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@mfranz_on rewritting c++ code in rust. lol

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Came across Loop Labels today while learning rust. ngl that's a feature I find interesting.

#rustlang

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The crash course didn't mention this. But learnt the reason you add ! sign is to call a macro instead of a normal function.

#rustlang

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I just finished familiarizing myself with #Rust with some quick crash course. Took some time as I had to understand what's going on. Now time to dive deep with the Rust programming language book.

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Look at it this way: The println is just like string literals in other languages.

#rustlang

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Anyway I later enjoyed it after some deep dive. One thing I like about the println is the positional arguments. You can just use the index of the arguments

e.g
println!(
"{0} is from {1} and {0} likes to {2}",
"James", "Uranus", "code"
);

#rustlang

[Learn @Learn0x]

Anyway I later enjoyed it after some deep dive. One thing I like about the println is the positional arguments. You can just use the index of the arguments

e.g
println!(
"{0} is from {1} and {0} likes to {2}",
"James", "Uranus", "code"
);

#rustlang

[Learn @Learn0x]

Wrote my first print statement. And hell yeah. Why the heck are you using macros for that ?

#rustlang

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Wrote my first print statement. And hell yeah. Why the heck are you using macros for that ?

#rustlang

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Time to learn rust

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Time to learn rust

[Turing Post @TheTuringPost]

The dark side of reinforcement learning

@olive_jy_song, senior researcher at @MiniMax_AI, about RL models that try to hack rewards and why alignment fails in practice

This conversation is an inside look at how Chinese AI labs move fast – testing new models overnight, debugging unpredictable behaviors, and operating with relentless first-principles discipline.

Full interview in the comments
#TP_interview

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Print a piece that call Simon T. Watchmere a bounder, a crook, and a drunkard and he'll telephone to tell you there's no "t" in "Wachmere".

[Andrew Gordon Wilson @andrewgwils]

It's often said "we need a theory of deep learning". No one knows what that really means, except there's a sense of hopelessness. We actually have more of an understanding than many realize, and we can analyze modern neural nets. Make an effort to leave the echo chamber!

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Bought the book Reinforcement Learning - An Introduction. Let's see how the learning goes

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If you are not going to become a professor, then why even bother pursuing a Ph.D.?

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One thing I have noticed when solving math problems is my brain moves faster than my hands. In the solution steps, I make silly errors like changing a + sign to a - sign.

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@fchollet This is the case for most Africans and it’s really fascinating

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Always make sure you are using elements in their full potential

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Accessibility Tip: Avoid using any tag such as <div> in place of buttons. Doing so will force you to add all accessibility features that come built-in with the button tag. You will need to add aria-label, role, tabindex, onkeyup etc.

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Web Accessibility Tip: Avoid using empty alt text with your image tag. Doing so forces screen readers to skip over an image.

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@karpathy Are you looking for interns

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Fun fact: The web is already accessible. it's your website that's not.