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by zzz95 2y ago
Every problem hides opportunities! I can see a future where documentation will be replaced by a plugin to an AI code service. Instead of providing users with documentation on how to use the package, devs will be training an LLM on how to as
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by zzz95 2y ago
I am very curious about what kind of industry domains lets you have this kind of fun? Unless of course, you are in academia.
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by zzz95 3y ago
Maybe. Even when a PM is very technical in their field, they are not expected to know the nitty gritty of the broad area they tackle in a program. To come up with realistic programs and execute them successfully, a PM needs to know where ar
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by zzz95 3y ago
Assuming that you mean working on cool research. You can interview and come in as a DARPA Program manager where you need to bring in a grand vision and would be in charge of revolutionizing a field(s). But what is it that you would do day t
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by zzz95 4y ago
Would love to see the GP video, but [2] is points to an unrelated video.
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by zzz95 4y ago
This is false, even more so for most Tesla models. Cars have a distributed E/E architecture where embedded software runs on several computers (called ECUs that range from anywhere between 10 and 100+). Most newer Tesla models are ahead
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by zzz95 4y ago
Maybe I got it wrong, but the eSIM seems to be enabling a corporate VPN of sorts here.
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by zzz95 4y ago
How is this even Zero Trust. Admittedly, there is no precise definition for ZT, but Cloudflare's solution seems to run counter to the idea of perimeter-less ZT philosophy. Instead of assuming that phones can be insecure and developing
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by zzz95 5y ago
The takeaways are very true. I would go further to say that not only is the story telling and the scientific vision a very important part of the sell, the language and terminology needs to be in sync with the reviewers. Often times researc
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by zzz95 6y ago
This also exists in control theory as the tradeoff between performance and robustness!
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by zzz95 7y ago
A bit of air in your lungs will make you more buoyant.
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by zzz95 7y ago
Portfolio of a slow but precise fuzzer + fast imprecise fuzzer is the easiest integration. Start both together and return the one which fails first. SMT solvers are often complementary with samplers. However, it would be very interesting to
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by zzz95 7y ago
This is what model checkers are for. They internally (might) use SAT solvers to reason over transition graphs. The general problem for model checkers is of this form: System description: Transition system like automata or a guarded command
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by zzz95 7y ago
I don't think that's quite right. Have a look at Indian EB-2 . The August 2014 bulletin [2] lists the current year as 22JAN09 which has moved to 02MAY09 in the August 2019 bulletin [1]. This means that in the last 5 years, they ha
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by zzz95 7y ago
Where did you see that? USCIS in its bulletins never releases the number of years only the year it is processing. If you extrapolate the EB-1 wait for Indians, it is closer to 9 years, but most people are in EB-2/3 which is 50yrs out.
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by zzz95 7y ago
This is definitely cool, but If every tree were to glow, there is a possibility of interfering with nocturnal habits of birds and other animals.
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by zzz95 8y ago
Ordinarily, you should not try to suppress fevers. Fevers are beneficial and in fact, body's defense mechanism [1]. [1] https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/fever...
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by zzz95 9y ago
If I may add, it goes for any procedure and medication. Unless, it is an emergency, or a clear case of immediate attention, avoiding is better. Unfortunately, most surgery (including dental) is crude and rudimentary, good for saving lives,
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by zzz95 9y ago
3 options to drain your sinuses. 1) Eat a chili pepper. As hot as you can handle. The point is to get you perspiring and salivating. Will completely drain your sinuses in the next 5 mins. 2) Aerobic exercise or a run for 10 mins. 3) Inhalin
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by zzz95 9y ago
Maybe not have carpeted rooms? They are just dust collectors.
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by zzz95 9y ago
40% of India is vegetarian. Approx. half a billion people. It is very hard to believe that they suffer from deficiencies. However, the 'vegetarian' food in the west is mostly salad and potatoes, a far cry from the variety of veggi
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by zzz95 9y ago
Sweat itself doesn't have much of a stink. But if you let it ferment, it is unbearable. As long as you take a bath daily, change to a fresh pair of clothes daily and are not sweating all the time, BO is never really a problem.
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by zzz95 9y ago
This is not true in theory. A model checker (NOT a bounded model checker) either produces a counter-example, a proof of correctness or times-out/gives up if the theory is not decidable. A bounded model checker on the other hand, checks
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by zzz95 9y ago
Medically speaking, not the same. But NPR (Invisibillia) had a pretty amazing story about recovering from a coma. https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2015/01/09/3760841...
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by zzz95 9y ago
I understand what you are saying and I agree with it too. What you are worried about, is what happens in the short term. But, in the long term, as the technology matures, this is what should be happening. It will become an easy to use black
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by zzz95 9y ago
This is very surprising, as I often end up constantly rewinding and re-listening. Most of the time my mind wanders off to contemplate the repercussions of what I am listening to and sometimes I just want to take time to process. Is this nor
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by zzz95 9y ago
>>3. PhD programs are often used an immigration tool rather than as preparation for academia. Many PhD students I worked with were getting PhDs so that they could emigrate from India/Pakistan/China to the US and get a well-p
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by zzz95 9y ago
Anecdata, but I always ask if I really need them, and 100% of the cases the doc says: we can probably wait a few days. In my life of 30years, never had to take antibiotics...not even once! My case might be special, but at least shows that m
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by zzz95 9y ago
Are you serious? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_optimization Just using gradient based descent can not achieve much with non-convex functions.
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by zzz95 9y ago
Looks good, but it is just another NLP solver in a sea of mature and tested solver implementations. It will be interesting to get the answers for the below questions: - What is the algorithm being used? - How does it compare with other matu

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