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by kulu2002 8y ago
These can be very stupid questions; but I always ponder over it 1. Is this our assumption that extra terrestrial life will have same chemistry/ biology/ consciousness as human beings? 2. What is definition of Life and Intelligen
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by kulu2002 8y ago
Would have loved to see FMEA done for this project. From both environment and Data centre point of view.
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by kulu2002 8y ago
This is not x86 but certainly an optimised code https://www.pagetable.com/?p=774
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Unfortunately these questions will keep haunting mankind ..always ..every time! Golden words by Hawking... May his soul Rest In Peace
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Yeah .. I mean apart from 'Functionality' these are to be taken into consideration; https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-in/library/ee658094.aspx But again ... You try to make system foolproof and nature will c
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Other uses of Onion Juice apart from cooking; 1. Onion Juice + Honey = Instant cough relief 2. Applying Onion juice on bald head helps regrowing hair. It is every effective. [1] https://www.livestrong.com/article/287051
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by kulu2002 9y ago
NFRs or Non Functional Requirements are root cause of bugs in most of the cases. Functional requirements are easy to meet. It is NFR where our assumptions come into picture. As an example consider selecting improper data type to represent s
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Good article. I think this is more relevant for Model based development and auto code generators. In auto-generated code there usually exist may unreachable paths and un-resolved conditions which only surface up when code is run over certai
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by kulu2002 9y ago
I don't think drawing just a block diagram of system means giving away the trade secrets of your product. I didn't ask him to draw flow charts of algorithms and business logic. And I don't even do that. I have seen many inte
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by kulu2002 9y ago
This is by far brilliant insight I have come across and actually experienced!
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Till today I haven't asked anyone to write actual code on whiteboard. Recently I had a chance to interview a Stanford grad who had previously worked on embedded sys in some start-up. I asked him to draw system level architecture of his
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by kulu2002 9y ago
We are still improving flat panel displays and making smartphones over smart. It feels like there is atleast a decade for AI, Machine learning, NLP, AR/VR to come into mainstream and do some meaningful stuff for mankind.
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by kulu2002 9y ago
MS Front page editor and Notepad were the only tools those days. But was really cool. I still remember my first website showing Dinosaurs family classification inspired by movie 'Jurassic Park'
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Really super stuff. Especially if this is your first time with HTML.
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Like Carl Sagan rightly said - "Cosmos is also within us. We're made of star stuff. We are a way for the cosmos to know itself.” We need to study ourselves more to comprehend this vastness.. [1] https://www.sciencealert
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by kulu2002 9y ago
That's precisely where everyone is mistaking. Healthcare has turned into profit making business. Doctors, healthcare organisations, Multi speciality hospitals are more concerned with profits, top line, bottom line, share-holder values,
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Very true. While chasing American Dream people of America have become very much business minded and profit-centric. American egoism basically means looking for "Whats in it for me?" everywhere.
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by kulu2002 9y ago
There is difference between 'Hunger' and 'Appetite'... A simple solution prescribed by my physician was 'just sip warm water (not too hot)' and if your stomach feels good, it was your appetite which got satiat
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by kulu2002 9y ago
>You need to learn to listen to your body. +1000 for this one!
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Good introductory article for cores, threads, shared memories and all. Would have been good if there were few lines about debugging/ troubleshooting multi-threaded systems
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by kulu2002 9y ago
I usually ask candidates to draw and explain the system block diagram of project/ module they have worked on, on whiteboard or paper!
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Well...this questions seems to be OK for phone interview for entry level programmers who should know MIPS, CISC/ RISC architecture basics. I would ask such questions to fresh graduate who is supposed to be working on firmware level st
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by kulu2002 9y ago
I learnt C, C++, Shell scripting gnu makefile creation directly on project. When I did my degree I only knew C just for sake of passing. I was directly exposed to writing device driver for I2C and SPI the very first day and someone just dum
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Such kind of situations are very common where you are relatively new, handling software for a safety critical system and entire production line is shut down due to some exception occurring in large complex hard-real time multithreaded s&#x2
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by kulu2002 9y ago
This is indeed a good study. I recently experienced one such thing. I bought fitness tracker which I used to monitor my sleep quality. I paired it to smartphone and kept phone aside and slept wearing the tracker. This activity I repeated fo
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Exactly what I think!
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by kulu2002 9y ago
What if Daimler thinks of buying Uber...
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Fabulous... imagine if they were living and were able to talk about the eons they witnessed!
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Whatever... But Multithreaded systems are fun to design, develop and most importantly - troubleshoot... more harder the 'real time'ness more the fun :)
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by kulu2002 9y ago
Awesome...Nice link! May his soul Rest in Peace!

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