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dgr582systems

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About dgr582systems

www.dkgrdatasystems.com

I run DGR582: Systems and Simulations Research, technology consulting and independent games development

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    Comment #36575262

    SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | WORLDWIDE Location: London, UK Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Probably not, but am willing to discuss. Technologies: My main tech stack is: Python, …

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    Comment #36575235

    Location: London, UK Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Probably not, but am willing to discuss. Technologies: My main tech stack is: Python, C++, HTML/CSS, React but the full …

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    Comment #32311378

    SEEKING WORK | London, UK | Remote I am an experienced consultant who works to convert hard, tech related research problems into deliverable products and, ultimately, ROI for your …

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    Comment #26466903

    Not sure about other countries, but in Australia powerful construction lights are referred to as ‘day makers’ (and for good reason!).

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    Comment #26403883

    I don’t know how they did it, but a doctor surgery near me (UK) had a large number of negative reviews up for several years. About one week ago, I looked and they now have one sing…

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    Comment #25310094

    The idea (how to organise society if you won’t know your position within it) is discussed extensively by philosopher John Rawls. It is called either the “Original Position” or “vei…

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    Comment #25158638

    To clarify, I only meant that the telescope has not been maintained (do nothing) lately as per the article. My fault for not writing more clearly. As you say, it would be a lot of …

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    Comment #25155542

    I think part of it (as some other comments have alluded to) is that maybe the low quality production brings the kids closer to it because they feel like they could possibly build s…

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    Comment #25155268

    Agreed, but it is still more expensive in terms of direct costs than ‘do nothing’ which seems to be the case for the telescope. Whoever downvoted me, thanks a bunch. Not sure why. …

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    Comment #25154306

    Like the (iconic) Sydney Harbour Bridge which requires continuous repainting. It’s very expensive to maintain. https://www.australiangeographic.com.au/blogs/ag-blog/2013/1...

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    Comment #25088503

    This is in relation to the ‘say more’ part, not specifically about the halting problem or P/NP. Since computation is physical, there are theoretical bounds on the energy consumptio…

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    Comment #25051037

    Exactly this. Where is the verification? Predictions don’t count for much unless you check that the expectations line up with reality.

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    Comment #24988189

    Dear ImGui is so easy to get working compared to other similar C++ libraries. For small dev teams using C++ that alone makes it super valuable. I hate losing a day to figure out ho…

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    Comment #24978594

    This book really is worth a read. It is helpful for getting your ego out of your work and, instead, taking on the users perspective. Not affiliated with the book, but I did find it…

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    Comment #24972705

    SEEKING WORK Location: London, UK Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Potentially Technologies: Tensorflow, Scikit-Learn, Node, MongoDB, InfluxDB, OpenGL, HTML/CSS/JS, Arduino, …

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    Comment #24971688

    Location: London, UK Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: Potentially Technologies: Tensorflow, Scikit-Learn, Node, MongoDB, InfluxDB, OpenGL, HTML/CSS/JS, Arduino, MPI, OpenMP, …

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    Comment #24969709

    People are working on it (disclosure, that includes me - https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.13028 ) There is a special interest group at The Alan Turing Institute in the UK dedicated to wo…