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Designing spaced repetition systems for play, not work

pine.substack.com
4 points·by isaacaderogba·2년 전·0 comments

The Roadmap of Mathematics for Deep Learning

towardsdatascience.com
1 points·by isaacaderogba·6년 전·0 comments

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isaacaderogba
·2년 전·discuss
I'm the developer of Pine, thanks for sharing! I've actually written a bit about how the whole memory scoring system works here https://pine.substack.com/p/designing-spaced-repetition-syst...
isaacaderogba
·4년 전·discuss
Are there pricing options for developers that aren't in this position? The platform looks great, but $80/month on a personal subscription feels really steep.
isaacaderogba
·5년 전·discuss
https://hostjupyter.com - a simple tool for publishing and sharing Jupyter notebooks.

Great thing is that I built it for myself as a way of sharing my data science portfolio (https://nbs.isaacaderogba.com/spacy-entities-model)! I decided to make it a general tool in case others wanted to use (and pay) for it. There's comfort in knowing that there'll always be at least one user.
isaacaderogba
·6년 전·discuss
Awh man, this is a bummer.

I attended Lambda School from April-November 2019. I was in the Web Dev unit for 4 months and a Team Lead for the remainder. I got a job early so didn't get to do Labs or Computer Science, though I've heard they weren't great experiences. I'm not 100% looped in what's happening with Lambda anymore (they removed the Alumni from the student Slack channels), but I hope they're able to turn things around.

For what it's worth, I did enjoy my time there. It helped me get over anxiety around tackling projects, and it gave me a taste of what fast-paced learning looks like. Was also able to use what I learned for Pioneer and YC. That said, it does feel weird to be on the hook for €27,500 - for what was effectively 4 months of instruction in my case.
isaacaderogba
·6년 전·discuss
As an alternative to getting a textbook, I would strongly recommend Krista King's maths courses. They're available through Udemy or her personal website [1][2].

Each section has a 1) written explanation, 2) video explanation with an exercise walkthrough and a 3) set of exercises. Each exercise also has a well-written walkthrough in case you can't solve them.

I've been working through them part-time for 4 months now, and it's honestly the first time that maths has clicked for me (I've found that most books tend to skip concepts which leave me lost).

[1] https://www.udemy.com/user/kristaking/ [2] https://www.kristakingmath.com/