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by rg111 5y ago
Someone told me this a few years back and it stuck with me. "American healthcare is the best in the world like sportscars- Ferrari, Lamborghini, BMW, Bugatti, etc. are the best cars in the world. Surely they both are the bests in the
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by rg111 5y ago
> I’m a bit surprised financial regulators aren’t cracking down on it just yet Financial regulators are government agencies supervised the government i.e. the lawmakers. As Tesla, and big banks have thrown millions and billions into cryp
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Clifford and de Jong Attractors(observablehq.com)
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Same goes for me. I get tired when a book is practically a boring walkthrough of the user-facing API of a language. So, I look for something that actually makes me do something fun with the language that is being taught.
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by rg111 5y ago
Not as fun, but there is a Rust book that teaches you Rust through teaching you to programming 2D games. It is called Hands-On Rust [0], and it is from PragPub. When learning a language, I always look for books that actually make you do som
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Land of Lisp (2010)(landoflisp.com)
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> yet we are in the middle of pandemic, millions get sick every day Pandemic is very big and very serious, but it is disproportionately overblown in our perceptions. Many people are completely untouched by the pandemic except for travel
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by rg111 5y ago
Land of Lisp [0] is a book where you learn Common Lisp through coding up games. I picked it up and it was very good read. I had to abandon it less than halfway because of other responsibilities that I have. I very much plan to go back it. T
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by rg111 5y ago
> AI uprising There won't be one. But there will be more and more unethical rich people using Machine Learning and Deep Learning technologies and vast computing power, money, and political clout to gain things for their own, and man
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by rg111 5y ago
For many generative models, this is on the way to become a standard- using Humans as a judge of generated material, and this is not limited to Computer Vision either. I am about to use this technique to judge the sanity of text generated by
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Julia: Contribution Pathways(julialang.org)
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Only German lawyers are disgusting enough to go after seeders and downloaders who never intend to distribute "illegally" downloaded content. Sometimes they themselves seed torrents and monitor who else is seeding or leeching. If t
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by rg111 5y ago
This is focused on API Design . Not on developing a DL library from scratch.
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This material is focused on teaching how to develop a Deep Learning library, and not teaching Deep Learning through implementing things from scratch. If that's what you want, then there are: - Data Science from Scratch - Deep Learning
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by rg111 5y ago
> that I might actually use The only language that you might actually use is Python.
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Makie.jl(makie.juliaplots.org)
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Julia frameworks to create desktop GUIs and web apps(logankilpatrick.medium.com)
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My method is platform agnostic. You set up all your vaults under the same folder. You 2-way sync that folder to a cloud folder- Dropbox, MEGA, sync, box- whatever. You then create a folder with the same name on another device, and then use
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by rg111 5y ago
Have you tried RemNote?
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You just set up a two way sync. One folder- a Notes folder where all your "vault"s are- on your phone. That syncs with a folder on the cloud. Then get the sync app client on your laptop/PC. Then sync a local folder from your
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by rg111 5y ago
For android, there is box, sync, MEGA, etc. There are more.
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by rg111 5y ago
> does have an $8/mo sync tier As Obsidian keeps all your notes as plain markdown files, you can easily get it for free with two-way sync set up with Sync, box, MEGA, etc.
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by rg111 5y ago
There is also the book Deep Learning from Scratch .
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The Hiring Post (2015)(sockpuppet.org)
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Minitorch: Implement the Torch API from Scratch, from Cornell Tech(minitorch.github.io)
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I will buy a Framework laptop in a heartbeat if they came with RTX GPUs. It would be doubly great if the GPU were upgradable as you say.
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If you are interested in learning what makes a Deep Learning library, and want to code one, for learning experience, you should check out- Minitorch [0]. [0]: https://github.com/minitorch/
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by rg111 5y ago
> This is depicted In short stories written by Han Kang where women become ‘plants’, a decor in one’s home, stripped of their personalities. Are there English translations available? I will definitely like to read these. Although, I find
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FizzBuzz: Enterprise Edition(github.com)
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