Lena Araujo
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- Scam Cities—Asterisk10 savers
- On The Optimization of Learning1 savers
- Home | Atlas - RIT Student Government1 savers
- The Strokes - Live at MTV $2 Dollar Bill Concert 2002 [Full] [HQ] - YouTube1 savers
- MAP | Kaspersky Cyberthreat live map2 savers
- Meet Ponte Labor, a startup matching Hispanic immigrants to jobs using WhatsApp | TechCrunch1 savers
- Assassination of the Modern Woman: Hildegart and Aurora Rodríguez | Rebecca M. Bender, PhD1 savers
- Introducing YC AI - Quip2 savers
- Put Something Back | Steve Jobs Archive9 savers
- Minnesota Court Rules Websites Are Public Accommodations Under ADA - Ogletree1 savers
- Space Needle Panocam | Space Needle1 savers
- Stanford Students Choose Money over Mission2 savers
- The Cornell building we should all regret1 savers
- FCC Opens Comment Period On Deregulating Everything – RadioInsight1 savers
- Jean-Rémi KING2 savers
- Welcome to IHP 130nm BiCMOS Open Source PDK documentation! — IHP 130nm BiCMOS Open Source PDK documentation1 savers
- Professional 3D Printing with Womp1 savers
- What’s the difference between all these quantum computers?1 savers
- Plotting 3D parametric surfaces - MATLAB Answers - MATLAB Central1 savers
- Betteridge's law of headlines4 savers
- The internet is already over - by Sam Kriss6 savers
- The Best Venture Firm You’ve Never Heard Of | The Generalist7 savers
- survivorship bias and the algorithmic gaze1 savers
- How We Verify Custom Hardware | Hudson River Trading1 savers
- Best Picture nominees, unstacked - Substack Reads2 savers
- Rest in motion24 savers
- The Rebellious Gaze of Abbas Kiarostami - حِنّا1 savers
- OpenAI Email Archives (from Musk v. Altman) — LessWrong20 savers
- Three Sins of Authors in Computer Science and Math3 savers
- The Bitter Lesson82 savers
- Theory of Change (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)84 savers
- Childhoods of exceptional people - by Henrik Karlsson70 savers
- Productivity - Sam Altman58 savers
- Don’t Surround Yourself With Smarter People54 savers
- Introduction - SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: The Decade Ahead51 savers
- LessWrong40 savers
- Joan Didion, The Art of Fiction39 savers
- The Techno-Optimist Manifesto | Andreessen Horowitz36 savers
- reflections on palantir - Nabeel S. Qureshi35 savers
- Every productivity thought I've ever had, as concisely as possible - Alexey Guzey32 savers
- The Darker Side of Aaron Swartz | The New Yorker30 savers
- Works in Progress29 savers
- Laws of Tech: Commoditize Your Complement · Gwern.net27 savers
- A Gentle Introduction to Graph Neural Networks27 savers
- I am rich and have no idea what to do with my life25 savers
- Value Beyond Instrumentalization - Letters to a Young Technologist25 savers
- YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT OR YOU CAN JUST GET OLD24 savers
- Pace Layering: How Complex Systems Learn and Keep Learning · Journal of Design and Science23 savers
- You don't have to be busy to be prolific | thesephist.com22 savers
- Founder Mode21 savers
- On becoming competitive when joining a new company | Ludwig20 savers
- How to like everything more - by Sasha Chapin20 savers
- What is Technology? - Letters to a Young Technologist18 savers
- To be a Technologist is to be Human - Letters to a Young Technologist18 savers
- My Career as a Series of Emails18 savers
- On Seeing Through and Unseeing: The Hacker Mindset · Gwern.net18 savers
- Riley Walz17 savers
- Beliefs16 savers
- How to Build a $20 Billion Semiconductor Fab15 savers
- Strategy Letter V – Joel on Software14 savers
- IMG_000114 savers
- 12ft13 savers
- Taste is Eating Silicon Valley. - by Anu Atluru13 savers
- 84—2412 savers
- [1706.03762] Attention Is All You Need11 savers
- Galactic Empire | Purdue Hackers11 savers
- the weight of dreams - by Spencer Chang10 savers
- Pipe Dreams: The life and times of Yahoo Pipes9 savers
- Why is there only one Elon Musk? Why is there so much low-hanging fruit? - Alexey Guzey9 savers
- Why Software Is Eating the World | Andreessen Horowitz9 savers
- xkcd: Post-Vaccine Party8 savers
- What even is an institution?8 savers
