Post number #84581, ID: aa8342
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What's up tech? What you working on? Currently trying to finish an automated script for building my lfs project. I intend to use it as a web server running python and also to have fun with my own version of a Linux system (custom shell, themes, desktop)
Post number #84833, ID: 24eb44
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Very nice that sounds like a blast to work on. Currently working on getting Microsoft's 70-483 Programming in C# certification then after that C++ CPA
Post number #84902, ID: 275512
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>>84833 That is impressive anon good luck on that! I'm not set on a certification but I think I would probably go for a Cisco ccie (though I heard it's quite difficult and expensive)
Post number #85028, ID: 24eb44
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>>84902 Thank you I appreciate that. If I had a college degree under my belt I wouldn't focus too much on certs. I'm self-taught so my resume desperately needs things like that.
If I were you I'd say why not go for it! It may be expensive but it's worth the investment don't you think?
Post number #85122, ID: 2adb34
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>>85028 I have been interested in it a while back, I honestly might look into which cert would be the one for me because this is not the first time I'm being told to get one
Post number #85597, ID: b287d4
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>>85122 What you know best, regardless of what it is. Because you know it to a certain degree you are half way through. Having a piece of paper telling a dumb hr drone that you know it, doesnt hurt.
Post number #86058, ID: aa8342
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>>85597 for sure, I know a lot about computer security so I might go for that
Post number #87580, ID: 4d7c58
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I'm building a hypergraph db/vm, a knowledge representation system with a focus on executable knowledge. It's heavily inspired by OpenCog (the tech behind the Sofia android) but I'm focussing on building a tool to increase Human Intelligence, my first goal is 'teaching' it about music storage, playback and organization while building the (sure to be improved later) core.
Post number #88628, ID: aa8342
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>>87580 Sounds interesting, what do you mean specifically by hypergraph? Is that ML
Post number #90677, ID: 4d7c58
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Hypergraphs are a superset of graphs, they can include 'links' (relationships) between not just two points, but between X points, or X points and Y links (which would be a kind of 'meta-links', links to links). The links are more (or: arbitrarily) complex than those of graphs.
It's not ML, it's about helping humans teach and learn. ML ~is automated optimization.
It seems like a good base for AGI (see: OpenCog), but my focus is on elevating human intelligence and consciousness.
Post number #91051, ID: 4a62fe
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>>90677 Ah I see, thanks for the run down anon. Also, cool project!
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| What's up tech? What you working on? Currently trying to finish an automated script for building my lfs project. I intend to use it as a web server running python and also to have fun with my own version of a Linux system (custom shell, themes, desktop)