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by rrishi 8y ago
I know the author has very graciously provided the source code. I would just like to read through the book to know what kind of reasoning exists behind each of the parts in the author's own words.
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by rrishi 8y ago
Thank you so much. I am about to start working in july so will be sure to pay it forward once I get a little financially stable. I have some time to kill before that in which I plan to dive into this book. My email is: f"rishi25m{chr(
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by rrishi 8y ago
This book looks really awesome and I want to follow along with it in Java. I don't have the money to buy the book currently being a university student. In the style of r/RandomActsOfPizza, would it be possible for someone to do a
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by rrishi 8y ago
Would you consider moving back to the tech scene in India? I am sure you can provide a lot of valuable lessons from Chinese tech companies to fellow Indians.
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by rrishi 8y ago
It is an advantage but not crucial for grants/papers etc.
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by rrishi 8y ago
I am at Georgia Tech on-campus and can definitely recommend the MS CS program here. I believe online also has a similar standard to on-campus.
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by rrishi 8y ago
No, it's not. You might want to look into the theory behind hash puzzles to understand better why this is the case.
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by rrishi 8y ago
I am a huge fan of Asimov too. I didn't know he died of AIDS. That's unfortunate.
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by rrishi 8y ago
It gets hard to keep track of say a chunk of text that you read online on a particular topic and want to append in your note.
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by rrishi 8y ago
> "if its on the popular media, it should probably not be on HN" Why though? Can't say for all but a majority of articles on popular media would be mostly right...that's why they are popular. As things go more fringe,