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m23khan
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Hope there are more survivors both from aircraft as well as on the ground -- Karachi, Pakistan is a densely populated City.
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Thx you very much for this. I myself am planning to take a look at Leetcode as I keep hearing good things about it.
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I would go with probability theory but try to probe your Instructor through the course to see if they can give you more insight/advice on how these concepts are translated into ML. You are right - outside of classroom setting, it is qu
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Question: How did you manage to pick up Comp. Sci. fundamentals such as Data Structure, Algorithms and how were you able to polish your skills to the extent to be hired by Amazon? Did you rely on online resources? If so, can you recommend a
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Very inspiring to read - wishing you continued success.
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first off - you can't and shouldn't equate RoR line of work (monolithic architecture) as definition for all of full stack dev work out there. More often than not, full stack dev work encompasses microservices for your backend and
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6y ago
If it's one thing I find about working efficiently with Python development and execution env, - it's that you should plan for its configuration from day 1 to accomodate items like multiple python versions and to have a well define
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6y ago
Nice - wondering if these are applicable to centOS as well given that centOS is touted as the freeware version of RHEL.
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6y ago
Donald Knuth and Larry Wall - I find these guys in the field of Computer Science the most intriguing.
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I am quiet impressed by Facebook R&D and whole technology stack they use.
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7y ago
This is interesting. What would you say would be the intended use case? I can imagine: Trying to introduce Typescript for Hardware Programming and continued development of legacy products written in C++? Perhaps code related to Operating Sy
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7y ago
this is a very interesting read.
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Nice - I know languages such as C/C++ also get compiled into Assembly language code and hence are also used for computer hardware programming. Is Pascal used in that space in the industry?
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All countries which the rest of the World relies on production of masks, gloves, plastic items, electronics, medical equipment have done well. The rest of World which includes once capable nations (who have now outsourced everything and now
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7y ago
hang in there friend, we are all in this Together.
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7y ago
If you look at entire known Human history, pandemics, epidemics, wars, famines, droughts and troubled economic times feature throughout and have occurred in all parts of the World. Besides economic strife and war, things are not always in t
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could recently retired cargo aircraft (ex FedEx/UPS/DHL) be pulled back into service to help deliver critical supplies around the World? I imagine quiet a few cargo B727, B757, A300s and even some B747F aircrafts sitting at Mojave
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There is one harsh reality I see in all this: World screwed itself by being over reliant on China. At least Canada did. Big time. Big percentage of things here in Canada is 'Made in China' - yup, you name it -- Masks, gloves, and
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Hehe, I remember impressing my Web Development Professor 11-12 years ago by using CSS designs based off this website. I am still impressed by the beauty of some of the designs.
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7y ago
best of luck to USA - Hopefully coronavirus situation gets resolved ASAP. I have a feeling as humanity battles this virus, we will see the best of every nation. Good luck to all!
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I absolutely love reddit - a massive collection of discussion forums on very specific topics and most seem to be moderated by individual(s). I can find topic related to all my interests - finance, economy, devops, machine learning, politics
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I will counter: How can you not feel bit of panic when you see coronavirus cases being reported daily from all parts of the World where travel is common or where there is large population? Then you have excellent leadership in Iran which kn
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86K pounds which would be approx. US $111,450. Agreed, that seems less.
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nope - atleast not on your typical commercial passenger aircraft after certain height is achieved. The air pressure difference between inside of aircraft and outside makes it impossible.
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This is great stuff! I really hope Kids interested in airplanes are fascinated by this and get the same amount of joy I got when I played this through my high school years some 20 years ago. My adventures with Flight Sim ended with FS98 and
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I personally find iPad (or any other tablet for that matter) a big hit when it comes to device usage for small kids as well as using as a interactive screen for customers in retail shops. But yeah, other than that, it would be hard to be pr
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Back in 1994, my Grandfather started off his day as always with taking a shower. Now, he suffered from high blood pressure and was in his 60s and he liked cold showers. Anyways, he ended up getting stroke/brain hemorrhage and died. Whe
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on one side I completely understand the need for healthy market competition in tech industry. However, you have to realize the amount of innovation and products FAANG companies (and Microsoft) have rolled out -- it is unimaginable how we wo
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You are lucky that you can identify what is wrong with you. My only suggestion would be: Pick 2-3 technologies you have been using most and which are popular (in terms of finding jobs) and really spend time mastering them. Otherwise, good l
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your last sentence says it all - it is the same age old, classic, in-your-face, thinly-veiled-threat management style attitude that is behind this micro management era. Frankly, among white collar jobs, not sure how exactly you are calling
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