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by srvmshr 4y ago
This looks incredibly good. How's the typing latency & bash completion? Thanks for sharing a photo - gives much richer perspective.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
FWIW, you can pair a regular Magic keyboard & Bluetooth mouse to most iPads. The folio keyboard didn't have ESC (never owned that, can't comment), but it didn't mean it wasn't physically doable
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Very interesting! Can you please share your preferred apps for ssh/remote access to your home server or Mac? I think I could use that recommendation.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I use the LiDAR of the iPad Pro to capture full schematic of room in 3D to prepare spatial datasets. It isn't perfect. The sampling rate of iPad Pro is still lower than professional 3D cameras, but I can't complain when they cost
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> The poster earlier claimed that no English word contains the digraph "hh" Context, my friend. If you pick up regular non-colloquial words & unconjugated words, there actually is no word with a double H. I read this trivia
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by srvmshr 4y ago
My reference was towards unconjugated words. GP posted 'beachhead' - which is a colloquially derived American English word by conjugation of two common English words. Normally you don't see conjugated or stretchy words in ama
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While training for Amateur radio license, I came across interesting things which I hadn't observed before, mainly to do with the ProSigns (like the SOS °°°---°°°) * There is no word in English dictionary with HH (°°°° °°°°). Hence it&#
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by srvmshr 4y ago
The politics of diplomacy is never all black or white. India buys oil from Russia because of discount rate, but has also pivoted away from using hi-tech Russian weaponry in favor of US & Israeli arms. Until 2 decades ago, India's d
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Also in Alfresco with Stephen Fry & supporting actor in Pierce Brosnan series' James Bond. Lovely actor. RIP
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I am glad to find you here. I did do some practice problems on rusty topics from your textbook 2-3 years ago. Thanks for putting it together
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If everybody follows this recipe, then it will fail at the author's currently desired idea of acceptable performance. Goodhart's law states the target shouldn't be a metric ideally but this is sort of a meta-metric to succeed
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I'll chime in Authy, which can be setup in parallel over several devices. Google Authenticator is sort of broken - they don't have sync across devices
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by srvmshr 4y ago
There are tons of services on GCP which incur a bill. And unless you're on a premium support plan, you'd be extremely lucky to talk to a solution architect. That being said, Google Workspace Solutions engineering roles has slowly
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I read this in its entirety last year and sat quietly for a long time knowing many of these observations will one day be true for me too. Its sad, depressing and really harsh truth.
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When I was working on MRI data about a decade ago, there was another newer format .NII gaining traction. This was demonstrably easier to work with and the good thing was a lot of views (imagine a time series or fat-water separated informati
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by srvmshr 4y ago
My thoughts are based on what I have gleaned here. I was very upfront with that disclosure > Since the firing, I have been reading opinions here. I have collected a set of thoughts: > There is a smaller chance the course is unimaginab
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Honestly, in FAANG category, keeping the bad PR aside, the Facebook engineering team feels much more talented actually. I have a lot of friends in both places, but the type of projects they are churning right now at their open source end is
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by srvmshr 4y ago
My opinion was simply to state loosening the course to enable everyone to pass & get a minimum B+ for e.g, negates the purposes of grading. A lot of schools have different courses covering the same topics because the target audience is
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Since the firing, I have been reading opinions here. I have collected a set of thoughts: There are two seeming possibilities : (1) The more probable one, where students are resorting to cancel culture when they feel the outcomes are not to
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Google/Alphabet should stick to internet infrastructure based products. It is increasingly becoming evident that they don't have customers confidence nor are they keeping up with the times with such botched launches & cancella
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by srvmshr 4y ago
If it is just whataboutism, then why bother. India is a major US military equipment importer today by slowly pivoting from USSR tech & also a significant business partner to the US. Many multiples higher than its trade with Russia. That
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by srvmshr 4y ago
Unfortunately diplomacy is a balancing act. India, I assume keeps a higher priority on making sure its poorest don't go under in this ongoing energy crisis. They have 1.4B mouths to feed & not exactly rich. Plus its not their fight
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I don't think India wages proxy wars in Middle east. They are geographically separate by at least a thousand miles.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
That's a bit uncharitable view considering Russia was getting $1B+ from EU block for gas via Nord Stream 1 every single week until very recently. Indian imports pale in that comparison, being a tiny fraction of that amount. If you&#x27
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by srvmshr 4y ago
> You have no clue at all what the room situation was, so sit down. The real jerk is you. I think that is uncivil because unlike him, you really didn't know he was the big guy in chess for a long time before Carlsen. Anand, Kramni
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Agree. I feel awful that Deepmind honchos take a round table meeting once in a while, where they pick up a board or online game and totally demolish the top player just to prove how good ML algorithms are.
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Very punctual on time, polite in his preference that he expressed (food, servings etc), avoided business questions, kept his interactions to the point. He came across as someone very principled about how he went about his life.
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I had the fortune of meeting with Mr. Vembu on a social occasion. He was delightfully unassuming & very disciplined man. I wish other SV VCs & technocrats took a leaf out of his playbook & focused on being pioneers instead of tr
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by srvmshr 4y ago
I was looking for previous installed versions of VSCode. Any pointers where did you find them in your `~/Library/`
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Two interesting observations from this article: * I am more amazed at the quality of the scope that the shooter could place a bullet on a 8" bullseye at a distance of 7.08km. There must be something fascinating to it since, Rayleigh&#x

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