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by aangjie 10y ago
Check that.. .After going through that grantha script( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grantha_alphabet#/media/File:G... ) someone posted here.. I think the 'thi' difference can be from grantha script i
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by aangjie 10y ago
I thought the top one simply has a slightly different writing style.(For ex: the thi in muhaiyatheen).. Apart from that there does seem some grammar/or other rule/mistake.. I can see 'udaiya' (or something lke it) twice.
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by aangjie 10y ago
I think it is a name .(and probably common).
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by aangjie 10y ago
While I agree with you, I also agree with Dilbert( http://blog.dilbert.com/post/158159613566/how-to-convince-sk... ). He points out how much of a persuasion fail climate change has been. Perhaps by the nature of sci
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by aangjie 10y ago
Having worked at both kinds of places, one thing I've observed is as the team size grows, the places with many-hats approach end up/or have problems with accountability. For ex: at the end of the day who's responsible for dev
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by aangjie 10y ago
Umm.. I have nothing against gensim or the author, but aren't you assuming that JDC hasn't. He has been working in consulting and probably under a lot of NDA contract clauses and has not been able to publish? I don't know his
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by aangjie 10y ago
Err.. I'm not a prolific developer or something, but most of my interviewers refuse/don't look at the github profile links I put in my resume. Instead they want me to spend time on whatever custom problem they've pre-dec
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by aangjie 10y ago
Awesome.. Idea.. will try out next time I come into Domlur..
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by aangjie 10y ago
I'm with the immigrant .. :-) Independent is more used and likely to make it easier to read. No comments on possibility of mis-interpretations. -- Disclaimer: I'm a non-native speaker.
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by aangjie 10y ago
It's called Hanlon's Dodge, built on the Hanlon's razor principle. it'll keep happening as long as there's a popular belief in Hanlon's razor.
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by aangjie 10y ago
This is one reason, I look at contributing to open source as a way of building reusable tools I want to use.(in service of some other goal). rather than trying to contributing to them as a goal in and of itself. The most progress i seem to
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by aangjie 10y ago
Welcome to India.
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by aangjie 10y ago
is this open source? May be I can contribute.
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by aangjie 10y ago
Funny.. it seems gcc 5.4.0 shipped with ubuntu 16.04 deletes the source file if we try to compile(fails with a linker error) it.
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by aangjie 10y ago
As an Indian who bought the Firefox OS phone, I second the cheap phones strategy being what killed it. I remember it taking so long just to open an app and say search or even to open the marketplace, I gave up very often. Forget about devel
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by aangjie 10y ago
I think the point OP was trying to make is that, that irrationality may not be easy to capture with automated systems, therefore the value of data is limited by your trading system/algorithm's ability to detect/predict irrati
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by aangjie 10y ago
Maybe he meant CDOs or was it CDSs? It is harder to keep track of each new order of difference instruments that were built off mortgage. I wasn't aware of when mortgages were securitized, so I assumed that was true. Nevertheless, I thi
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by aangjie 10y ago
I think part of the problem comes from the illegibility* of trust. In the specific example of mortage-backed securities, as much as it disrupted the (debt? non-finance guy here) industry, it also enabled opportunistic behaviour in people a
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by aangjie 10y ago
That's odd. As in not the choice of the day, but that it is not an off day/holiday. Here in India, all voting days are mandatory holidays. It still may not help the unregistered manual labourers, but most office workers are free.
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by aangjie 10y ago
+100.. if I could. I find myself in the same boat. I've refused to move to management, and along with that my ability to earn has taken a hit(for someone in mid-thirties). Now realizing, I don't want to take the risk of building
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by aangjie 10y ago
Hmm.. that's making me rethink that 'datascienceutils' project I put up on pypi.. May be work on getting it to stable version before pushing to pypi..
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by aangjie 10y ago
> It's puzzling why this doesn't wrap np.datetime64 instead. Perhaps to avoid the numpy dependency. I've found numpy a bit heavy and wouldn't want to depend on it simply for the sake of some datetime syntax. May be b
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by aangjie 10y ago
Err... No.. There could be long-term effects.. If you take a very short time to declare it a failure, have you tested the long-term effects at all? (For ex: Like the OP mentioned, have accounted for scarcity mindset being communicated by th
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by aangjie 10y ago
Err. I think he's just stressing physical security is the first line of defense and proposing a solution in a case where it is compromised. (Sure, if they can physically hold you, then they can hack into the server via your camera and
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by aangjie 10y ago
I upvoted your comment because it is a real pain. But I don't agree with blaming the Linux kernel developers for it. Neither do I think it's analogous to this particular discussion either, because a, Linux kernel developers can o
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by aangjie 10y ago
I think the point he was making is that it is effective in different environmental challenges and constraints. Not that it's optimal. So it might still be useful for building into a robot that's supposed to explore a environment(t
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by aangjie 10y ago
Err.. I would suspect most(non-english?) people on the internet to know 2000 words. (By virtue of being atleast bi-lingual, they would, so the challenge boils down to can they type it? unicode support should help, but I've found most c
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by aangjie 10y ago
being interpreted is not a valid reason, but the string class for both bytes and text is a valid reason.
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Show HN: A one-line way to visualize relationships btw different data dimensions(nbviewer.jupyter.org)
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Show HN(nbviewer.jupyter.org)
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