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I am sorry, I don't. Actually I am not in the same country as you are and so any recommendation will be useless. Maybe, you can start a Ask HN with this specific question. Introverted as we techies maybe, I find that the people here ar
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I doubt side project is the right thing at this point in time, unless it is something you can complete in a day. It looks like the OP needs to be away from his computer and side projects that don't work out can be more frustrating tha
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10y ago
As others have suggested, you might benefit from a professional's advice. Besides that, maybe this is a burnout? If so, there have been several threads on how to tackle it on Ask HN. Maybe some of them can help. If it is burnout, one
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Ask HN: JavaScript Library to play animated versions of filling forms and their results
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10y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: Any one has experience with a pedal desk?
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Homework is essential when it is well thought out and helps you understand the material better, like problems that require you to apply multiple concepts in math or science to arrive at a solution. Or language essays that require new constr
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11y ago
Stackoverflow is an invaluable resource when you are a newbie or learning a new stack. That said, the real value of stackoverflow is not only in the code but the surrounding explanation and the following comments which discuss the merits an
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I find age of mythology soundtracks work very well too
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If travelling is not your cup of tea, doing a little creative art work ( or anything that can be done is a short time and have a tangible result to show for it) can do wonders. One of the causes of burnout is putting in long hours to finish
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11y ago
Hi, From what you say, the chance of any real fix is almost nil, as no one seems to have a grasp of the elephant that is software development and what it entails. All the delay, number of bugs filed and the new recruits leaving should have
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Thank you for your suggestion. I think this is the best course of action.
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11y ago
I am familiar with ML but I want to have the depth of knowledge and I am into probability now. And this is exactly the same problem I am facing. May be your approach will work well for me too.
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Hi thank you mortimerwax, I already find Prof. Joe Blitzstein's book quite intuitive to understand probability. I just need a supplementary book/resource for practice of extra problems. I find that for most books, the solutions
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Ask HN: What is the best book to learn probability through self study?
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We both have a programming background but we specialize in different areas. So we have enough in common to understand each other's joy and pain, while our specialization helps us to fill in where the other lacks. This has been very use
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I am still working on being consistent on my learning but the one thing that I find very discouraging. My study schedule is very errant due to my varied external commitments and inevitably I end up having long gaps in my study. When I get
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11y ago
ozdic is something new for me. Thanks!
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It is very comprehensive but don't you feel like there is too much going on there? Like there are two many sources? Would you think if it is restricted to only a few choice sources, it would be less cluttered? Or do the different defin
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grammar-girl is an informative resource and I can forsee myself spending hours :). How do you use the ngrams?
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How often do you use it? Do you find it useful for your purpose?
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That was most useful! Thank you very much.
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Ask HN: How do you search for an appropriate English word?
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A question to you. Why would you consider medium.com when you are have an established blog?
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Part 3 – The Evolving Data Story Around Wikipedia
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The feedback is of the kind that a language designer can only get from another language designer. The third rule of language design reminds me of python's GIL. Very insightful. I am curious to know how much of these were actually inco
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I would like to add 'Introduction of Probability' by Joseph K. Blitzstein, Jessica Hwang. I actually have not used the textbook yet but I have taken Prof. Blitzstein's Harvard Stat 110 and it has been the best of all online
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Maybe it's more to lack of exercising those specific skills? My language and math skills were definitely better during college but then i don't use them as much as I used too? This is something I would genuinely like to get an ans
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I once met Dr. Abdul Kalam. He said, he wanted to become a pilot but couldn't because of his height/eyesight (not sure which). But he did not become dejected. He still got into flying, as an aeronautical engineer. May his soul w
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Atleast some of them have that skill. I remember a friend at school, who used to be very depressed because one of her parents passed away. This was early in her childhood, but the effect was still there in college. She often had mood swing
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