awesome! I've been thinking how to do it. Like if I highlight from Kindle or Calibre, how do I get them to Anki. However as an avid Anki user for language studying, one issue I found is that the most difficult part is keeping up with sheer amount of review from Anki. I could have hundreds of review, but not having enough time to study them. And I would imagine reading would generate a lot of highlights users want to remember, which would make it much more difficult. So now I am thinking the filtering and condensing parts of such method should be emphasized.
I interviewed with quite a few companies in the SF Bay Area for firmware and embedded software engineer positions since August. Most of them require onsite from 3 to 4 days a week. I think you can definitely work onsite software jobs in firmware and embedded positions.
I don't think locking homelesses up is ever going to happen. But sadly there's an trend in Japan that elderly over 65 are intentionally committing petty theft in order to live in prisons because they can't afford living [https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-47033704].
This non-tech person's attempt looks to me is futile, just switching from Google to Apple or other companies doesn't mean you won't be tracked. To me the best solution will be self-hosting cloud services for email, calendar, and using TomTom or Garmin GPS.
I want to know if these champs can do like 20-back or higher(the n-back trainer) with three or more different types of inputs. If they can achieve 80% success rate, that will be super impressive.
I must try this. I've always had serious 3D motion sickness, I was just looking at a friend playing Monster Hunter World for like 30 minutes and got sick. And then I just couldn't look at the game screen anymore, it would inflict sickness instantly. This is not even VR.
I've been seeing this topic in the media for quite a few years now, and I just wonder why there doesn't seem to have any solution either from the private or public sectors. Is it because loneliness is not huge enough, or it's like poverty that has to be dealt by yourself? Those social media and apps trying to help just make loneliness and anxiety worse as many other articles suggest.
How about old tech and science books? Anyone has experience in going back to the classics? My first thought is just they are outdated and not really relevant to the latest development and better explanations in the newer books, but I can be wrong.
I don't really like this comparison to peasants, they can be happy and healthy for doing what they do, but office jobs are just depressing and unhealthy in comparison.
money is one thing, but the effort put into is another, I've been doing engineering jobs, and I've put lots of efforts from education to actual job. This whole chain of efforts is just to have a life; money is necessary for a life, which a hard-earned one for me. I can say it's been difficult along my path of life personal or professional, that's why youtuber earnings shake me emotionally.
just curious, can it select sets of features from a predefined sets of features? like knowing which of the tuples from (A,B,C),(D,E,F),(G,H,I) is the best tuple?
Does anyone know any website similar for advanced linear algebra and probability with practice problems explained with detailed solutions step by step? I know there exists other great textbook like Strang's, but I often find textbook based learning resources lacking because of lack of detailed solutions.