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mike_mg
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Comment #40579917
Predicting what people want to consume is hard, especially if # of impressions is your success measure. More broadly, I have been endlessly surprised by how users use my products a…
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Comment #34781592
wait, aren't "they" going to gather evidence on user of "my account" and associate the downloads from this domain to "me" and come after me and ask hard questions?
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Comment #34716725
Indeed, citing animal studies for humans is a classic bio meme: https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice I haven't seen huberman accused of this yet, interesting. Innocent until proven g…
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Comment #34715357
> Does anybody else feel that way? oh yeah, sure! 2 actionable things that changed my view on this things completely: 1) Huberman lab podcast on dopamine: https://hubermanlab.com/h…
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Comment #32132598
This is probably just caffeine addiction :) One way that works wonders in terms of fixing bad coffee for me is diluting the drink with lukewarm, warm or hot treated water (mineral,…
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Comment #25632936
Thanks! Removed. What I meant by that is "maybe we will add donate button in the future"
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Comment #25632367
My wife has made tool for doing this on your IPhone. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/take-control/id1499424011 + it is completely free, no ads, no nothing paid, not snooping your dat…
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Comment #24210147
For modern music, the definitive resource (in my experience) is RYM: https://rateyourmusic.com/ . It has several advantages: 1) extremely broad coverage - it is almost "list of all…
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Comment #24208000
I find the inverse surprising: that many algorithms that work on real-life robots _do_ _provide_ error bounds and their optimality / convergence properties are proven in the papers…
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Comment #20067316
While I appreciate the efforts of authors and believe in long term mission, they seem to not mention anywhere some key shortcomings of Ray, while marketing it pretty hard (eg see t…
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Comment #18410278
+1 on that, that's a great project. PyTorch with its explicit state that can be easily examined by hand in PyCharm debugger will be way easier for people coming into the field.
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Comment #17153594
Funnily enough I did very very similar project half a year ago or so: Code: https://github.com/ghostFaceKillah/mini-self-driving-car Writeup: https://ghostfacekillah.github.io/car.…
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Comment #10569904
Could you please explain me how? I watched the lecture, but can't make connection. I understand how neural networks work and how they are optimized. I'm stupid. Thanks
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Comment #8310416
traffic issues aside, great job. Quality resource, will recomend to cs undergrad friends
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Comment #7002098
Yeah that's a cool exercise and I try to do a lot of these! I guess expressing it mathematically purely is already done in the code of the original solution, because in a way progr…
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Comment #7002051
Given function that checks if given string is a word accepted by the game or a sorted good words list, I think I would be able to. It's a very similar algorithm to queens problem. …
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Comment #7002021
Wow, that's just great! Thanks for recommendation! I guess iOS integration for this power-up wouldn't hurt. I use my iPad a lot while processing my to-dos
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Comment #6992957
it is sort of confusing... do you really consider it a hard problem? I am first year maths student at Uni Warsaw and we literally had this problem in the first month, and solution …
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Comment #6971098
Trello is just great for doing this. I was also considering writing my own Trello clone with better integration of calendar and plan to do so if I have some spare time this month.