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by dilawar 5y ago
String theory is also very weak on predictions. I guess if it should be classified as non-science.
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Facebook Will Limit Your WhatsApp Features for Not Accepting Privacy Policy(thehackernews.com)
3 points by dilawar 5y ago|0 comments
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by dilawar 5y ago
I mostly work at desk. I feel really good whole day if I had sweat in the morning even while working with PHP (cycling for a couple of hours). I was wondering if sweating at the job has something to do with the satisfaction.
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by dilawar 5y ago
Someone who is from UP and lived in Kerala for few months, that state is world apart in terms of basic facilities. I mean computers in primary school (not to mention Linux)!!! In U.P., you won't find teachers teaching in most scholls.
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Really Google? Gaslighting me into thinking I searched it wrong?(reddit.com)
9 points by dilawar 5y ago|0 comments
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Climate scientists: concept of net zero is a dangerous trap(theconversation.com)
4 points by dilawar 5y ago|0 comments
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Computer security world in mourning over death of Dan Kaminsky(theregister.com)
1 points by dilawar 5y ago|1 comments
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Computer security world in mourning over death of Dan Kaminsky, aged 42
2 points by dilawar 5y ago|0 comments
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by dilawar 6y ago
His email reminds me the way politicians behaves in my country (India): play victim and start dunking.
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Zombie Zero(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by dilawar 6y ago|2 comments
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by dilawar 6y ago
Interesting work. I was wondering if you can tell the state of brain activities by looking at these geometric patterns?
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by dilawar 6y ago
I guess all kingdoms were built over untold atrocities.
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What a tiny masterpiece reveals about power and beauty(nytimes.com)
120 points by dilawar 6y ago|52 comments
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by dilawar 6y ago
Same here. I switched from k9 to bluemail to fairmail. Bluemail was good but proprietary solution. Fairmail is almost as good as bluemail. Though I still looking for 'share' email with an todo list app. Fairmail and Joplin works
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by dilawar 6y ago
May be the world polarising into two kind of extreme polarisization: one with a sense of humor and one without it. And it has a noticeable effect on the face. I'd love to see few samples of faces from each class.
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by dilawar 6y ago
I don't think Khalistani has anything to do with Farmers protest. My father lives in Western UP and totally with protestors. And we are not Sikhs. But I also don't understand why government resort to calumny before dialogue? Remem
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by dilawar 6y ago
This is just crazy. As crazy as banning Apu on Simpsons. I am an Indian and despite being one of easily provoked people -- especially on social media -- I found the whole Apu episode to be a knee jerk reaction.
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‘Elite’ researchers dominate citation space(nature.com)
1 points by dilawar 6y ago|0 comments
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Massively parallel ultrafast random bit generation with a chip-scale laser(science.sciencemag.org)
1 points by dilawar 6y ago|0 comments
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by dilawar 6y ago
Neat idea. How did you manage to support over 100 languages? Are you collecting your own voice data for all languages or relying on the third party?
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by dilawar 6y ago
Public mone is spent two times for a paper: first time to publish and second time to read it. OpenAccess for a higher charge is becoming a norm though. Some positives. Mathematics community has done a good job at making many open access jou
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by dilawar 6y ago
I do the same if I am doing assignment or writing a single script. I'd prefer something close to his if I am writing a library or a small app.
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by dilawar 6y ago
I see they are excellent for concurrent programming but is it possible to utilise all cores of processor effectively with coroutines?
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by dilawar 6y ago
I think he meant this one. Grerk also had something similar but can't locate the reference. https://oxford.universitypressscholarship.com//mobile/view/1...
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by dilawar 6y ago
is there a list of acomputer languagesn(dead or alive) and spoken languages (dead or alive)? Would like to see at what time computer languages are likely to outnumber spoken language.
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by dilawar 6y ago
open link: https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.00205
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Generating conjectures on fundamental constants with the Ramanujan Machine(nature.com)
1 points by dilawar 6y ago|1 comments
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Fastfloat – C++ library 4x faster than strtod(github.com)
109 points by dilawar 6y ago|17 comments
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by dilawar 6y ago
That is an interesting observation. I wonder whether the cycling in chemistry is more about information flow then like (negative?) feedback, it helps in making a stable system.
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A storm in a glass of water – stitcher.io(stitcher.io)
1 points by dilawar 6y ago|0 comments

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