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Ask HN: Machine Learning and Deep learning books to recommend?
1 points by shivc 2y ago|0 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
Might not exactly be very low level but I really liked the learn c programming by dr. chuck youtube course on freecodecamp youtube
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by shivc 2y ago
every single time lol - windows 11 in my laptop doesn't and things work well but windows 10 in my older pc does this shit every time.
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by shivc 2y ago
oh yea also, snap is weirdly slow - almost pulling my hair situation often with apps via snap
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by shivc 2y ago
I'm just on the edge about to take the leap with Fedora, 40 comes highly recommended for development, machine learning and gaming too in fact which fits my use case perfectly! Probably going to try going with it over this weekend, fing
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by shivc 2y ago
awesome, arch is way smoother and snappier, just that I was spending more time on playing around that I'd like I guess
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by shivc 2y ago
yea I'm noticing windows throwing crap over my dual boot setup as well, its a sad state! since also game time to time, I'm still using dual boot
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by shivc 2y ago
this seems to be the experience of most people with Ubuntu, it works, doesn't break all of a sudden and you still get relatively latest updates
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Ask HN: Arch Linux vs. Ubuntu, Thoughts?
4 points by shivc 2y ago|15 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
looks okay to me boss
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by shivc 2y ago
I can suggest 2 things to try, been in similar shoes as yours. 1. Try to look into open source contributions or building a project of your own, start to finish - a project that actually has some real world utility. This will hopefully get y
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Ask HN: Do you look at GitHub stars before getting into a repo?
1 points by shivc 2y ago|0 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
great book indeed - had a listen to the audiobook :)
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by shivc 2y ago
this is what I started with - the thinking is exactly that - the overlap will help not start from 0 when I pick the other thing
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by shivc 2y ago
living the esoteric life that tends to evade us
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by shivc 2y ago
gem of an advice!
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by shivc 2y ago
great advice mate! appreciate it
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by shivc 2y ago
Great point - seems like gotta give up on a few things
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by shivc 2y ago
dude this was next level lol
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by shivc 2y ago
Most of what they did is irrelevant in 2024 however you can think along those lines imo. I heard about them long long ago when I was in high school and for a while all I could hear about was red hat. They were here very early on, had a grea
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Ask HN: How do I balance all my 200 interests in life?
51 points by shivc 2y ago|63 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
I get your point! More ownership is always a great idea, I've seen friends of mine lose accounts with thousands of people following them for no reason at all!
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by shivc 2y ago
Damn, this is really really helpful! I do have an m1 macbook pro which tends to handle all that I need to throw at it at this point in time and works pretty well out of the box. However for certain other things I've been inclining more
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by shivc 2y ago
I've had to go for a dual boot for most of my stuff as I like to work linux but tons of tools that work in windows better that I need to use for work. AMD GPUs are damn good value, in fact even AMD processors tend to pack quite an amaz
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by shivc 2y ago
true true true! Linux seems to be winning and especially based on so many prompts and ads that these guys have started to add into their OS nowadays
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by shivc 2y ago
Good point, my bad. Yea, if I want to train models I'd definitely need to start saving up "yesterday" lol SSH into the machine seems like the best idea for AI, and as a daily driver I guess a dual boot/one internal nvme
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by shivc 2y ago
That's quite an insight. I'm gravitating more towards linux especially after this copilot+ shit microsoft pulled out from the magic bag of tricks. I noticed issues with nvidia too on linux however arch seems to run things pretty s
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Ask HN: Linux vs. Mac vs. Windows for Programming, Deep Learning, AI, ML, DS
8 points by shivc 2y ago|12 comments
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by shivc 2y ago
If you get paid enough to cover your expenses and have very little let over but the work is fulfilling then 100% But if it causes anxiety about bills every couple of weeks then very soon the work stops being fulfilling. IMHO
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by shivc 2y ago
I'll suggest checking out specific subreddits - they do act like a website in its entirety and you'll find developers, enthusiasts and people in between! Although the community can be quick to discard or shun you if you appear too

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