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periram
2y ago
Very well said. These tools help businesses move forward without having to involve a programmer for every little change. Also there are quite a few analytically strong and talented folks out there, who do not know programming. Given the rig
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periram
2y ago
Scale, Complexity, Job Specialization, Organizational or Business needs blah blah. Let me explain. Imagine you have a team that grows from say 4 to 40 over time. All the initial programmers, business managers etc. have left. One fine day, y
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periram
3y ago
This directly addresses one of the core gripes about Rust - long compile times. Very nice to see efforts to address exactly that. Would be quite interested to learn how this was achieved.
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periram
3y ago
VIIII indeed.
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periram
3y ago
Instead of having an exception to the rule, make the exception the rule -> It would have been great if IX was XIIII too.
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periram
4y ago
Isn't this one of the stable Nash equilibriums in game theory. You keep X of your X money if you withdraw, with a chance that someone else will lose their money OR you keep your faith in the system with a chance that you lose 100% of X
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periram
4y ago
Raw data does not tell a story. I would present some of the insightful data using data science and graphs. Then you can offer to provide the raw underlying data. It would be great if one can browse the aggregate numbers and compare them to
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periram
4y ago
Discord would be great. The parent comment was -1'ed perhaps because it came across as selling. Was trying to help folks here as I have recently gone through the ordeal of getting into a FAANG company.
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periram
4y ago
Would anyone here find it useful if I offered to teach algorithms and data structures, specifically catered towards leetcode kind of problems. The approach would be (writing it from memory, will revise it if there is any feedback): First ma
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periram
4y ago
Focus on these things in a round robin, based on how important they are to you. Catchup with family, send texts/emails. Plan your day/week/year/vacation. Self development (communication skills, new skills, reading, medit
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periram
4y ago
Also (n+1)^ = n^2 + 2n +1 i.e. you can have the previous square and just add 2n+1 to it to get the next square (which is 3 additions in total). square += i + i + 1 if square < n; break
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periram
4y ago
I was a little skeptical. Repeated the steps. Indeed it asks for camera access.
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periram
4y ago
Congrats to the wasmtime team and loved the documentation!
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periram
4y ago
Awesome effort. I really really hope this makes at least a minor dent in the scientific publishing deadlock. My 2 cents: Please be open to suggestions. Please involve more people, who you feel comfortable working with. You have solved multi
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periram
6y ago
Great product. I used a very similar idea with my many clients when I was running a startup. Since my domain was e-commerce, I also used google spreadsheet to manage inventory, images, products etc. I will recommend that you provide immedia
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periram
7y ago
Time spent with kids. Time spent with family and friends. Time spent teaching kids skills that I have (math). Learning Technical and life skills. Making society better. -- in that order.
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periram
7y ago
How about any of the following headlines. India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission after brief delay. India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission after a week's delay. India Launches Chandrayaan-2 Moon Mission.
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periram
7y ago
Anyone can run, you just need to reset your expectations. Backstory. I used to not like running at all. Every time I ran, my mind would count down either time left or distance left. It always felt easy in the beginning but very soon would b
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periram
8y ago
Thanks for the link. Touchdown confirmed ...
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periram
8y ago
I am in the same boat as you, though my kids are a slightly older. Other replies here are more informative than mine, but here are a few more pointers. NOTE: My kids have been doing hour of code, scratch on and off and they love it: http:&
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periram
8y ago
I have started using the app at DD. Very quick and the turn around time for the order is low.
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periram
8y ago
Agreed! And perhaps very difficult to automate.
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periram
8y ago
Food, laundry and house cleaning: Things that have not kept pace with technological advancements. I really hope they are successful. The second order effects of this automation, especially for a busy family like ours are hours of saved time
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periram
9y ago
Please use "Please" when you are requesting more work from OSS, OR even better, make the change yourself and how all of us how it should be done.
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periram
9y ago
Finally! Thanks a ton to both Cling developers and Jupyter. Personally, a lot my programming involves prototyping and playing with a lot of different ideas and implementations before settling on a solution. Compiled languages put a steep ba
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periram
9y ago
Run 6 miles 2 - 3 times per week. BEFORE eating dinner. If I am short by Sunday, I run both morning and night. (It started with 2 miles per day, but before I know, I was running 6, perhaps the body just keeps pushing itself) Weights 2 times
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periram
9y ago
Totally agree with the author. I have started coding again in C++ after a 10 year detour to python. Can we have basics first, and then robust libraries for say, as simple as networking. Batteries included, is a thing, and is something a lot
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periram
10y ago
I rarely post. Have been laughing nonstop for the past 10 minutes. Right on point: Hackernews resumes a previous thread, wherein they admonish each other never to 'roll your own crypto', but rolling your own public-facing internet
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periram
11y ago
Finally taking a leaf from apple's playbook. Curation works and saves customers hundreds of hours.
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periram
11y ago
FusionTables looks awesome. I am currently using a simple ETL wrapper for google spreadsheets and it seems to be more than enough to do the sync for limited amount of data. This is perhaps what I need to scale it to larger data sets. Again,
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