shanxS

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by shanxS 2y ago
Sometimes I wonder what it’d be like to live in simulated universe.
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by shanxS 4y ago
Level up. Use AI to build more sophisticated services/tools. It's not like we have solved world hunger or climate challenges. We have a fancy new tool. Let's play!
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by shanxS 5y ago
We are at brink of starting another World War. Climate change is only accelerating. Pandemic is not over yet. Is it only me or does future look gloomy? I'll set a low bar, as long as we don't kill enough skilled workers (pick your
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by shanxS 5y ago
Which podcast?
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by shanxS 5y ago
Is it possible to store the data, extracted from my data, your service needs in my Google Cloud somewhere or will it expose your secret sauce?
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by shanxS 5y ago
I am with you but you missed a key issue of comparison: granularity. Unix Epoch is by definition at granularity of seconds. How do you compare 2 epochs where one is in seconds while other in milliseconds. We sort of end up in same compariso
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by shanxS 5y ago
Can someone with more understanding than me please comment what can be acheived with this tech in next decade or several decades. From a layman perspective this seems outstanding to me but I am failing to imagine what can be achieved from t
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by shanxS 5y ago
I wonder how did this really happen? I mean, mountains don't move, at least not the the timescale of a submarine's motion: 1. Don't submarine use some form of radars to figure what's around then and where are they heade
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by shanxS 5y ago
Wow! If we can go from code to diagram, can we also go the other way? It'll be awesome if I can draw seq. diagrams for my service and code gets generated from it.
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by shanxS 5y ago
Anyone with more knowledge than me care to comment on veracity of this? Thanks in advance!
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by shanxS 6y ago
Apart from science experiments and taking pictures, how can this platform be used to deliver business value?
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by shanxS 6y ago
Why is this being voted down?
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by shanxS 6y ago
Hmm.. it screws up CORS to get user subscription info. Good find! (and good lesson)
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by shanxS 7y ago
From the article Paper: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTi-g18ftNZUMRAj... Video(not in English): https://www.mediterranee-infection.com/coronavirus-diagnosti...
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by shanxS 7y ago
I am not so sure. 9/11: concerns USA and terrorist organisations. Vietnam: USA and Vietnam Cold War: This comes close to world wide concern.
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by shanxS 7y ago
/s Atlantic presents Inter Continental Ballistic Car (ICBC). Travel from NYC to London in a less than 20mins strapped on top of rockets that were designed to carry Nukes. What can go wrong? (sorry couldn't help)
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by shanxS 7y ago
Oh Great! thank you!
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by shanxS 7y ago
As a small investor (investing around few thousand USD), how do I know which app to trust? There is Robinhood and Stash for ETFs and Stocks and then there are robot-wealth mangers like WealthFront etc. Should I always stick to big firms lik
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by shanxS 7y ago
> Is this how people typically write a paper to Medical Virology? I wont assume that (I am software engg.) I see where you are coming from. Here is my perspective, think of this like a outage of your service. No one has exact answers so
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by shanxS 7y ago
I see, so it's matter of time before off-the-shelf microphones become technically advannced enough to counter this.
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by shanxS 7y ago
Can someone please explain what is stopping these recording devices (Alexa/phone/etc) to filter out ultrasound?
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by shanxS 7y ago
> ... sound great until you need to SHARE data ... If by "share" you mean one writer and others with read-only access, then staleness of data is a question. In java we have volatile for that, I think there is a similar keyword
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by shanxS 7y ago
> By definition, viruses aren't alive, and amoebas are. Interesting, I thought we don't have a definition for "alive".
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by shanxS 7y ago
Care to explain? Unless underlying protocols (OSI layer) OR government policies don't stop WG from working, there should be no other variable to technically stop WG from working.
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by shanxS 7y ago
I (almost) always fall victim of one-off errors in competitive programming when working with counting numbers in range. Sticking to convention like 2 ≤ i < 13, as Dijkstra observed for Mesa programmers, sounds like a good idea.
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by shanxS 7y ago
But do you see the difference between Boston Dynamics (BD) and {Savioke, Fetch Robotics, Bear Robotics, MiR} ? BD's robots move using limbs while others use small-er wheels which limits the terrains these robots can be used in.
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by shanxS 7y ago
This is standard task scheduling problem (see CLRS section 17.5) with added constraint of slowing down processing as number of tasks finishes. This added constraint is justified by the fact that as people board they won't stay put in t
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by shanxS 7y ago
Ever heard human flight was impossible? Ever heard that faster than sound was impossible? Ever heard splitting of atom was impossible? I understand that I might sound dreamy but here is the thing it's far better to believe, try and fai
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by shanxS 7y ago
Agree with all your points except that "never migrate to another planet" Humor me for a minute: (from strictly scientific view point) Universe began with just photons disintegrating to matter and anti-matter. Starting from that so
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by shanxS 7y ago
Why so serious? /s On a serious note, I hear you and agree with you to a certain extent. Indulge me for a moment, in long run most likely universe will end up in heat death. So yes, we are screwed. But right now, it's time for act

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