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by yati 13y ago
I don't know how much experienced you are with modern C++, but the language has in fact evolved to be more usable and high level :)
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by yati 13y ago
Fascinating :) I am having a really great time reading this guy's blog.
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by yati 13y ago
When you say you receive classical information as the outcome of that experiment, what's an example situation in real life when you receive quantum information and do indeed get entangled with it (I mean if at all such a situation ever
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by yati 13y ago
That looks interesting. Does one need to have a background in QM before reading this? If yes, what would you suggest as a good read on basics of QM?
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by yati 13y ago
I've always wanted to study quantum mechanics because of this very "entanglement". Can people please post recommendations on good resources/books on the topic for a person like me having no solid experience with physics(
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All About Monads(haskell.org)
2 points by yati 13y ago|0 comments
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by yati 13y ago
I am not a WP user, but this makes me want to give it a shot. Microsoft Research has some of the best researchers and some really impressive projects. I'd really love to see more of that research being put to use like Google does. I gu
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Steve Wozniak surprises girl with Mac delivery[video](gizmodo.com)
1 points by yati 13y ago|0 comments
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by yati 13y ago
Oops :)
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by yati 13y ago
Probably the difference is that when you are bored, you read HN but when this guy was bored, he created a piece of art.
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by yati 13y ago
> "the world's most advanced type system that no language can compete with so far." While I love Scala, I'm yet to see a better type system than Haskell's.
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by yati 13y ago
I'm using this for over a week now and can't imagine being without it. Something so obvious, yet so profound :)
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by yati 13y ago
This. I am very happy with how C++ has evolved and how expressive it has become today, but decent Unicode support at least in the stdlib is something any programmer would(hopefully) look for in a modern language. Thanks for the interesting
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What Life Is Like When Getting Your Period Means You Are Shunned(jezebel.com)
18 points by yati 13y ago|3 comments
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by yati 13y ago
Wow. Thanks for this. But I guess quaternions are much more well known because of their application in Computer Graphics/Vision (which is how I stumbled upon this article)
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by yati 13y ago
I'm sure the author acknowledges the importance of complex numbers - the part where he says "don't bother..." is why is i^2 = -1, which makes sense, as i(or j) was indeed chosen to represent sqrt(-1) and not the other
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Understanding Quaternions (2012)(3dgep.com)
67 points by yati 13y ago|20 comments
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by yati 13y ago
Zen mind is the beginner's mind :)
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A CD spectrometer.(cs.cmu.edu)
2 points by yati 13y ago|0 comments
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The text editor Sam.(doc.cat-v.org)
3 points by yati 13y ago|0 comments
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Zombies(5)(www-cdf.fnal.gov)
1 points by yati 13y ago|0 comments
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by yati 13y ago
> His opinion isn't an imposition on you. If you look around and read their comments, they are asking people for a justification why people would want to learn Sanskrit in spite of "infinitely many other" interesting thi
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by yati 13y ago
I'd completely missed this one. Now that I think of it, my day to day Hindi and Marathi derive heavily from Western vocabulary - in cases even when there is a word for a concept/object we prefer to use the more popular Western wor
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by yati 13y ago
thanks for the enlightening suggestions. But thanks I want to learn Sanskrit. I don't have to justify what I do as long as it doesn't cause harm to someone. Please stop the negativity.
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by yati 13y ago
The parent has been commenting asking people why they want to learn Sanskrit when there is "infinitely many other" things to learn about. I bet that you can not learn Lisp and sail through a great programming career. And I reall
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by yati 13y ago
From your comments, this is like asking "Why would someone, programmer or not, want to learn Lisp online?". The answer: because they want to, because they might find it interesting. They don't have to ask you. You may not lik
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Learn Sanskrit Online(learnsanskrit.org)
78 points by yati 13y ago|79 comments
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AI Junkie(ai-junkie.com)
2 points by yati 13y ago|1 comments
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by yati 13y ago
If I had to suggest a change in the typography, I'd suggest the opposite. The headings(large text) can have serifs. But the bulk of the body should definitely be sans. Serifs add too much clutter when the font is small.
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by yati 13y ago
I can see AITMC at #3

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