Kenson Hui
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on the atlas — 17
- A Simple Entity Component System (ECS) [C++] - Austin Morlan1 savers
- What startup recruiters actually see when you apply for a job - PostHog1 savers
- A Recipe for Training Neural Networks15 savers
- quiet confidence13 savers
- A Comprehensive Introduction to Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) | DataCamp1 savers
- Unlocking Progress: Overcoming the Illusion of Being Stuck1 savers
- Yann LeCun on X: "A short post on the best architectures for real-time image and video processing. TL;DR: use convolutions with stride or pooling at the low levels, and stick self-attention circuits at higher levels, where feature vectors represent objects. PS: ready to bet that Tesla FSD uses" / X1 savers
- Travel won't save you - by Dmitri Brereton - DKB Show1 savers
- Who By Very Slow Decay | Slate Star Codex8 savers
- 101 things I would tell my self from 10 years ago28 savers
- i have friends, i definitely have friends2 savers
- Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping Flatland90 savers
- The Art of Response3 savers
- Stop trying to try and try32 savers
- Nate Soares' Life Advice - LessWrong5 savers
- A Culture of Introspective Captivity - by P.E. Moskowitz2 savers
- Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young – Chicago Tribune4 savers
highlights — 13
If you can figure out what the company cares about, or who is in it, talk about how you think you could help them achieve their goals and why.
What startup recruiters actually see when you apply for a job - PostHogWriting 'hi I'm X' is a waste of words (we know who you are!)
What startup recruiters actually see when you apply for a job - PostHogI naturally caveat and hurry through and self-deprecate to serve an artificial to avoid imposing and be looked upon favorable as “what a humble guy.” It means I’ve had to learn to force myself to be confident, even aiming to be arrogant or selfish in order to actually stand up for myself and assert my ground.
quiet confidenceA lot of it comes through in the seemingly effortless ability to take time, make space for yourself, and communicate a vision effectively that seems like a supernatural mandate
quiet confidenceBut if you don’t do them, you are letting your cortex run on auto-pilot, validating a “true” statement that will feel comfortable.
Unlocking Progress: Overcoming the Illusion of Being StuckTL;DR: use convolutions with stride or pooling at the low levels, and stick self-attention circuits at higher levels, where feature vectors represent objects.
Yann LeCun on X: "A short post on the best architectures for real-time image and video processing. TL;DR: use convolutions with stride or pooling at the low levels, and stick self-attention circuits at higher levels, where feature vectors represent objects. PS: ready to bet that Tesla FSD uses" / Xshow the inside of your head in public, so people can see if they would like to live in there
Looking for Alice - by Henrik Karlsson - Escaping FlatlandSome people reflexively start solving the wrong problem, others reflexively start making excuses for themselves, still others reflexively share personal anecdotes that paint them in a positive light.
The Art of ResponseManaging response patterns is something of an art: when confronted with an obstacle, does your brain switch into problem-solving gear or do you start to flail?
The Art of ResponseI'm assuming myself capable — not consciously, but as a background assumption. I'm not assuming success — either I can run a research institute or I can't, the jury's still out on that one — but my capability is not the focus of my attention.
Stop trying to try and tryRather, therapy and other tools of introspection have become ways to justify our lack of access to external stimulation. Instead of using therapy to untangle our desires and fears so that we may effectively act on them, therapy becomes the goal in itself—to create mental stimulation through constant rumination.
A Culture of Introspective Captivity - by P.E. MoskowitzEnjoy the power and beauty of your youth. Oh, never mind. You will not understand the power and beauty of your youth until they’ve faded. But trust me, in 20 years, you’ll look back at photos of yourself and recall in a way you can’t grasp now how much possibility lay before you and how fabulous you really looked.
Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young – Chicago TribuneYou, too, will get old. And when you do, you’ll fantasize that when you were young, prices were reasonable, politicians were noble and children respected their elders.
Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young – Chicago Tribune