adamfaliq

Which device and why tho

Can you email me when you're done writing the book? Or at least document the development somewhere? Really interested to read this.

You can be strategic about it. But the outcome of 'getting a partner' is not within anyone's control. You can only present the best version of yourself, but you can't control who will and won't like you.

We're only humans after all.

Assuming you have been lifting/ exercise, you just gotta eat more whole grain carbohydates. Rolled or steel cut oats, brown rice, pasta 2-3 times a day and you can exceed your daily calories requirement pretty easily.

I like this, simple and applies to other tech as well. E.g. Should I upgrade to the latest Macbook?

Don't believe the hype, try it for yourself - Try how the Macbook works at the local Apple Store.

Does it solve a problem I actually have? - I want to play games while having a portable and long-lasting laptop. How does the Macbook handle games that I play often?

Find the missing features - Does the notch bother me?

To shape the roadmap - Anything that I don't like about the Macbook? How will Apple play the chip game? How will they improve the next iterations of the Macbook? No matter how powerful the M1 Pro Chip, it is still only the second version of the M1.

When I read you first paragraph, I was like, "This guy's gonna love an Asus Zephyrus G14". Glad to read that you already have one.

How has it been for you?

This. And https://ml-cheatsheet.readthedocs.io/en/latest/backpropagati... . I am currently doing MIT Micromasters in Data Science, specifically the Machine Learning & Deep learning course. Last week's assignment was to build a neural network from scratch and these two resources have been a lifesaver.

[1] is actually the reference material for this [2] lecture, which another commenter has already mentioned.

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtIzMaLkCaM

I have written a similar blogpost on writing here [0], which was received well by HN community. I'd also recommend the book "Style: Toward Clarity and Grace" and this document [1]. These resources tremendously helped me to improve my writing.

[0] https://adamfaliq.wordpress.com/2020/10/28/write-well/

[1] https://cpb-us-w2.wpmucdn.com/u.osu.edu/dist/5/7046/files/20...

Hi there,

1. Fixed the mistake :) 2. Yes, totally recommend it. I've read a few books on writing and I think this is the best so far. The way the authors discuss the mechanics of writing is refreshing. It'll give you a good framework not just to write, but also to think. 3. This post encapsulates what I learned from the book and my experience to improve my writing skill.

Fixed it :)

Hi everyone, OP here. Writing has always been a struggle for me. I just started to post consistently on this blog two weeks ago. Didn't expect this to get to the front page of HN. I hope you guys find it helpful. I'd appreciate any feedback or comment on the post!

P.S: Fixed all the grammatical errors in the post.

OP here. Taking ownership of the statement is an interesting perspective. I've never thought of that. In my experience, when I take ownership, my writing tends to feel more honest. I acknowledge what I know or don't know, which makes the writing clearer for the readers.

Anecdotal evidence:

Lived in the UK for five years and yes, it was bad. Virgin Media is the worst culprit. It marketed its broadband as 5G but has unreliable bandwidth. Not to mention this predatory behaviour. [0]

[0] https://virginmedia-is-evil.com/

If you read this review, let me know what you like about the review, how I can improve or if there is any that you'd like me to review. I am still new to blogging and would really appreciate some feedbacks. Thank you!

Unfortunately, I'm not in the UK. I'm in Asia.

Hey thank you so much, I really appreciate this. Could you elaborate more on their progress? How did that work out for them? I'll buy the book and get a translator for it. Thank you again!

Typo:

> Recieve.

> Get your content directly on your mail, or we can post it for you on your blog.

Thanks for the advice, Steven. Sure, I'll follow you on Twitter.