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by truth_ 5y ago
I appeciate how Schmidhuber puts focus on non-US-centric history of Deep Learning and modern AI. He sometimes overdoes these. Even when something is not related to Deep Learning and modern AI. He tries to push very narrow and one-sided view
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If you want to learn thoroughly about Godel's Incompleteness Theorem, and all its implications, nothing is better than Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid by Hofstadter. This book is quite outdated in both approaches and ideas
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When Graphs Are a Matter of Life and Death(newyorker.com)
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Indian Parsis are the "model minority" of India. They are rich, educated, charitable, and polite. Extremely low to non-existent crime rates. They serve in the armed forces, active in academia and commerce. They are also quite high
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Messenger Founder Pavel Durov- The Telegram Billionaire and His Dark Empire(spiegel.de)
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Math Books you should read in 2021(medium.com)
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by truth_ 5y ago
I can completely relate to this. Taking time to think about something really opens up many perspectives that are not accessible at the moment. I first noticed this when I wanted to buy something but had to save money to comfortably afford i
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Most people fail to realize this. The culture that had Ashoka as an Emperor, hosted Buddha in its soil, made breakthroughs in Mathematics and astronomy is long gone and disrupted. The condition of ower caste people were always horrible, and
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by truth_ 5y ago
I recently listened to this podcast episode titled CORECURSIVE #065 From Competitive Programming to APL With Conor Hoekstra[0]. I learned a lot things there. I highly recommend it. [0]: https://corecursive.com/065-competitiv
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Parents rage as top NYC school plans to end advanced math program(nypost.com)
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by truth_ 5y ago
> tragedy of the commons No tragedy of scale is only limited to one socio-economic sect. There's a proverb in Bengali- "When the village burns, can the temple be safe?"
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Nokia’s collapse turned a sleepy town in Finland into an internet wonderland(qz.com)
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by truth_ 5y ago
PyTorch currently provides RoCM support. Has anyone tried that?
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by truth_ 5y ago
I don't think these can be learned through books. What you need is practice. Years of practice in performing arts has made me good in public speaking, and my stage-fear in non-existent. And, since my childhood, I was always encouraged
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How Normal Am I(hownormalami.eu)
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by truth_ 5y ago
I haven't read the book, but definitely talked to at least two people who read it and felt that they have fallen victims to some of the methods described in the book.
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North Korean People Are Selling Off Household Items Just to Buy Something to Eat(telegraph.co.uk)
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by truth_ 5y ago
90% of what is touted as "Palestine" was always empty.
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Trigonometric Functions in CSS(tympanus.net)
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Golden Mean Fallacy(en.wikipedia.org)
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by truth_ 5y ago
What are the best resources to learn Elixir for a programmer? And what are you using?
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He was a promising young scientist who worked in the team. And although the bomb was used on the Japanese, it was meant primarily as a weapom against Hitler. Feynman was an American Jew. Imagine yourself in the same situation. There's
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by truth_ 5y ago
I use 30-6-20(after 4 cycles) pattern. You have to find yours through trial and error. The goal is to not switch context. Social media is awfully bad in this. If in work, I reply to Slack messages or message from family/friend- if any.
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by truth_ 5y ago
Haven't reached the optimum yet, so using an online notes app, and a physical journal (cheap yearly planner, not using Moleskin yet) as well. I think I will stick with the later, and maybe an online version of the final draft. The key
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by truth_ 5y ago
Your comment is so convoluted. Not really related to what is said. I am just talking about paying your credit card bills on time. Many people I know do this successfully without fail. I am not writing a thesis on bigger implications of debt
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by truth_ 5y ago
Apples and oranges. Being forced to be in debt which you can manage if you are mature enough is nowehere comparable to having to agree to and behave in the line the autocratic rulers want. Having good credit and paying bills in time is only
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by truth_ 5y ago
Forest (Pro) and Loop Habit Tracker. I don't use the Deep Focus stuff in Forest which require elevated permissions.
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Yes, I found that a weird argument as well. It is not an argument at all. Feynman drank, played bongo, womanised, slept with some of his friends' wives. But that does not mean everyone who does that is a great Physicist. Neither all gr
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by truth_ 5y ago
1, I use Pomodoro within a paid app. It works quite well. It has graphs and other analysis. I don't need Pomodoro in tasks that are overly exciting for me. 2, Todos have no value in my life unless I block a chunk of time for tasks expl
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by truth_ 5y ago
In a PR quote, some bigshot from a conventional car company said, "We will produce cars for the millions instead those that cost millions". Let's see how far they go.

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