raj_m

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   by raj_m 9y ago

   Looks really interesting. I presume this is accepted to SIG18 ???
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   by raj_m 9y ago

   One may argue that a Phd student working in genomics must know the Monotone Queue variant because it MAY come up as a research implementation in his/her work. But this doesn't hold true for general software engineering folks. I am
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   by raj_m 9y ago

   That's an interesting observation. So what you are saying is that if I make sufficient headway into the problem without providing the most efficient answer, it should be fine? There are rumors that unless you are spot on perfect in Big
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   Ask HN: Is asking obscure algorithms any test of programming ability?

   43 points by raj_m 9y ago|41 comments
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   by raj_m 10y ago

   Emailed you. Phd student in Computer Graphics with FEM background. Never thought I would actually find something so relevant to my skillset.
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   by raj_m 10y ago

   I am a Phd student in physics based simulation for Computer Graphics. I was a summer intern at WDAS and most of my colleagues were two of the following : 1) MS in CS with specialization in COmputer Graphics from places like UPenn 2) Phd in
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   by raj_m 10y ago

   I really don't think this will make a dent in CUDA's platform. CUDA has a well established ecosystem in deep learning and compatible cards like Quadro coupled with very matured platform makes it miles ahead of platform. That said,