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by srvmshr 4y ago
Interestingly, most WHOIS services fail to resolve this domain, and show alternative such as ai.com. Its like going off the marauders map :) The page informs us it is registered in Anguilla.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Jamie Zawinski's comment is a time tested classic which has survived well e.g. Moore's law or the likes.
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Engineers were instrumental towards the greatest changes over the past century - from jet aviation to nuclear bombs. We, as engineering brethren, learnt to simplify work, improve lifestyle, tried making resources more accessible & equit
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Although you made some excellent defense for PRC, this episode is something that Chinese would not do even remotely. If a war ever broke out, I cannot say how many will suffer - but it is for sure PLA won't absolutely have it easy. The
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by srvmshr 4y ago
For a supposed economist of national repute, juxtaposing TSMC with Taiwan is facepalm meme worthy. China's interest in Taiwan predates TSMC & mobile chips. 'Semiconductor wars' are just the pretex of doing something milit
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I was privy to some discussion with people related to this line of research. In my layman understanding Chatterjee's contention was final placement of components in the accelerator chip was better done with some human aided interventio
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Its hilarious when selling/buying used books. I have had, on few occasions, been sent sale receipts of 1 or 2¢ on books which were re-sold. I would rather have them keep the money. It takes 40-60¢ to post that check.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
With the UK foreign policy wildly oscillating in the past decade, if I were to take this option - I would do this cautiously. No one wants to move lock stock and barrel to a country to be again facing the prospects of being uprooted because
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Archived: https://archive.ph/uXSml
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Yokohama Mary: One of city's most mysterious figures (2017)(japantimes.co.jp)
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Jesus! Most of us have their Github contributions map look like Midwest cornfields. LucidRain's looks like downtown Manhattan https://skyline.github.com/lucidrains/2021
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> Sometimes the downtime is due to rivals cutting off the fiber What?! How does that not get punished? Please tell us more.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Tokyo. 300 Mbps for $30 from J:COM. Bandwidth under actual use hovers around 100-120 Mbps.
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>. .. in Japan it was a constant struggle to communicate and find things Ah Japan! It never changed much really. Although we have a lot of bilingual signboards (in English / Japanese) now.
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I can't remember which game it was, but one of the arcade games used a set of basic chips to create a detailed vertical half of a spacecraft & the other half was mirrored over from the centerline due to space/current & chi
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Not 10X but 4x I design the ETL pipelines, customize databases, manage the backend & APIs and do 3D ML research. We are 3 engineers as FTE where the other two are data scientists.
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Noob question: If I have a personal HTTP website running out of GCP cloud storage (without the load balancer, bells & whistles), is it possible to upgrade it to HTTPS so that visitors don't get warnings
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Unfortunately, the red-tapism & lack of political push to bring & nurture the startup culture is leading folks to move to greener pastures. Also the 'Make in India' initiative is lacking the punch to retain talent. Those w
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Given that I watched King Kong movies just the past weekend, the title makes for amusing imaginations. But humor aside, the upward looking photograph from the other comment is seriously neat (& has a Hollywood dino/disaster/mo
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Purely from the legal lens: judiciary sets an appropriate punishment for crimes but if the punishment continues in some form after the term, that is stigma. Correctional reforms now also target the public education & conscience in the b
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I may be in the minority but harmonium always felt tonally deficient, as compared to flute, sitar, santoor, jaltarang & the likes. Every note is a bunch of tones in a tight band instead of puretone, probably due to how the airflow goes
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Outside of US, seeing imperial units is pretty rare. Even UK uses metric for most purposes. If I am not wrong, US is one of those very rare countries (probably just 2?) which doesn't have measurement units codified as a binding standar
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Not just Pakistan, but Delhi also recorded 49.2°C (120°F) a few days ago. Source: https://www.firstpost.com/india/delhi-burns-at-49-degrees-ce...
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by srvmshr 4y ago
In Tokyo, it is passably fine. Business communication is strongly preferred in Japanese. However, learning resources are many & people are generally helpful and accommodative. 20-30% will be proficient in English. I am told Osaka-Kyoto
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Oof, that's the one thing I was hoping to avoid answering. But since you asked I will be honest: I dated three women in past 5 years. The first, a dentist of same nationality as me. She was caught cheating with her senior. It was a bod
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I have all the three you mentioned. The problem lies with staffing. I am the only one who does their ETL, manage their database, build the backend and dashboard and pursue ML projects on 3D AR/MR at the same time. For them, as the 4X e
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Feel free to. My email is in my bio. I am not sure how much I can help you but I will try answering your query(s)
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Japan has been kind to me. I have a very comfortable life here. Plus, Tokyo would come up somewhere in the top of the list of desirable places to live. Maybe yes to your question. But who has seen life ahead of time. If you asked me in 2009
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> How did you end up in Japan? Quite simple. US became a nightmare towards the end. As an immigrant grad student without much means, I couldn't support myself long. After my advisor cut off funding, I tried finding a job. I didn&#x2
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I will be tad shameless & mundane: I don't enjoy working after 9-6. No great intellectual side hobbies to burn the midnight oil. For me, two things give a lot of bliss: 1. Watching a new interesting show or a re-run on Netflix, sip

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