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chilukrn

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    Comment #37897328

    Do you have a good reference(s) that starts from the basics all the way to CTC loss? The distill.pub article is good, but personally doesn't provide a good enough intuition...

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    Comment #34830549

    If there are only non-farmers, the farmland doesn't produce any food (discounting wild berries or whatever grows when farmland is wasted). The farm can simply produce for 1.2 peopl…

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    Comment #26223523

    I agree the post makes valid points, but is there anything new in that? It had been discussed several times here and on other forums as well. "RSE" is just another made-up position…

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    Comment #23530251

    Also, for all the "projection" they talk of, they are projecting US-centric views on to the wider world innit? Not many countries have cops carrying military grade guns/tanks and r…

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    Comment #23518906

    Not "AWS specialist" to janitor, but AWS to "cloud deployment engineer" or simply "member of technical staff "

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    Comment #19694017

    I don't think we can call electrodes on (in?) a shaved head 'non-invasive'...

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    Comment #19428982

    True, but: 1. Any serious quantum computing course/book will have Shor's algorithm in the first few chapters (in fact there are not a lot of quantum algorithms which have clear adv…

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    Comment #19428869

    I think that's because it is taught by people who are not well trained in CS themselves for the most part, and a not so well defined curriculum. "You can build a cool website/mobil…

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    Comment #19428817

    ok, extremely basic is a bit oversimplifying it. When you start reading quantum algorithms, you will inevitably come across Shor's factorization algorithm, which requires (quantum)…

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    Comment #19428774

    Ok, my comment was in the context of airplane control systems/sensors/UIs, but yeah, more generally, things should fail softly

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    Comment #19422236

    Exactly. May be have good documentation, engineering practices and don't oversell a new model claiming "works exactly like the earlier model"?