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by ksd482 3y ago
ah, yes. I missed the point. Thanks
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by ksd482 3y ago
The bytecode of the binary could also be used to prove it was a random number generator, right?
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by ksd482 3y ago
I didn't like The Big Bang Theory from any angle whatsoever.
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by ksd482 3y ago
I was reading about the terms "vaccine" and "vaccination" and learned what a vaccine really is. I used to think of injections and syringes when I would hear of vaccination. According to wikipedia, A vaccine is a biolog
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by ksd482 3y ago
This is one of the reasons I use privacy.com for signing up for services about which I am not sure of the cancellation process. I have outright "cancelled" a virtual credit card several times now.
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by ksd482 3y ago
That’s what I was thinking, yes. You have to think HOW you pronounce the word. The ‘u’ in “unity” is pronounced as “you” which starts with a consonant. Hence, you use ‘a’ not “an”.
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by ksd482 3y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by ksd482 3y ago
I appreciate your comment. Would you be able to provide some links to books related to Security, Architecture and History?
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by ksd482 3y ago
Mathematics. Learning and doing pure (proof based) Mathematics. I was really good at it in high school and college, and it was the only thing I truly enjoyed. So I got curious, picked up a book from undergrad curriculum and started learning
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by ksd482 3y ago
Yes, and you should. I also have turned off vibrations for everything but phone calls, calendar events and reminders. Everything else has “Sounds” as off which turns off vibrations as well.
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by ksd482 3y ago
I am a software engineer. I struggled to find meaning in my work for the first few years of my career. I used to lie (unknowingly) to myself "I love my job", "I am passionate about my job", "It's my passion&quo
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by ksd482 3y ago
By "little" I thought it would be brief, which I think it sort of is. But what it really means by little is that it is optimized for little screens such as a smartphone. Go ahead and open it in your phone. You'll be delighted
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by ksd482 3y ago
They should provide a one time purchase option of articles published by them for the day. Like newspapers. Of course, it should cost quite less. Pennies or a dollar or so. Or, an option to purchase just the article itself for pennies.
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by ksd482 4y ago
Comparison is with rest of the US.
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by ksd482 4y ago
Rather than becoming despondent about AI, my pessimistic side assumes that things can go wrong and acts accordingly, all while giving the technology a fair chance. This is what I was looking for. I like the idea the author is presenting h
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by ksd482 4y ago
Yes. It's their strategy that makes them stand out. Ever since Satya took over, they have really turned the company around and reinvented themselves in terms of community involvement when it comes to software; embracing open source and
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by ksd482 4y ago
Most of the students won't have the discipline/environment to watch lectures diligently at home.
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by ksd482 4y ago
They must have started investigating when Carlsen protested a month ago.
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by ksd482 4y ago
The part of the tire that touches the road is flat as opposed to being curved.
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by ksd482 4y ago
I am not. My comment doesn’t encapsulate the entire idea of mathematics. And, that’s kind of my point. I agree that math is much more than a tool. Much much more. Regardless, it is a language. Not just to describe reality, but also abstract
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by ksd482 4y ago
I disagree. Math is a language completely invented by humans to describe reality as they perceive it. It's an extremely sophisticated language, beautiful even but a language nonetheless. For e.g., an apple existed before the word or ev
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by ksd482 4y ago
The "mochi cards" link leads to Anki. But I think this is the one the author is talking about: https://mochi.cards/
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by ksd482 4y ago
Usually it's a long process to relocate. They may be stating that they are willing to approve it for anyone who wants to relocate while at the same time making the process easy for them.
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by ksd482 4y ago
That’s a very good point. I also went through this dilemma a few years ago and it was very difficult for me. Given my personality, I always strive to do what’s right regardless of how difficult or uncomfortable it is. I can say I have ALWA
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by ksd482 4y ago
My thoughts exactly. I am 6'4" and I have an iPhone 13 mini and even I think it's too big for my taste. I simply need something that I can use comfortably with a single hand, small enough to call it compact and hide in my poc
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by ksd482 4y ago
Can you please provide a link to the book? I searched and there seem to be several of them with the same name. Thanks!
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by ksd482 5y ago
I don’t think that’s what he/she is saying. How did you infer that? What he’s/she’s saying is how to make the best out of a crisis after the fact.
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by ksd482 5y ago
I was thinking about this as well. I figured as long as your eyes are fixated on the cursor, your brain can easily adjust with how you are holding the mouse.
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by ksd482 5y ago
> I don't understand. US high school kids only do math one year out of the 4? And nothing else math related during the other 3 years? No, he/she meant that US high schools divide Math into algebra, geometry, trig etc. which are
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by ksd482 5y ago
So was I. I was introduced to it in 7th grade (India) and I was 12~13. Edit: fixed age range

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