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by vardhanw 5y ago
Technically the core consists of both UP (User plane) and CP (Control plane). In 4G this was MME (Mobility management entity) for CP and the S-GW and P-GW (Serving and packet gateway - which interfaces to the internet) for UP. In 5G this ha
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by vardhanw 5y ago
I created /r/teamdo to enable something like this in general as I felt there is nothing existing. Perhaps there is but I am not aware. Unfortunately just creating a subreddit is not enough, there is hardly any traction.
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by vardhanw 5y ago
Is there a good book which covers the historical development of quantum theory (in the 1900-1930's period) along-with the in depth technical exposition? Reading either independently does not provide the kind of engagement which can be
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by vardhanw 5y ago
I am from India. The school I went to (70-80s) wasn't the best, but I had an innate aptitude for math (perhaps genetic). I was lucky to get introduced to some Russian math texts [1][2] from my 3rd/4th standards which helped me (a
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by vardhanw 5y ago
I was thinking along similar lines. A place to setup a short-term "team" of people interested in a topic, with or without a "teacher", to "study" said topic on their own - organizing, having discussions, distri
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by vardhanw 5y ago
Also, what, if any, are the pre-requisites of understanding them (formal methods, SAT/SMT solvers, theorem proving)?
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by vardhanw 6y ago
For vim I use the CodeReviewer plugin [1] to capture comments for files. I modified it to use differently named comment files and to jump to the file locations from the comment line. I am planning to include support for hierarchical comment
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by vardhanw 6y ago
What would be a good way to make this a reality with serious consequences and satisfaction for the independent researchers? What specific platforms do you suggest? I know in today's world you can get information on any topic for free,
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by vardhanw 6y ago
Goes to show how a relatively small set of scientists with perhaps some crowd sourcing can achieve. We have the capability of going much further if all humanity works together on understanding our place in the universe - imagine a million p
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by vardhanw 6y ago
Two related articles I read this year: [1] is an account of a deeper analysis of this problem, [2] is AirBnB's experience with cutting off spending on online advertising during the pandemic. The conclusion is the same, but what is impo
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by vardhanw 6y ago
It was interesting to also read his previous article in "Is biology too complex to understand" [1], where he surmises that after the initial "physicsization" of the discovery process in biology, where you came up with th
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by vardhanw 6y ago
The Terms and conditions [1] provides some details. [1] https://www.helsinkibusinesshub.fi/90-day-finn-terms-and-con...
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by vardhanw 6y ago
Interesting to see the list of English words of Indian origin: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_of_India...
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by vardhanw 6y ago
I don't about the SOTA but last time I tried to install it (everything) it did not have a support for indexing mapped network or disk drives. I ended up using locate [0][1] (works similar to locate and updatedb of linux/unix). I h
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by vardhanw 7y ago
Would you minding pointing to what the fiasco was about. I read the book based on all round positive reviews and recommendations.
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by vardhanw 7y ago
~Placidity~ -> Plasticity. Probably an auto spell check.
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by vardhanw 7y ago
Is this better of an introduction to Erlang (and in general distributed fault tolerant systems) than other sources (e.g. programming Erlang)? I come from a telecom background and worked on high reliability/robust systems, somewhat on t
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by vardhanw 7y ago
The goddess he refers to: https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Namagiri_Thayar
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Books from MIR publishers (Russian) from the 70s (with internet archive links)(mirtitles.org)
2 points by vardhanw 7y ago|0 comments
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X-post r/ml: When ML and DS are the death of a good company: A cautionary tale(reddit.com)
2 points by vardhanw 7y ago|0 comments
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by vardhanw 8y ago
Any recommendations?
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by vardhanw 8y ago
In the first problem illustrated, I wanted to also get the list of coins. I made this attempt, but this hardly seems elegant. Any comments to make it better? n=10 denom = [1,3,4] dp = [-1 for i in range(n+1)] dpl = [[] for i in ra
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Clever Timing Makes Computers Produce Less Heat–Even Below Landauer's Limit(phys.org)
1 points by vardhanw 8y ago|0 comments
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by vardhanw 8y ago
Those who registered for the audit track only, did you get any confirmation mail? I seem to not have got any and am unable to sign-in. I wanted to change to advisor track later but was already late - there was a "Get content updates&qu
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Semicon pioneer hopes to push China to the cutting edge with massive new project(globaltimes.cn)
2 points by vardhanw 8y ago|0 comments
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by vardhanw 9y ago
FWIW I created a subreddit [0] for folks (not from Stanford) wanting a forum to study, follow and discuss on this course. [0] http://www.reddit.com/r/cs140e
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by vardhanw 9y ago
For anyone interested in following up on the course, I have created a cs140e subreddit [0] as I think it will be useful for those interested. Feel free to join. [0] http://www.reddit.com/r/cs140e
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An insignificant man – feature length documentary (Indian politics)(youtube.com)
1 points by vardhanw 9y ago|0 comments
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by vardhanw 9y ago
I'll give it a try (was reading up on this on reddit): xrb_1ch1f7gc98rf6b1uekbpawfbtxdftwwhxae3hycdbgmtb9potr9x63p437ms
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by vardhanw 9y ago
This recent news of a 74 year old "ninja-thief" comes to mind http://time.com/4997946/ninja-of-heisei-thief-japan/

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