dilawar

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   Discovered in the deep: the snail with iron armour(theguardian.com)

   2 points by dilawar 4y ago|0 comments
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   by dilawar 4y ago

   Taking over the functions is probably only true for the regions in the same part rather than among parts. AFAIK, one region of cortex can compensate for other regions but I doubt that it can compensate for the damage in other part of the br
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   US defence contractor in talks to take over NSO Group’s hacking technology(theguardian.com)

   1 points by dilawar 4y ago|0 comments
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   K9 mail to become Thunderbird on Android(lwn.net)

   2 points by dilawar 4y ago|0 comments
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   'Superworms' Eat–and Survive On–Polystyrene(scientificamerican.com)

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   by dilawar 4y ago

   Thanks for quoting Haldane. I need to reread that excellent essay "on being the right size".
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   by dilawar 4y ago

   If you leave out "spontaneously"!
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   by dilawar 4y ago

   > Read files from MTP devices > > If I stick a USB cable between my phone and Linux laptop, I can see the Android files on my laptop. I can open them, move them around, etc. On a Mac I need to install some shonky 3rd party softw
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   by dilawar 5y ago

   Wouldn't you expect MRI scan to alter your working memory? When I had my MRI scan, I felt no change whatsoever in my train of thoughts.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Any comments on TinyML and transformers? Or they requires heavy duty CPU and GPUs?
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    In India, we call it Hinglish.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    We are a small startup, recently moved to Zoho from Google. Except of the Google calendar, we don't miss a thing. The experience with Zoho Work drive is even better for collaborative work. Though its CEO association with RSS annoys me
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    A bit cynical take is that it is harder to mislead in theory? Your mistakes will get caught and you risk losing your reputation so it less likely that someone will publish a proof without double triple checking. Theory subject has faster ve
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing. I am probably in the same boat. I feel miserable when not working. I managed to improve my situation though - 100 km running minimum per month. I take this seriously. - Writing notes about work in a notebook. Not publish
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    https://blog.joss.theoj.org/2019/06/cost-models-for-running-... "The Journal of Open Source Software (JOSS) is a free, open-access online journal, with no article processing charge (APC). We are committed to
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Some statistics in support: https://abcbirds.org/program/cats-indoors/cats-and-birds/
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Well, one can always look at other primates sleeping patterns.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Interesting. My opinion is to fund proportional to the ratio in change of some objective function. For example, an 2x improvement in text scores get a school x thousands. At least a significant chunk of money will motovate the bottom line
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Popular books are probably having a lot of fillers (like a good deal of Anime). My experience with not so popular book is very different. "The democracy in America", "India After Gandhi", "Spin and other turns"
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    For the last 6 months or so, I started maintaining bookmarks because of frustration with the search results. Occasionally, a useful search result is found on 2 or 3rd page. I also installed https://iorate.github.io/ublacklis
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    May be look at Nim.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Brahmins are vegetian are a PR scam,even in India. Women folks may be a bit more vegetarian but definately not the males. Also remember that its very easy here in India to preach something in public and do the opposite in private (not being
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    I recommend the book "India's new capitalists" by Harish Damodaran to the interested. The remembered village my M. N. Srinivas and anything on caste system written by Prof. Andre Beteille (He is Indian born to French father a
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    That goes without saying. Indian here (born in high caste family, though in rural India). Rural folks are a bit more crazy about caste than urban folks but much more tolerant of different religions compared to them.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    In Thulu (dialect of Kannada), ajji shunti (grandma's ginger) is kind of saying "I don't give a rat's arse."
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Try reading it up again. My experience is that with age theory gets easier.
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    Surveillance Publishing(johncarlosbaez.wordpress.com)

    2 points by dilawar 5y ago|0 comments
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    May be Ambani's Jio is upset.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Given the current political climate, iI won't be surprised if they will get the license as soon as they cosy up the A company. Whatapp got license to do financial transactions (UPI) just after they invested in Ambani's Reliance.
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    by dilawar 5y ago

    Many Indian billionaires are into rent seeking [0]. Reliance is definitely one of those. I don't think this will augur well for Indian economy even if the customer can make some savings in short run. After the market consolidation, Rel