khadgar25

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by khadgar25 4y ago
I'm running a Roon end point using RoPieee OS[1] which is connected to my DAC and amplifier. This also allows me to do Airplay or drop any streams on it so I can listen to it either on headphones or speakers connected. [1]: https:&#x2
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Ask HN: Advice for finding purpose and early career burn out
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by khadgar25 4y ago
Perhaps approaching from the point of view of programming as a means to end might be helpful? If they have any hobbies or academic projects that could benefit from automation or using computers, that might be a good starting point? For exam
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by khadgar25 5y ago
"Logicomix: An epic search for truth" [1] is a graphic novel that chronicles the life of Bertrand Russell (logician and philosopher) and his interactions with legendary thinkers like Gottlob Frege, David Hilbert, and Kurt Gödel.
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by khadgar25 5y ago
I worked in a Scientific Computing team for a few years. Having some engineering background yourself and the curiosity to actually understand the code rather than "just port" it to C++ or Fortran will be more helpful. As others ha
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by khadgar25 6y ago
I am a physicist by training but have been doing scientific computing after my PhD. I worked a quant and now write code for numerical simulation of various PDEs. I typically use C/C++/MPI/CUDA/Python in a linux environme
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by khadgar25 6y ago
I have a PhD but I work in industry. We have people from national labs usually because of compensation. It's not high six figures but it is pretty competitive especially for the area I live in. I worked in finance for a few years in Ne
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by khadgar25 6y ago
Not really udemy but CppCon youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/user/CppCon ) has a lot of content from all over the industry and since last year they even added back to basics track which goes into some advanced t
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by khadgar25 6y ago
I do scientific computing i.e. solve partial differential equations that arise in engineering using C/C++/CUDA/OpenCL with some Python/Matlab interfaces for non-specialist scientists to use.