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LazyLiuLab (LLL)
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2023
Dumps all the technical stuff I want to share in this channel... Most of the content is adapted from my Chinese content previously uploaded to my Bilibili channel.
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10 books I recommend for programming
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The video talks about 10 books I suggest to read as a programmer for different programming languages, and programmer's daily practices. Timeline 0:00 Python 3:04 JavaScript 5:50 Java 6:25 architecture 7:00 coder practice 7:39 data structures & algorithms
Learn Cursor AI by React example
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This video shows how to use AI cursor in your daily work using an example of creating a React App randomly generating my brunch and dinner recipes. Timeline: 0:00 Intro & Start new React application in Cursor AI 2:45 Writing new React component (using UI design) 5:00 Add CSS style 7:00 More coding: generate my food menu randomly 10:45 Fix table header; Emoji issue; 11:20 Done with the app & Sum...
Cursor AI: my first impression
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The video talks about my first impression using the Cursor AI for development. Timeline: 0:00 Introduction/Installation 1:05 Demonstration 4:26 Summary
Bullet Journal template in Obsidian note taking app
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Github repo link (BUJO template): github.com/thefriedbee/Obsidian_BUJO_template Timestamp 0:00 Intro & download 0:40 Daily Log 5:12 Extended bullets 6:11 Weekly/Monthly Log 6:59 Third party plugins 7:50 Templates
Set up AWS EC2 server for Pythonistas (SSH, Jupyter server, VSCode)
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Timestamps 0:00 Intro & signup 1:53 EC2 setup 5:52 Basic SSH 8:03 JupyterLab server 12:27 VS Code 15:01 “Housekeeping”
This is really good as it follows the concepts of the Bullet Journal. Can you make a follow-up to demonstrate incorporating tags and searching? Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much for this amazing video! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?
What is the complete sequence of books for ML AI to be an absolute expert
There is no "absolute expert", ML/AI is now too board for anyone to become expert on all fields. But here are some ideas (not a sequence)... 1. The Elements of Statistical Learning (written by Trevor Hastie et al, published by Springer) is the book I used a lot back then in school for traditional machine learning. Maybe the math is a bit hard if you don't know much about statistics, but those are the math for the foundations about Machine Learning theory. 2. Gilbert Strang, the famous MIT math professor, has a series of Linear Algebra courses. You need to know how to understand matrix multiplication. 3. 3B1B has many comprehensive videos to give you an idea about how to generally understand many models. 4. Dive into deep learning is good for hands on experience if you want to save time: d2l.ai/ 5. I recently find Andrej Karpathy's videos (his own channel) explaining GPT/transformer stuff the best. Even for beginner with no much background. 6. There are just many materials you can find. Let me think about it, maybe film another video some time.
So here is a summary of the 10 books I recommended. There are more books out there in the market, but these recommended books are what I had read through before. 1. Python Crash Course: A Hands-on, Project-Based Introduction to Programming 2. Fluent Python by Luciano Ramalho (2nd edition) 3. JavaScript: the Definite Guide by David Flanagan 4. Head First Java by Bert Bates 5. Modern JavaScript for the Impatient by Cay S. Horstmann 6. Clean Architecture by Robert Martin 7. The Missing README by Dmitriy Ryaboy 8. The Phoenix Project by Gene Kim
The Cursor AI also has another composer tool to let AI edit multiple files at once. Also, in this example, the AI chose to follow the CSS style of the original Excalidraw UI draft since I didn't make it clear in the dialogue chat. Besides that, most of the interactive usages of Cursor AI are mentioned in the video.
Timestamps 00:00 Intro & EC2 setup 05:52 Basic SSH 08:03 JupyterLab server 12:27 VS Code 15:01 “Housekeeping”