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jlelonm
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Comment #25803738
I'm not familiar. What does such a thing look like?
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Comment #24749685
You missed my point (and the author’s it appears). You’re claiming to understand learning. People do phds in learning from multiple domains (psych, neuro, ux, etc). You already kno…
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Comment #24745625
> Learning isn't coming up with new analogies for concepts you already completely understand over and over again. You completely understand learning? :)
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Comment #24745528
Oh my goodness, you literally wrote the ideas I was thinking about from a learning perspective. I wrote about very similar things from a teaching perspective here: https://lelon.io…
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Comment #24134223
which meds are you taking?
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Comment #24071480
> Which companies are you referring to? None specifically - I'm just interested in pivot points where companies decided to switch from technology x to technology z, and what made t…
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Ask HN: Resource for learning the history of software dev best practices?
I'm a young developer and I feel like I have such little context for where and why we are today. A few examples: - what tradeoffs did companies examine before concluding to move to…
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Comment #23961337
This is really cool!! I hope this becomes popular. Imagine having all theorems etc indexed like this!
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Comment #23871418
> There is the old scientific method which was falsifiable, repeatable, frequentist, and it involved directly observable quantities. > ... > There is now the new scientific method …
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Comment #23870778
I feel like my company is a little too liberal with it. I suspect it might be a sign of some sort of fragmentation, but I'm not sure what kind (e.g. org chart, proj mgmt, no establ…
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Comment #23855260
For me, personally: > what motivated you to learn to draw Half of me wanted to impress my friends. The other half of me wanted to make stories come to life. > what you were interes…
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Ask HN: What made you abandon learning to draw?
I'd love to hear more about any/all of - what motivated you to learn to draw - what you were interested in drawing - what your biggest roadblock/weakness to getting better was - ho…
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Comment #23724710
No offense, but are you joking? This is an extremely cynical take. You don't see any benefit to having one mega amazing course? You think there's no way to overcome the limitation …
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Comment #23356879
FWIW I thought they were both pretty spot on. In fact, you mentioned this about DNS: "As I read articles and tried stuff out (and broke my server config more than once) I started t…
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Ask HN: Most interesting trade-off phenomenons in your field?
As I talk to different folks from different domains, it's always interesting to me to learn what they're optimizing for and what the variables are. Usually there's a sweet spot bet…
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Comment #23157562
Has he published these notebooks online anywhere?