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dilawar
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Fucking hell indeed. I couldn't read the whole thing, only the first couple of pages.
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My grandmother lacked vocabulary that can be used to describe 'purpose' -- or mental issues. One word she would very rarely use was 'dharma' i.e. duty. Though I am not sure if she used it in this way. There were only a f
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I am an Indian and somehow I find it a little bit extreme!!
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Duckdb is really great. DX is awesome. I cloned the CVE repository and ingested it into duckdb without worrying about table structures. Build a fastapi wrapper to query CVEs like SQL. A little bit of caching and it was pretty fast. Was done
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+100 for his book. TIL he created TCL also. The book is excellent and one of the very resources that talks about architecture independent of language or tech-stack used.
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Culture of Flowers by Jack Goodie. An anthropology book that compares the culture of Flowers across civilizations. "No flowers in Africa" to China being most gifted place in terms of flowers. Variability across Europe and Muslim c
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Always Measure One Level Deeper
(dl.acm.org)
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You cant. It complains that some other VPN is already running.
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Dogs in my street barking at night are totally saying similar things for half an hour.
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How does it work? Does it reduce the calorie intake by decreasing the appetite? Your body burns more calories because the drug sets the thermostat higher?! Or something else? I don't know how to feel about the idea that we need treatme
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I think many people like to believe that solving puzzles will somehow make them better at combinatorics. Lateral skill transfer in non-motor skills e.g. office works, academics works etc may not be any better than motor skills. It's ea
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For openSuSe, their open build service is awesome. You can create packages in your personal repos and submit to the official repo in one click. Though zypper (suse package manager) download packages serially and takes a lot of time during u
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In many, perhaps most, signalling pathways, amplitude doesn't matter much (it does at log-scale). Given how well we control temperature and therefore rate of the reaction, it makes sense to use timing to fight off the noise.
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I went to a talk by a very old physicist. At the end of his talk, he said, recalling from memory, all of the great experiments of the past were done by nothing. If an experiment costs more than $100, I am out. His setup has mud in a jar and
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Earth will briefly have a second 'mini moon' this autumn
(theguardian.com)
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Probably the problem here is: pay gold and get Gorilla
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Hmmm.. I heard in a conference that most well understood engineering principles or theories have a neat geometric interpretation. Personally I find a theory with geometric interpretation far easier to grasp. On the other hand, the higher di
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Meh. We had the great Bengal famine under British rule. And none of it was due to lack of this and that. Amrtya Sen "Nobel" in economics was related to this.
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Here are a few cultures bits about crows from a village in Northern India. - If a crows is sitting near your house and screaming, you are about to get guests or visitors. - During monsoon time, a whole month is devoted to feed your ancestor
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Excellent blog! Love the fact that a great amount of background information is added to the article. Can be read as an "introduction to embedded programming" chapter but not as boring as you find in textbooks.
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This is nothing. My bank account (HDFC india) starts with 00. Dare send it to any accounting person who will copy paste it into an excel sheet and bang.. the prefix 00 is gone. Now they will complain that your account details are wrong. Too
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Also cricket. It's coming back to the Olympics next time though. The last time (and only one time) was in 1900 in Paris. Only two teams participated: one was France and the other of course Britain.
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I really really want nim to catch up. It's a lovely language. I've used it for small projects and it is great but I couldn't use it for anything complex that requires third-party libraries. The ecosystem is just not there. I
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This explains many confusing things about Indian markets. Is there a place/book you recommend I can learn about it a bit more?
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It wasn't just Biden. In every country, old men refuse to quit when they should
(scroll.in)
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Thanks for pointing this out. It's hard to communicate ipv4 and I dread even reading ipv6. I don't understand why they didn't just add two or four more fields to ipv4 e.g. 0.91.127.0.0.1 is localhost where 0.91 can be omitted
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There is an infinite amount of work in the future. Some jobs may become redundant because of AI but I don't see anyone becoming less busier.
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Scan HTML even faster with SIMD instructions (C++ and C#)
(lemire.me)
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I got to use susestudio only for a few months and I was in love. Not sure why they killed it. There is simply nothing like that out there that I know of. Docker et al are great but susestudio did much more. I used it to create an installer
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A new major version of NumPy
(lwn.net)
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