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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   And also every article in this website: https://ciechanow.ski/gps/
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   There are some great visualizations by 3b1b: https://www.3blue1brown.com/ Recently he had done a video about convolution. And his videos about neural networks are pretty good. He has recommendation video for other good chan
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   Paraphrasing a quote I read on HN: "What a technology can do quickly becomes what it must do"
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   A programming book that I loved: https://poignant.guide/
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   Do call yourself a programmer, and other career advice (2013)(yosefk.com)

   1 points by rottc0dd 4y ago|0 comments
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   In a strange way, book that really influenced me is "Evolution of physics", I read as a student by Einstein and Leopold Infeld. I am not sure how better it is to normal physics book, but it was way more readable and interesting th
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   I don't know if it originates here. But, I first saw it on this page[1]. A great blog about Netscape browser release and product engineering in general. > Shipping is a feature. A really important feature. Your product must have it.
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   by rottc0dd 4y ago

   http://lists.warhead.org.uk/pipermail/iwe/2005-July/000130.h...
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   by rottc0dd 5y ago

   I don't know if this is idiomatic way of doing awk. It is just a port of a python script to awk. https://github.com/berry-thawson/diff2html This is first attempt in writing awk script. Would like to know how reada
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Well, I am layman regarding in general, particularly physics. I get what you are saying, but the analogy lose the point of what makes entanglement nonsensical and spooky for anybody, layman or not. As I said before, if they had an analogy o
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    I do not know if this is relevant to this discussion, but amazon search results in amazon.com are really bad. And they are just supposed to give me product details from the key words I give. I have to do a google search to get the relevant
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    I think what OP means is, spookiness comes out of the fact that one particle that can be separated by huge distance from another particle, and both particles being in superposition of states, observing one particle can affect the state of a
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Now, it is working... again.
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Wow. It started 2 mins before and again stopped working. Link that worked. https://www.amazon.com/Perdido-Street-Station-Crobuzon-Book-...
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    It is small for the laptop screens too. Like letters are unreadably little.
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Discussion on hn about this : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16513717
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Did not read the whole parent comment and my message is redundant. But, yes, objectively decimal can represent more numbers (the numbers that are composed of 1/2 and 1/5). I think there are arguments to use decimal as representati
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    No, it is problem for any base. For example decimal system can represent 1/5,1/4, 1/8 and 1/2 properly. But, what about 1/3, 1/7, 1/6, 1/9 as decimal numbers with finite number of digits. This will be
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    I think it is not a purely functional language, but supports functions as first class citizens. > func(x) return x*x end # Lambda/literal functions. [1] [1] - https://thakeenathees.github.io/pocketlang/getting-s
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    There is a little great book called "Godel's proof" by Nagel and Newman[1]. And definitely requires some focus but readable nevertheless. [1] https://www.amazon.com/G%C3%B6dels-Proof-Ernest-Nagel/dp/
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    SSO and github are back online now
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    github is back online. SSO too.
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    But, I do not know if this metric is quite 'complete'. Because, I am very sure, wrapping concepts in mind is more difficult than understanding the code. I am not saying the code cannot be made better or more clear. But, it also de
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    Hi, I think I have mentioned this before in HN too. I am not from CS background and just learnt the trade as I was doing the job, I mean even the normal stuff. We have a project that tries reify live objects into human readable form. Final
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    by rottc0dd 5y ago

    About WAM implementation mentioned in paper: http://wambook.sourceforge.net/ Edit: added some info about link
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    by rottc0dd 6y ago

    I am not a comp science guy, and I just know next to nothing in case of either data structures and algorithms. But, knowing how and why the data structures work can help you when slapping the code does not work. We had a code base maintaine
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    Biological Cells are collective thinkers(phys.org)

    1 points by rottc0dd 6y ago|0 comments
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    by rottc0dd 6y ago

    I have used aspectj in somewhat unhealthy dose in my project. Mostly for reasons not even intended as an use to aspect. We have to work on giant configs reified as giant java objects. And I have was able to collect enough metadata about the
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    by rottc0dd 6y ago

    https://matrix.org/docs/projects/client/element
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    by rottc0dd 6y ago

    Disclaimer : Details nobody asked for. These are one of the jokes originating from MIT AI Lab. And, Moon mentioned here is David Moon - one of the famous hackers from MIT AI lab. Other such jokes from same origin [1] [1] - http:/&#x2F