#BellLetsTaIk is stupid. Someone gave me a good piece of advice one day: Depression is for losers.
Hate to say it but: I'm glad depression is becoming common. It means that I will become more successful.
IDK about this. Computational Creativity has quietly been making many advances.
No joke. You can "sample" ideas from the idea distribution and get pretty good results. I've done this before.
I mostly disagree. Unless this is an iterated prisoner's dilemma, look away. (e.g. unless False altruism has any benefits).
I will agree that most of the time, you can win in the long-term by helping others (e.g. exploiting reciprocity). The trick is to not help losers.
I think one of the keys to success is carefully studying all possibilities in a system: consider every single angle, especially angles that no one wants to consider. My guess is that most people don't have enough curiosity to enjoy this process.
Startup culture is not about free food, unlimited vacation & working from home — it’s about winning big by working hard & innovating more than your competitors.
#Dothework
Everyone's standing in line.
To meet with investors.
To get an agent.
To sell a screenplay.
Most people never get to the front. The people who do got pulled out – by nepotism, chance, a returned favor, timing.
Find a way to skip whatever line you're in, or risk dying in it.
"The traditional declarative programming model of building a graph and executing it via a tf.Session is discouraged" the end of an era github.com/tensorflow/ten…