reachtarunhere

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by reachtarunhere 9mo ago
If your goal is to edit code and not discuss it aider also supports a watch mode. You can keep adding comments about what you want it to do in a minimal format and it will make changes to the files and you can diff/revert them.
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by reachtarunhere 3y ago
> My experience is a first implementation / novice programmer will write Julia code of a similar speed to python. No because of JIT compilation he would write code faster than Python by default. Now to truly rival optimized C++ code
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by reachtarunhere 3y ago
You do NOT need this as a hobbyist. I will go as far to say it will be counter productive. Pickup Art of Electronics or the lab manual that comes with it instead.
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by reachtarunhere 3y ago
Yes my interpretation is that this is more an advice on what not to do - frivolous stuff you don't believe in
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by reachtarunhere 3y ago
One of the points of the talk is emphasis on working on "important" problems. It does make sense to not work on incremental things for merely publications so it is definitely good advice. However once you decide to do so what is &
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
Andrew Ng has a series of courses on Coursera https://www.coursera.org/specializations/machine-learning-en... Even the free videos are valuable if you do not have experience deploying real world systems.
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
I don't belong to the SC/ST group. I don't wear the thread and none of my friends (no matter which group they come from) do. So I am not sure what is your point? Once again this is some stupid journo not doing research and sp
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
Completely agree.This is just governments as well as big tech on a power trip trying to censor things by whatever morals are in vogue now. It is quite insulting treating grown adults like "don't see this. we are telling you it is
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
Agree 2 years is more than enough. Within the first 6 months of those 2 years the ones who had been there longer had no advantage. Guys who had been top at their local schools quickly caught up if they studied hard.
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
I don't see any issue with that. They get their gratification and the employees get paid for providing their work as a service.
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by reachtarunhere 5y ago
I am sorry but is lightning bolt some extension?
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
If you are open to Linux you might find this interesting https://elementary.io/
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
Do you have a link for this?
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
I second the experience of the other commenters. Keep it open long enough and it sucks up all the resources in non-chrome browsers. I also include Google Slides in my experience btw. It is more severe with Slides than docs.
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
Lots of us do. Firefox is my browser on all my devices. I do use Chrome when visiting Google Docs which I assume is deliberately sabotaged on Firefox though.
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
Hypothetical Example: I would tell my dad that I'll give a missed call and let it ring just thrice once I got safely to University from home. Actual Example from my life: My dad had a cellular plan that had lots of free minutes of call
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
Glad that your enjoying it. Just add these lines to ~/.config/i3/config and reset. That should get the bar on the top. # Start i3bar to display a workspace bar bar { position top status_command i3status }
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by reachtarunhere 6y ago
You should give https://regolith-linux.org/ a try. It's a Ubuntu based distro with i3 as WM. They have polished a few things here and there so you have icons for WiFi and easy access to settings.
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Shadowing is not Mutation(stochastic.life)
2 points by reachtarunhere 7y ago|0 comments
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by reachtarunhere 7y ago
It's always that kid. I did something similar in high school with luckily no serious repercussions but yup it was another kid who ratted me out. I could have changed my grades and stuff but luckily I was pretty content. The network adm
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by reachtarunhere 7y ago
I do a slightly different version of it. Where I imagine how someone I deeply admire would advise me in this situation. This kind of detachment allows me to say hard stuff to myself.
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by reachtarunhere 7y ago
You are so right about the "in the trenches" mentality. I really crave for it sometimes.
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by reachtarunhere 7y ago
Yup it makes as much sense as an Indian HN.
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by reachtarunhere 7y ago
Because you are going to make the money and reward. Only the most desperate idiots would work that hard for someone else's dream.
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by reachtarunhere 8y ago
I think it depends on your location. I didn't see anything in Singapore till I switched to the US version of the website.
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by reachtarunhere 8y ago
The single * way to specify keyword only arguments is a total monstrosity.
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by reachtarunhere 8y ago
That's an interesting argument. I am just starting out as a fresh grad. I applied to three places and got into all three. I did pretty much the same things when trying to land up internships. Maybe, I should try being more ambitious.
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by reachtarunhere 8y ago
Agree on Finite and Infinite Games anti-recommendation. Like someone else stated the book is written in an unnecessarily obtuse style.
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by reachtarunhere 9y ago
Yes, it is very common. I work a lot with ML code released as part of research papers. Everyone uses a different version of TF/PyTorch or whatever framework they are using. I can't imagine working without something like virtualenv
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by reachtarunhere 9y ago
I guess it would have been tremendously hard to select a more painful-to-eyes color scheme.

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