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by rg111 5y ago
I was very bad at this until recently. You cannot think of all your responsibilities demanding your attention in a parallel manner. You have to make a list of things that needs doing, or you would like to do. Then tackle them one by one. Wh
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by rg111 5y ago
The key is to have different accounts for different areas of interests in your life. When I used to use Reddit heavily, I had 5 different accounts, easily managed by the app and RES on Firefox. One was for Physics, Astronomy, and Math (earl
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by rg111 5y ago
When you say perfect ending, do you mean season 4 or season 7?
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Paul's Online Notes on Mathematics(tutorial.math.lamar.edu)
3 points by rg111 5y ago|1 comments
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Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures [pdf](cs.auckland.ac.nz)
2 points by rg111 5y ago|0 comments
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Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications, 2nd ed(szeliski.org)
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by rg111 5y ago
> Give me some forum instead That's exactly why Discourse [0] exists. Try it. [0]: https://discourse.org
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by rg111 5y ago
> It is just a poor choice of resource allocation Well, not always. And sometimes many stone-cold, rational people flash money. Just to improve business. A friend of mine was perfectly happy with his shit of a car even though he could af
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by rg111 5y ago
I don't understand why this list does not have Sedgewick, Wayne's book Algorithms. That book was as good as a book gets. It really explains concepts and teach algorithms to you, and not shying away from the math. I would always su
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by rg111 5y ago
Well, this is the one that they caught. Wondering how many are managing to fool their companies undetected.
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by rg111 5y ago
If you just replace the Kai (X) with 5 in the URL of any paper, you will have an HTML5 rendering of the full paper instead of having to download the PDF.
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Ar5iv.org: See Full ArXiv Papers in HTML5 Instead of PDF(ar5iv.org)
45 points by rg111 5y ago|2 comments
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by rg111 5y ago
I have seen this extensively covered in "Made to Stick" by Chip and Dan Heath. I got this recommendation from HN itself. It was a great read. If your organization is large, you create one actionable, concrete, clear message, and y
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by rg111 5y ago
The only book you need to get a solid foundation in Linear Algebra is Linear Algebra Done Right by Sheldon Axler. Not only a very good book on LinAlg, but a very good book on any topic.
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The Manga Guide Series(ohmsha.co.jp)
261 points by rg111 5y ago|83 comments
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by rg111 5y ago
Einstein, Da Vinci: Biographies by Walter Isaacson. Feynman: Biography by James Gleick.
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Robotics 501: Mathematics for Robotics(github.com)
278 points by rg111 5y ago|61 comments
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by rg111 5y ago
Others have pointed out in this thread why note-taking is taken seriously by many. Those comments are directly related to note-taking. This one isn't. All of us were trained in many disciplines, and in one (or two) disciplines in depth
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by rg111 5y ago
I do not know how this book is, but if you are looking to learn Probability by yourself, a great resource is- Introduction to Probability by Dimitri Bertsekas and John TTsitsiklis. I highly recommend it.
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by rg111 5y ago
Language codes are a solution. And it works great. And language codes should be given in ASCII. Someone not native has a slight chance of not knowing what fr is, or bn is, or nl is, but, a native, or someone who speaks the language will alw
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by rg111 5y ago
What's wrong with PDFs? Often when I am looking for something related to Maths or Science, I search, and I get nice short 8 ish pages PDFs from good unis, authored by a professor for some course. Those PDFs are really nice.
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by rg111 5y ago
Instagram has porn. It just blocks some body parts.
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by rg111 5y ago
Anything but the flag. Why not use full language names? I am very tired of seeing one flag represent my language where that is the newer nation using that language as national language. But that language is spoken for a thousand years or mo
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by rg111 5y ago
They have algorithmized TV production. They collect shit-ton of data on everything of the users, and track eyeballs (not literally, I think)- what are people watching, what are people binging, etc. They are forming clusters of users based o
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by rg111 5y ago
First, you have to share your experiences with the deceased with others. Hear what they say about them. In few bursts throughout the day. Get in small groups (best if these groups are created spontaneously rather than arranged), and speak a
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by rg111 5y ago
> really focuses I disagree. ML and DL have become core parts of Meta and Google, both. And both of them do it very openly. Meta and Google regularly contribute to open research in AI and all their tools are open source.
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by rg111 5y ago
I would say that you must not think about programming itself. Programming what ?- should be your approach. He should be interested in something, and then should face some problem in it, and then be able to solve it with programming. Or use
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by rg111 5y ago
That isn't the point here. The point is, when you are sick, you have to get medical attention.
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by rg111 5y ago
I was seeing the image of the funeral pyres, and was thinking that this is the easiest way to make a body disappear. As 70-85% of Indians are Hindus and they burn their deceased, if someone wanted to count total number of deaths by dead bod
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by rg111 5y ago
> the free market This isn't. With the amount of lobbying, financial contributions to campaign funds, oligopoly, the market isn't free. This is also one of the market where you have to pay. You can choose to not go to vacatio

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