rahulmehta95

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by rahulmehta95 6y ago
Post-2002 developments that come to mind that hadn't occurred at the time of writing: anything involving Fourier analysis of the boolean hypercube, like Ryan Williams' circuit lower-bounds & the Unique Games Conjecture, and wo
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by rahulmehta95 7y ago
This isn't a serious ML result; it reads more like course notes/toy experiments rather than a serious research effort. The funny thing is, this is still only for tabular data; we don't see any actual classification results wi
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by rahulmehta95 7y ago
Ipe is absolutely fantastic! It's my go-to for any figures, and I'll only switch to Inkscape or Illustrator if I need to make a slightly more-involved diagram.
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by rahulmehta95 8y ago
I was thinking that using Visitors would be a solution, which is a form of implementing a polymorphic API.
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by rahulmehta95 8y ago
Interesting how the article makes no note of the Collison brothers' and Stripe...that's a significant Valley success story that doesn't fit this mold
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by rahulmehta95 8y ago
Wouldn't this be a direct violation of the Outer Space Treaty?
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by rahulmehta95 9y ago
This may be an uncomfortable fact but people have surprisingly short memories: the military funded the majority of the early advances in systems, networking, and cryptography (and especially as a large part of the latter subject area, inves
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by rahulmehta95 9y ago
Trading Group Theory for Randomness by Laci Babai ( http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=22192 ) -- this beautiful paper introduced algorithmic group theory & interactive proofs (in the form of Arthur-Merlin games) to study
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Secure Protocols for Accountable Warrant Execution(cs.princeton.edu)
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