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im_sorry posted:I found this place back in 1996. It still rules. Deeper reading of and repeated interaction with single, independent web pages really did improve people’s lives back then, which I think is part of the ethos of this thread. It doesn’t seem like that happens so much anymore (definitely not in the public way it did with blogging only a decade ago. Maybe it does and I’m just old and closed minded. Here’s an example of a genre that should have some representation in the repository:https://ai.stanford.edu/~moises/tutorial/index.htm a semester long slideshow on Bayesian networks. I think these kinds of html textbooks are treasures, especially when they use plainer language. There are good ones covering a lot of courses. e2: you could use the slides to design a y2k state of the art spam filter e: you can see the whole course in plain black-and-white times new Roman if you click around a bit. The Killing Jelq fucked around with this message at 04:43 on Apr 21, 2024 |
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Subjunctive posted:yeah, I love it when someone just decides “hey, I’m gonna be a tectonics simulation guy” and writes everything about it almost scratches the SimEarth itch … though I bet the simulation results are a lot easier to export and more realistic
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