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Comment #26483568
I could see some of the warmups used at parties, a few are fun to play with a sig fig or on a road trip. Another game in the same vein : assign each player a unique alphabet letter…
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Comment #26297973
For those confused on what the navigation does and how it works, I'll try to give a basic example in desktop terms and build up. 1. If we want to switch between windows on a deskto…
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Comment #24181667
Thanks ghj. I was aware of top coder/leet code, though hadn't heard of code forces/at coder. For me the adventure game give a bit more concept linkage. Take Monkey Island, I can re…
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Comment #24175270
Thanks for the write up and git book. Related question: I’m curious if any has game-ified algorithm learning, sort of like those old educational math games targeting certain grade …
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Comment #22544773
For those interested AutoML-Zero cites "Evolving neural networks through augmenting topologies" (2002) among other "learning to learn" papers and is worth a read if you have time a…
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Comment #22405457
Not sure if mentioned, another good book: Analysis by its History
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Comment #22004266
My interest was piqued by the "location-neuron" as well. I like the sci-fi possibilities as you pointed out: an ide that rearranges itself based on focus or products that guide our…
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Ask HN: How secure is chrome's V8 engine?
Question: How secure is chrome's V8 engine? Another question: Is there a consensus on weak points in V8 that can be mitigated on the client side? Background: I used no-script and o…
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Comment #21414028
Yes, my dilemma goes away and comes back. The tedium can be good, neutral, or "sub-optimal." I value the dilemma, not necessarily the tedium. Good advice from other posters here, I…
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Comment #18404999
Thank you for the link to the latex suite. I should have seen this before. Links for the curious: https://sourceforge.net/projects/vim-latex/ http://vim-latex.sourceforge.net/ http…
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Comment #18404984
Awesome. I dislike the latex math syntax per the reasons stated in the github article. I also like the idea of being able to output polynomials from a math calculation in python wi…
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Comment #18323333
Have you considered medication to treat the CFS? From what I've read, it seems like narcolepsy medication has had positive effects.
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Comment #17992410
Frankly, I'm totally clueless. It might be an interesting exercise to see what they're doing.
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Comment #17991097
Fantastic work. I've been learning music theory off and on to help with my guitar. I was hoping for a whole lot of interactive applications like yours, but found most lacking for m…
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Comment #17983111
Interesting. My, perhaps wrong, visualization of the janking effect, without the display update, concerns resizing, or showing, a column or pane in a web app. During the resize, th…
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Comment #17931472
Maybe "studies" such as this can be used as leverage for more time in the "design" phase of things? Design phase could arguably encapsulate choices related to tooling, appropriate …
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Comment #17931429
I like this take on introducing derivatives. My first intro to derivatives was a little less than 20 years ago, but I feel like it was very much in the "traditional" vein of: Suppo…
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Comment #17910263
My only issue with this is the older in life idea. I agree that marrying later in life has many benefits. The drawbacks for me are health-related. As we age, we have higher health …
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Comment #17885797
The book reasons that learning assembly also teaches the fundamentals of computer architecture. 1.3.1 Gain a Better Understanding of Architecture Issues 1.3.1 Understanding the Too…
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Comment #17625490
Interesting note. I immediately looked at the Martin Hammond entry and raised an eyebrow... didn't realize this was a joke!
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Comment #17176198
Was there a reason for the move away from HoTT? I seem to recall looking this up a while ago but didn't find a solid answer. Was there a fork version 2 that continues development w…
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Comment #16848715
Based on the very light skim I just gave, I like that book. Thank you for the reference.
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Comment #16816915
Take the following as coming from a dilettante... I'm still trying to understand the remainder of the paper but felt like writing on the basics of the encoder/decoder/quantizer set…
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Comment #16777261
I gave a first pass summary in another comment but had a question based on my reading of the paper. I feel I understand it better now and can provide a better summary. TLDR: You ca…