@chickengenius@Spawnnnn888 Why did I sign up for a concert that day 😭 airplane mode and got in at $134.50 after the show 🙏 I usually get my notifs instantly!😂 damn concert worth $10,000
MIT just quietly dropped a free AI curriculum that puts $50,000 university courses to shame.
12 books.
Zero tuition.
From the same institution that produced the people building the models everyone is talking about.
FOUNDATIONS
1. Foundations of Machine Learning — https://t.co/Un6UbjJ3Xo
2. Understanding Deep Learning — https://t.co/UQxZmyESdn
3. Machine Learning Systems — https://t.co/YAgrLVGAXt
ADVANCED TECHNIQUES
4. Algorithms for ML — https://t.co/YlBk59o8Hp
5. Deep Learning — https://t.co/KMO1uWPyk1
REINFORCEMENT LEARNING
6. RL Basics (Sutton & Barto) — https://t.co/sOZlDXzu41
7. Distributional RL — https://t.co/uOkviYiAq7
8. Multi-Agent Systems — https://t.co/Dx9caJVx1d
9. Long Game AI — https://t.co/K9Qm2TjAQ6
ETHICS & PROBABILITY
10. Fairness in ML — https://t.co/MgkLdRvicO
11. Probabilistic ML Part 1 — https://t.co/Zz33gQi1vG
12. Probabilistic ML Part 2 — https://t.co/qBe776EjCg
This is a complete MIT-level AI education.
Not a YouTube playlist.
Not a Twitter thread full of fluff.
Textbooks written by the researchers who built the field.
The people who actually study this will not just understand AI better than their peers.
They will understand it better than most people currently getting paid to work in it.
Most people will bookmark this and never open it.
The ones who open it tonight are the ones who show up in 12 months having built something nobody around them understands yet.
Bookmark this.
Open the first one tonight.
Follow @cyrilXBT for more resources that actually compound.
@Lovandfear Maybe it’s cuz we hate not getting what’s important to us. Rather isolate if it’s not quality time! If someone doesn’t mind low-quality time then it doesn’t matter to hang around but if it matters then it feels awful
The most dangerous lie they told men was that being “nice” would be enough.
Nice gets you tolerated.
It does not get you respected.
In 1946, millions of men came home from war.
They had stormed beaches.
Survived artillery.
Made life-and-death decisions under fire.
The consumer economy looked at these men and saw a problem.
Dangerous men don’t make good customers.
A man who trusts his own instincts doesn’t need to be told what to buy, who to be, or how to live.
So the postwar machine went to work.
The advertising industry, the corporate structure, the suburban blueprint.
All of it was designed to convert warriors into consumers.
Trade the battlefield for the cubicle.
Trade instinct for instruction.
Trade danger for comfort.
By the 1950s, the ideal American man wasn’t the one who could survive in the wild.
It was the one who mowed his lawn on Saturday, bought what the television told him to buy, and never raised his voice at the dinner table.
They didn’t remove his teeth in one day.
They did it across a generation.
And then they called the result “mature.”
Here is what they buried.
There is a difference between a man who is kind and a man who is harmless.
A kind man has teeth and chooses not to bite.
A harmless man had his teeth removed and calls it evolution.
Women do not feel safe with harmless men.
Safety does not come from the absence of danger.
It comes from the presence of controlled danger.
A woman needs to know that the man beside her is capable of something fierce and is choosing gentleness.
That choice is what creates trust.
A man with no edge has nothing to choose from.
He is not gentle.
He is just tame.
And the system needs him tame.
Because a tame man is a predictable consumer.
A predictable employee.
A predictable voter.
His compliance isn’t a virtue.
It is a product.
The edge they told you to bury wasn’t a flaw.
It was the part of you that couldn’t be controlled.
And that is exactly why they wanted it gone.
Reclaim it.
Not to harm anyone.
But because the man who buried his edge didn’t just lose his danger.
He lost the thing that made him alive.
~ Andre Gonsalves
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DEEPEN RELATIONSHIPS
16. Have one honest conversation with your parents. See them as humans, not just roles.
17. Apologize to someone you wronged. Integrity isn't their forgiveness. It's yours.
18. Cut off one toxic relationship. Blood doesn't grant unlimited damage rights ever.
19. Tell five people how they changed your life. Exact moments. They need to hear this.
20. Show up when it's inconvenient. Real love appears when it's hard, not just easy.