- My Beautiful Friend | The Point Magazine8 savers
- It's Time to Govern - Letters to a Young Technologist7 savers
- Believe you can change (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)7 savers
- College Q&A - Alexey Guzey7 savers
- Grant Guide - Merge Club7 savers
- bitter_lesson.pdf6 savers
- It’s Time to Build | Andreessen Horowitz6 savers
- The internet is already over - by Sam Kriss6 savers
- the essence of love is... annoyance? - by Ava6 savers
- Write code that is easy to delete, not easy to... — programming is terrible6 savers
- Harrison Bergeron5 savers
- bolt.new5 savers
- From bare metal to a 70B model: infrastructure set-up and scripts - imbue4 savers
- Everything that turned out well in my life followed the same design process4 savers
- Should AI Be Open? | Slate Star Codex4 savers
- Loss of plasticity in deep continual learning | Nature4 savers
- How to Be an Expert in a Changing World3 savers
- From Vexing Uncertainty to Intellectual Humility | Schizophrenia Bulletin | Oxford Academic3 savers
- How to Build a 50,000 Ton Forging Press - by Brian Potter3 savers
- cobalt3 savers
- Failure in Physics | Society of Physics Students2 savers
- Report sees broad impacts of coastal ocean acidification2 savers
- Americans’ love affair with big cars is killing them | The Economist2 savers
- Rediscovering the Pleasures of Pluralism: The Potential of Digitally Mediated Civic Participation — Digitalist Papers2 savers
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There is only so much a person can do while staying sane, ideally happy, and engaged in meaningful work—work that is rewarding both in process and outcome.
On The Optimization of LearningI’ll be sure to put that on my calendar—right after I crawl out of Uris Library at 11:30 p.m.. I’m sure the pitch-black slope must be beautiful at that hour.
On The Optimization of LearningAnd I blame it all on time: we aren’t given the time to learn, only to study.
On The Optimization of LearningAs university students, we are expected to synthesize vast amounts of information, do it quickly, and, ideally, produce something original.
On The Optimization of LearningI’m up to my ears in assignments, but knowledge slips through the perforations in my butterfly net. These butterflies have voices. They see my struggle, but all they say is: You have to manage your time better. We know finals season is hard.
On The Optimization of LearningSex and Society in Early Twentieth-Century Spain. Hildegart Rodriguez and the World League of Sexual Reform
Assassination of the Modern Woman: Hildegart and Aurora Rodríguez | Rebecca M. Bender, PhD“We don’t ask that you be chaste/pure… but cautious/careful… for better offspring
Assassination of the Modern Woman: Hildegart and Aurora Rodríguez | Rebecca M. Bender, PhDAmericans with Disabilities Act’s (ADA) prohibition against discrimination in “places of public accommodation” applies to websites
Minnesota Court Rules Websites Are Public Accommodations Under ADA - OgletreeYou owe it to yourself to thoughtfully interrogate the forces that brought you to grind so hard to get into this school
Stanford Students Choose Money over MissionWe are being streamlined away from positive social impact careers in a time when we need to be pursuing them the most.
Stanford Students Choose Money over MissionAnd if we make it to the final interview, they’ll fly us out to New York City to stay in luxury hotels and give us several hundred dollars to spend for the weekend: all to give us a quick taste of the high-roller lifestyle.
Stanford Students Choose Money over Mission3D Printing with Womp
Professional 3D Printing with Wompall our pop music sounds like a tribute act.
The internet is already over - by Sam Krissthat you are a fragile creature perishing in time
The internet is already over - by Sam KrissA postscript on FBAs
Three Sins of Authors in Computer Science and MathTo justify your work by pointing out that it's ``a major focus of numerical analysts and engineers'' betrays a little insecurity, and isn't a good justification anyway.
Three Sins of Authors in Computer Science and Mathbut it’s also true that a lot of its appeal is making me wonder what the hell I just watched.
