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by rg111 3y ago
Only a very small percentage of humans on earth will get this opportunity. Others (most- by number) will be wiped out or thrown out of their life so drastically, they will just want to survive. Life in the Upper West Side, NY, will not be t
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by rg111 3y ago
Yes. Even if my own job gets replaced, and I can no longer find employment, I will keep learning new Math, new programming languages, and other things. (Seems unlikely now, but definitely not impossible) But I have seen that people like me
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by rg111 3y ago
When many jobs go away, students will see a ceiling. They will see no point in investing themselves to improve. Because they won't find jobs anyway. Whom will the AI teacher teach then?
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by rg111 3y ago
As a fountain pen enthusiast who uses fountain pens exclusively, this list surprises me. What does this author want to cover? Good looking expensive stuff? Just buy a Pilot Metropolitan or a Lamy Safari. Or even a Platinum Preppy. These pen
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by rg111 3y ago
"How to Take Smart Notes" by Sanke Ahrens. Even if you decide not to use the Zettelkasten method, this book is still a great read.
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by rg111 3y ago
Quantity is a quality in itself. In most countries, guns are very strictly controlled. Knives are not. Yet you can kill people with knives as people do. AI technology is extremely powerful and it can and does enable malicious activities at
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by rg111 3y ago
1. David Silver's RL playlist on YouTube. 2. Hugging Face's Deep RL course. 3. Deep RL in Action by Zai, Brown (from Manning) 4. Sutton and Barto's tome remain a classic for good reasons.
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by rg111 3y ago
> Communities are not siloed independent bubbles. People are Venn diagrams of lots of communities and interests. Selecting a username can be difficult, deciding which community you want as part of your identity—even if you can change it—
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by rg111 3y ago
But you can't eat the same food twice. But you can watch the same video twice. With food, atoms move irreversibly in one direction. With video, there is no such constraints.
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by rg111 3y ago
As a "scientist" mentioned in your comment (they call us Research Engineers), I have to tell you that this is a business decision. One or more than one suit in the C-level made this decision. And, as a scientist, you cannot build
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by rg111 3y ago
The Wire is on the level of truly good literature. Its form is just it's TV. That's it.
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Playing with Discrete Math(kyleburke.info)
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by rg111 3y ago
LOL, yes.
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by rg111 3y ago
Related: 1. Ask HN: What's the best lecture series you've seen? - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34591291 2. Ask HN: Recommend me a course on Coursera - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2
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by rg111 3y ago
> On a technical level, I found it really helped me wrap my head around what LLMs are doing and how they can be tuned for specific scenarios. LMAO, noob! (I guess people don't like when a reply in the tone the OP's friends is
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by rg111 4y ago
In my experience with Indians, in my opinion, they, more than any other populace value brands and labels. So, in a scenario where LLM automates her job, she will be unemployed along with 10 with the same job as her, and the "creative&q
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by rg111 4y ago
It's so refreshing to see someone recognizing the mass-spread denial of HN commentariat on GPT4. What HN commentariat doesn't realize is that many of them will be made redundant. And "many new jobs are created" is such a
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by rg111 4y ago
Most people are not practically privileged enough to elevate themselves to a stage where they don't have to do "menial work". Actually tens of millions lack the privilege of even knowing what doing not-menial work is .
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by rg111 4y ago
I second the idea of doing older versions of Part-2 as well. One will get much better grasp of DL concepts doing those versions rather than this. E.g. 2019/20 version IIRC.
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by rg111 4y ago
Can vouch for both Quarto and Jupyter Book. Used both tens of times.
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by rg111 4y ago
Thanks.
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by rg111 4y ago
In my early 20s. Bought a lot of expensive stuff in the last few months. Didn’t get laid off, but I am scared as hell about the economy/present situation. Now I wish I saved 70-80% of the money instead of spending them.
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by rg111 4y ago
How exactly does this work? You just add an archived page to Pocket like you would do for a normal page? Is this how? Or something else?
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by rg111 4y ago
Total numbers of managers will change, too, and the remaining ones will have increased workload.
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by rg111 4y ago
And by doing so, many people will be replaced. It is undeniable. Sure, developers will be working on a higher level of abstraction, but in the higher level, you will need lesser people. So, people will be laid off. Make no mistake of that.
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by rg111 4y ago
So, it won't replace all programming jobs, but many programming jobs? Won't that create stronger competition for fewer roles?
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by rg111 4y ago
There is only one real way to test, and the subject being CS, it is even more real: building things using those concepts . For other subjects (and CS, too): demonstrate mastery with teaching others, producing something with the concepts le
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by rg111 4y ago
I did my Master's degree solely for visa. Nothing else. What little I learned in Master's, I could have learned from online MIT/GaTech/Michigan/Stanford courses with much more flexibility, and for free. And a lot be
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by rg111 4y ago
Because otherwise I or any other sensible person wouldn’t buy it. Who should sell books on how to make a living online? People who haven't made a living online? Then, would you buy it? Yes, people who earn money only by selling such
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by rg111 4y ago
Is there anything similar for Whisper? I am quite out of the loop for laptop usable AI models. Will appreciate any help I can get here.

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