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May 29
Been working on my NumDuel project lately.
Started as a simple number guessing game in Python, but instead of jumping straight into FastAPI and databases, I'm trying to learn things properly and evolve it step by step.
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May 29
Been working on my NumDuel project lately.
Started as a simple number guessing game in Python, but instead of jumping straight into FastAPI and databases, I'm trying to learn things properly and evolve it step by step.
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this is how hints . py (space is intentional) looks and after half the attempts are exhausted by the user it returns the hint to main . py so that it shows the hint to the player whether the secret no is even or odd and other hint
#numduel
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confest .py and test_scoring. py
while creating test folder learned about:
pytest is a testing framework. Instead of manually running my game and checking if scoring works, I write functions that check it automatically.
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Jun 13
Yesterday was mostly spent revising matrix problem-solving. I also solved one bus-related problem
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Jun 11
Today i learned about Brook's law According to Brooks himself, the law is an (outrageous oversimplification) basically it states this -->Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later
new convention according to me instead of using inverted commas i use brackets
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Jun 11
Today's progress:
• Solved 2 easy greedy problems
• Finished the CLI for my Python project, NumDuel ⚔️
Another day of learning and building
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Sam retweeted
Apr 25
I just read a research paper that might be the most quietly important thing in AI safety right now.
It's from Google DeepMind. And it says something shockingly simple:
Teaching AI to copy humans might be safer than teaching it to win.
Here's why that changes everything 🧵
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Jun 8
Coolest video I've seen this year. The creativity is on another level. 🔥
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Jun 7
Just finished reading Making Claude a Chemist.
The title made me think it was about teaching Claude more chemistry, but it's not.
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Jun 7
Claude isn't being taught more chemistry. It's being taught to work with the same kinds of evidence chemists use.
A lot of chemistry is actually a detective problem: you start with clues and try to figure out what molecule produced them.
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Jun 7
The long-term vision is AI that can participate in scientific reasoning, not just answer scientific questions.
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