Best Picture nominees, unstacked - Substack ReadsIt was the most exciting kind of feature there is for me—the kind that makes me excited about the cinematic medium and its possibilities.
Best Picture nominees, unstacked - Substack Readsit's boredom that's taxing
Rest in motionthe ground state is in motion
Rest in motionthey act like maintaining any other state requires effort, requires suffering.
Rest in motionInstead, it makes more sense to reinforce the parts that didn’t get hit
survivorship bias and the algorithmic gazesocial media content that we don’t even know is hidden, because it’s unable to reach us in any capacity
survivorship bias and the algorithmic gazeIranian film history can be divided into three distinct periods.
The Rebellious Gaze of Abbas Kiarostami - حِنّاKiarostami’s films contain a truly rebellious element
The Rebellious Gaze of Abbas Kiarostami - حِنّاThis system is in part why DC has so many poli sci majors who do not know anything about the field they work in, but have become ingrained in the bureaucracy and intimately understand how it works.
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsSecretary of Energy Chris Wright is the first engineer to be appointed Secretary of Energy in over 30 years, as opposed to an academic or politician.
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsChina learned these lessons long ago:
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsHaving our lawyers ensure we did not trigger PRA review delayed the rollout of this by 9 months.
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsPeople hire lobbyists to understand these illegible factions. This is also why DC will be the last city to be automated. It is ultimately a city that relies on invisible networks of interpersonal trust to get things done.
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough Draftsa poor understanding of how to properly manage and incentivize bureaucracies
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsBut nothing makes an org chart obsolete faster than the unequal distribution of competence
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsDOE also manages our 17 national labs, which are the provide the backbone of scientific infrastructure for the US, including the world’s largest hard light sources, the fastest public supercomputers, and our own semi fab.
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsThe majority of DOE’s budget actually goes to our National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsI spent 2024 working 2 jobs, while only getting paid for one of them - talk about government efficiency!
2 years at DOE - by Charles Yang - Rough DraftsDon't treat the individual failures like a burden; treat changing the pattern like a science experiment.
Don't steer with guiltInstead, when you do something you wish you hadn't, identify the pattern of behavior that led to this, and add addressing that to your todo list.
Don't steer with guiltDon't bemoan individual failures. That's finite-task thinking.
Don't steer with guiltif you find yourself regularly experiencing guilt, then you're using guilt incorrectly.
Don't steer with guiltSimilarly, the Sony BMG rootkit scandal came to light because someone dug deeper into unexpected behavior. These examples highlight how curiosity, observation, and persistence often lead to significant discoveries.
Cybersecurity researchers: Digital detectives in a connected world - The GitHub Blogit's more valuable to have goals, and mentors and heroes who embody those goals and serve as an example for you to try to "live up" to over the many years
Answers to Quora questions.: What advice would you give to a young woman in high school considering computer science?what if our biological systems of epistemological decomposition are not too far off from the artificial ones we’ve engineered
knowledge is lonely; it can never be seen, felt, or heardJust like how if we both agree that a strawberry is red, without knowing if we are truly seeing the same shade, we may both agree that we understand, but be thinking very different things.
knowledge is lonely; it can never be seen, felt, or heardBoth films feature characters who lie out of self-preservation, whether it’s to avoid an embarrassing truth, protect their own ego, or acknowledge just how badly their dishonesty has snowballed.
About Elly (2009) | Movie Review | Deep Focus ReviewWhen oxygen gas is poured in between two magnets, the gas is attracted to the magnets.
MO Diagramsdeciding whether or not life is worth living is to answer the fundamental question in philosophy.
Abbas Kiarostami’s “Taste of Cherry” and the philosophy of Albert Camus | by Rajit Roy | MediumIn particular, you should not use the Point3 class in introcs.
CS 1110 Fall 2024The Forgy method tends to spread the initial means out
k-means clustering - Wikipediafirst assign points to clusters, then compute new centroids for these clusters, then re-assign points using the new centroids, and so on.
CS 1110 Fall 2024In fact, we could have points of arbitrary dimension, particularly if the data is not spatial.
CS 1110 Fall 2024