Harmohit

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   Differences between aircraft and car engines(aviation.stackexchange.com)

   1 points by Harmohit 2y ago|5 comments
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   That is such an interesting idea! I wonder if someone has systematically studied hand shuffling biases and what consequences it has (or should have) for brick and mortar casinos
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   Zero Tolerance for Bias(queue.acm.org)

   190 points by Harmohit 2y ago|89 comments
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   I would love to own something like this one day. Makes me wonder if something similar is possible for vintage sports cars.
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   For sale replica of the mustang aircraft(scalewings.com)

   63 points by Harmohit 2y ago|61 comments
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   This was a very interesting read! I will try finding an algebraic proof of the addition function in my time. The author mentions that this is frequently used in optimizing compilers and program analysis but does not elaborate on this statem
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   I think it could also be related to diagnosing these issues. Nobody knew about depression in the 17th century, so nobody was diagnosed with it. As time goes on, more and more people in different parts of the world have access to the facilit
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   This was a great read! I generally find quanta magazine articles and podcasts to be of higher quality than a lot of other pop science journalism. Can somebody point me towards a good review article or textbook to learn about the chemistry o
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   by Harmohit 2y ago

   Thanks for the great reply and for linking the research paper - I am going to check it out. Could you suggest a good review paper for someone new to get into modern HPC?
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    Thanks for the reply! Can you give some examples of these "hero runs"?
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    Serious question: my understanding of HPC is that there are many workloads running on a given supercomputer at any time. There is no singular workload that takes up the entire or most of the resources of a supercomputer. Is my understanding
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    I love the idea! I never got too seriously into Core War but I remember discovering it as a high school student and getting exposed to assembly programming. I think that the "natural" language that this game uses is quite intuitiv
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    Does Buddhism mean different things in different languages?(queue.acm.org)

    3 points by Harmohit 2y ago|1 comments
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    Building a browser does seem intimidating! What technical considerations made you finally take it seriously? Any advice for folks trying to do the same or taking on another intimidating project?
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    I am not a LLM lover but I think you are thinking about it the wrong way. I think that most of the value that LLMs provide for writing code is in syntax suggestions and being slightly better autocomplete.
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    by Harmohit 2y ago

    I agree as well and had a similar but slightly different experience. I think that some of the material that I read in high school was great; but not appropriate for my age. While reading that material in school, I was bored and frustrated b