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codepie

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    TLA+ is mentioned a lot here and many people point out how it's practically infeasible to use it in real world systems. Just curious, is there any alternative to write specificatio…

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    Comment #23803750

    I found this short paper really interesting to understand the fundamental limitations of distributed systems: Consistency Tradeoffs in Modern Distributed Database System Design htt…

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    Comment #23004678

    This paper was published in PaPoC 2020, which was recently organized online. The rest of the papers, along with the talks are available here: https://papoc-workshop.github.io/2020/…

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    Comment #20847134

    The rest of the material from the summer school is available here: https://sptdc.ru/schedule/

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    Comment #20352361

    There's also an extension which overlay the alt tags over images: https://github.com/ageitgey/show-facebook-computer-vision-ta...

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    Comment #17696502

    >Is there a proper book(s)/source(s) that I should follow? You may find these book useful: Competitive Programming 3 by Felix Halim and Steven Halim. Competitive Programmer’s Handb…

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    Comment #17581940

    I have been using Zim[0] for quite few years now. With various plugins, it allows me to write LaTeX equations, formatted code, tables etc. Overall it has been really good, but I fe…

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    Comment #16360060

    The former paper appeared in SIBVOIK 2017 ( http://www.sigbovik.org/ ), where you can find other such papers. My personal favorites are "On The Turing Completeness of PowerPoint" (…

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    Comment #16009720

    Slightly OT, but I wanted to know if there's any group/forum where we can read and discuss papers regularly? I know the morning paper ( https://blog.acolyer.org/ ), but it is not s…

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    Comment #15993748

    Obligatory XKCD for operating systems: https://xkcd.com/1508/

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    Comment #15781485

    >First, I suppose I need to get to a point in my career and personal life where my finances are good enough that I don't have to decide where I spend my effort based on the income …

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    Comment #15740999

    Firefox has a really good market in the mobile industry. I really wanted Firefox OS to catch up, but it didn't. I am still looking for privacy-focused OS alternative to Android, an…

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    Comment #15608710

    The thread example given in article is only limited to a single writer and multiple readers. Things get interesting when you want to have lock free concurrency with multiple reader…

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    Comment #14903345

    I tried gold, silver and bronze. It said incorrect. Then I tried gold, silver, bronze. It said correct.

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    Comment #14697016

    As another user pointed out, why should be the chromatic polynomial of rectangle with deleted edge be: q^4 - 3q^3 + 2q^2 and not q * (q - 1)^3. A counter example: when q=2, we have…

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    Comment #14177195

    It's true that these institutes haven't started something revolutionary, but there has been considerable amount of work in the right direction. I think there are multiple possible …

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    Comment #13627501

    There's also Blogel [0] which is a distributed graph processing framework in C++ and it runs significantly faster than its counterpart in Java, Apache Giraph [1]. I have started wo…

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    Comment #12854621

    No, it is ₹1500000 which is $22500 (yearly).

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    Comment #12671104

    You can try competitive programming course by ITMO on edx ( https://www.edx.org/course/how-win-coding-competitions-secre... ). It's going to start on 17th October.

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    Comment #12450924

    I recently met a professor, he said that most of his students are working in Deep Learning and he is finding it difficult to get people to work on other interesting problems. So th…