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by piyushahuja 7y ago
Ok. This looks like sound advice. I am through 1, 2 and 3, I was thinking of learning/going straight for Ketan Mulmuley's geometric complexity theory. So you'd say that's a little misguided approach, right.
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by piyushahuja 7y ago
What prerequisites, according to you, does a graduate from a good CS program need to understand P/NP enough to begin taking a stab at?
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by piyushahuja 7y ago
But when we are talking about unsolved problems, we are in the land of vanishing small probabilities in any case. Could it not be that the very fact that someone has been trained in conventional mathematics a hindrance to them resolving an
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by piyushahuja 7y ago
This makes me want to move to Germany
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
Could you tell which company is it? Its always nice to hear about companies which pull off remoteculture very well.
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
Hi. Do you work there? Is there a way I can reach out to you?
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Ask HN: Does programming make you more creative in other artistic pursuits?
3 points by piyushahuja 8y ago|3 comments
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
I think you'd find this list useful: https://github.com/danistefanovic/build-your-own-x
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A Modern Illness: Stop Setting Goals That Don’t Make You Happy(workwithflow.com)
3 points by piyushahuja 8y ago|0 comments
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
Do you have plans to apply for visa sponsorship license?
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
I have not heard of any of the dudes on any of the comments in this thread. Neither Carl Sassenrath nor Walt Mossberg nor Bjarne Stroustrup. Now I am concerned.
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
Hi Rahim. Are you able to sponsor Tier II work visas?
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by piyushahuja 8y ago
If you think this is bad writing (because it doesn't make a productive use of audience time), the article has a piece of advice for you, "Put away your self-help guides, and read a novel instead." Like a novel, the reading
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The Startup with a Thousand Faces(piyushahuja.com)
1 points by piyushahuja 8y ago|0 comments