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A great course and helps with learning proactively and not reactively. Important in this age of ai. I was part of cohort 1 and have enrolled for the next one.

More than 2 years ago. LLM's are good at explaining things that I do not understand. And I do not need to vist 10 pages to search for the answer.

I would love to transition into counselling. If I can make ends meet with it, It would be sufficient.

Diving deeper into exercise posture correction and journalling/motivation.

This blog has extensive writings on both the things you are looking for : https://simonwillison.net/

There is a lot of other algorithms that are useful and provide value

can you please elaborate? Thanks.

Dendron all the way.Very rarely use pen and paper. Many of my notes are from the web.

Just sent an email. Thanks so much for this initiative.

Complete Pandas Bootcamp on Udemy.

What would be the fundamentals that would stand this AI onslaught?

Prompt engineer : Someone who is quite good at providing the right prompts in order to guide ai towards the solution that is needed.

The main impediment for knowledge retrieval in apps like obsidian/roam etc. are that the notes cannot be retrieved easily, especially as the number of notes scale. (Maybe, Obsidian users might disagree with this point, but that was my assessment.)

Dendron is built for ease of retrieval of notes. It is built mostly for devs. Now, I can retrieve forgotten syntax easily in Dendron when compared to other apps. The fact that is is built on top of VS code helps.

Dendron for its blazing speed and its ease of use.

https://www.dendron.so/

I would go back and complete education rather than dropping out of school. I had to waste 7 years of my life in order to understand the importance of education.

Eventually, got a Masters in Statistics. But I wish I could run this back and get those lost years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Jung_Gi

Wiki entry for those, like me, unsure who Kim Jung GI is.

I am that by Nisargadatta Maharaj or Freedom from the known by J.Krishnamurti.

You may disagree with what they are saying, but these books will give you a new perspective.

Not the OP. But trying to break into this field and would be thankful for some assitance/advice.

Email : myhandleonhn at gmail.com

Thanks.

I am data scientist, trying to move into Security engineering. What is the necessary background needed to get into such roles. I have a background in Statistics and not computer science. Thanks.

+1. Amazing book. Derek Lin has a good translation of this book too.

Public and Civic laws. This contained stuff like what are the rules governing the judiciary, executive and the president.

Highly tedious stuff.

Is there any benefit in learning how to code the algo from scratch? In most cases, We will just use standard libraries, unless the goal is to build up intution?

+1.

We would have to deal with booth capturing again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booth_capturing

It is not possible to unblock the page if you use coldturkey and set its 'blocks'.

I have access to the distracting websites for an hour a day and that is it. It is blocked for the rest of the day. The free version is more than sufficient.

Any real cool ones that you would like to share?

This is an interesting comment.

Once you get really good at what you do, software engineering is where the real reward is

Do you mean any technological stack here.

becoming an expert in any commercial software that costs at least 1m$ to integrate

Any particular examples here?

Thanks.

I also do this.

The one way I limit is to restrict myself to 1-2 jokes per meeting, and that too at the initial part of the meeting. As the meeting gets to meatier sections, I tend to go mum.

To the op?

Unrelated to this question,

Can you share the top blogs/podcasts based on your listening. Thanks.

Workflowy integrated with complice for focused goals.

Did Paul ask them to handover the money too?

There is such a thing as using our brains and then living with the consequences of our decisions.

You can do whatever the F you want. I do not care. Neither do most people in this world.