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poppingtonic
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About poppingtonic
My new startup is in Beta: https://digest.fahamuai.com
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/poppingtonic; my proof: https://keybase.io/poppingtonic/sigs/bkWTUUgvF-hPLoKKg5asnSdZul2o9KdCmvSaQNLmm-s ]
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Street Fighting Mathematics! Loved taking this Sanjoy Mahajan's course on OCW in high school
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Comment #48544695
Some zig zag motions are required to maintain velocity and the combat is fun. I like it!
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Comment #47140159
Learning how to implement Prolog in pg's On Lisp was a fun way to spend multiple weeks programming. Doing this again this year should be a lot of fun.
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Comment #47072683
Lambda, The Ultimate Container
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Comment #46839905
This essay nerd sniped me hard into information theory. Absolutely love it.
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Comment #46263350
Thank you for the links - I can't stop replaying Love
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Comment #36607659
Reading textbooks. Using a REPL-based language like Lisp (which I learned from reading advanced Lisp textbooks) for several years before I worked professionally as a programmer ena…
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Comment #36380559
Hello HN, co-founder (Brian Muhia), here to answer any questions!
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Comment #18125733
1. You get a state-of-the art training loop that includes the latest research findings such as 1-cycle. 2. Yes. You can make everything project-specific if you want to. e.g. Image …
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Comment #18036032
Try a schedule that keeps you on ~ two hours a day, focusing on at least one of the videos in the 14-video series. So: 14 weeks, paying attention to one video a week and whatever p…
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Comment #17974058
Wow, when I hear about perverse incentives, I don't usually think about people spending their lives showing their clients a taste of a possible future until a high enough reward ge…
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Comment #17646012
Maybe if they randomized to n<=20 n-gons. I'd love to see Dactyl tackle a dodecahedron.
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Comment #17303550
The conclusion of this paper is, paraphrasing, "We should stop using point estimates for what should be distributions. When we do that, we get much lower bounds and have a better c…
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Comment #17264168
https://github.com/fastai/fastai/tree/master/courses/
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Comment #17020290
One year of Python, with high school and introductory college courses. Some basic linear algebra, familiarity with logarithms etc.
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Comment #16874083
Givewell's founders know this, which is why they spun off the Open Philanthropy Project: https://www.openphilanthropy.org/focus/global-catastrophic-r...