most of the times. In each recruitment process, a central list is created based on test score and other criteria. And candidates give choices. Most wa
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by rg111 5y ago
*not digital
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Oh yes. Scandals in recruitment is huge in India. Interview panels are regularly challenged in court and sometimes overthrown and cancelled. Some people even get their salary stopped, deducted, and fired for getting hired through illegal ch
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by rg111 5y ago
> Make it so any driving school can issue licenses to people who have completed a course. Beware of what you ask. Private corruption is 100 times worse than government corruption. Good people in the government have job safety. But honest
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by rg111 5y ago
Several departments in many states of India are far behind in their digitisation goals. Because they want to keep avenues of corruption open. The one that comes to mind is mutation of land type- very easily implementable solution, but it re
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by rg111 5y ago
This is true. In India, from the lowest level of administration- from ward (a few blocks of town/city) councillor and village board members to governor's of states to prime minister and cabinet minister- corruption exists at every
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by rg111 5y ago
I suggest that you read the related chapter from Cal Newport's book. That would be helpful in understanding more about timeblocking. Daytime is the worst time for focused work- in my personal experience. Either go deep into the night o
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by rg111 5y ago
I have actually won against doomscroll. I used to spend 5-6 hours per day, and it peaked at 10 hours per day for some days of the year. I realized that doomscrolling is not only clever algorithms trying to get me hooked, but also a symptom

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