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by rv11 7y ago
If you are looking into higher mathematics, e.g group theory, etc, do go over Concepts of Modern Mathematics by Ian Stewart.
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by rv11 7y ago
You should try webrtc. googles stadia is built upon webrtc, so I assume it should be able to give latency in miliseconds.
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by rv11 7y ago
It will help apps which require interaction from users, like google stadia's game streaming. for other use cases, I think one does not care even if the feed is delayed by few seconds.
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by rv11 8y ago
Knuth in one of his volumes ( I think vol I) has described this very nicely. way better than what was in K&R.
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by rv11 8y ago
Even if you remove Amit Shah from equation, you can say black money converted to white, by paying 30% tax.
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by rv11 8y ago
Well this is what the headline says. Ahmedabad District Cooperative Bank received deposits worth Rs 745.59 cr soon "after" the policy was announced, according to an RTI reply. Please check it is "after" the policy and n
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by rv11 8y ago
I could not get this logic. Can you explain more? problem would have been, if he got that money before demonetization, or he would have bought lands/gold, even then , if money comes in bank, "blackness" goes away, no?
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by rv11 9y ago
If you are ready to pay then go for Pluralsight, it has couple of good courses on OOP.
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by rv11 9y ago
+1 , we wont even know when this boundary get crossed. however I think it inevitable
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by rv11 9y ago
If you are just asking Algo and probably pseudo code, these questions might help, but if you ask to write the proper code with boundary conditions etc, that makes it difficult even if you know the Algo. Of course I am assuming that no one m
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by rv11 9y ago
super awesome!!
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by rv11 9y ago
atleast go through initial 4 chapters. then go through the coursera lecture of Odersky. Though SICP is lisp, the structure is very similar to scala.
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by rv11 9y ago
If you want to learn "functional" aspect and not only library and syntax, I would recommend SICP. https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html
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by rv11 10y ago
I don't think they use any specific plugin, but use webRTC instead for hangouts
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by rv11 10y ago
for geoindices why not use redis?
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by rv11 10y ago
If you think only Software Engineers are hackers, you are wrong.
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Cloud gaming coming back?(twitter.com)
2 points by rv11 10y ago|0 comments
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by rv11 10y ago
most of the inquiry can be done online. so you can use your wifi and avoid going to platform 1.
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by rv11 10y ago
just wondering, what is the difference if I use two kind of [producer, consumer] message queues (say rabbitmq) instead of this? Does genstage being a erlang system makes a difference?
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by rv11 10y ago
both are different. poori is wheat and bhatoora is maida.
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by rv11 10y ago
Awesome!!
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by rv11 10y ago
cost is prohibitive today, not necessarily tomorrow or work only when you are using wifi . storage can be capped.
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by rv11 10y ago
same reason why people seed torrent?
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by rv11 10y ago
I read his blog, never new he had some videos. https://bartoszmilewski.com/2014/10/28/category-theory-for-p... interesting enough.
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Ask HN: Do online courses help in switching jobs
1 points by rv11 10y ago|0 comments
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by rv11 10y ago
HATEOAS is critical to REST -- it being nothing more than a terribly obtuse rendition of the ideas behind how the web REST APIs must be hypertext-driven. http://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hype
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by rv11 10y ago
on search queries, consider twitter search, I have read it is not REST because it is not idempotent
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by rv11 10y ago
Yes desirable, but I find most of these apps, modify the chrome code for their own needs. you can find their modified code , differs vastly from what electron/CEF offers. and example would be https://developer.valvesoftware.
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by rv11 10y ago
Well, you are getting cross platform almost for free. It is a pain with other such frameworks. Spotify, steam , brackets use these kind of tech, and I personally like them. somehow I find them fast, more stable( probably due to chromes mult
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by rv11 10y ago
I see a lot of desktop apps made from electron/CEF using Node. examples are Brackets and Steam.

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