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karthickgururaj

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    Comment #35638756

    Click on it - the unit changes

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    Comment #35637468

    Yes, that's basically what I said and meant in the parent post. I was suggesting the article call it a "graphical" solution approach, not analytical. And if I wasn't clear - it was…

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    Comment #35635848

    Good article - but couple of points. I'm not formally trained Mathematician, but I think this is not an analytic proof - it lacks rigour. It is more a graphical approach that appea…

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    Comment #35322076

    Very nicely written article! Easily approachable for someone in high school. I just had one problem in reading it - the somewhat inconsistent use of fonts - often in the same line …

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    Comment #35241738

    Not a palindrome, but on a related note, the crab canon by Douglas Hofstadter is a nice read (better if read in context of the book) : https://genius.com/Douglas-hofstadter-crab-ca…

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    This was recently covered in depth in "Now I Know" [0] - a random corner of Internet with quirky collection of articles. I have been a happy reader these past many weeks. [0] https…

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    Comment #32504613

    > I'm sorry, but that sounds stupid. A computer is a functioning machine first. It is not stupid - just counter-intuitive, which should give us a pause to think. You say, "A comput…

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    Comment #30838372

    The question is, should a university a. maximize for absolute value of success of its alums (for some definition of "success"), or b. maximize for the value it adds to the student …

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    I have been using this as the PDF viewer on Windows for few months now, and like it. Thanks for creating this. I like the fast bookmark lookup (t+start typing), vim like bindings. …

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    Comment #26325756

    PdfTk does this. I use the CLI version, but I think there is one with a GUI as well.

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    Comment #25272889

    While not "directly", we can look at the sun through the Earth: http://strangepaths.com/the-sun-seen-through-the-earth-in-ne...

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    Comment #25170539

    My wife is learning to hand-stand and jump rope. She has learnt "castor-boarding" (somewhat similar to skateboarding) - I should mention that we didn't get to learn to skate as kid…

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    Comment #23151929

    I would suggest Shadows of forgotten Ancestors, by Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan.

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    Comment #21480127

    India has something similar for driving licenses and many other documents: https://digilocker.gov.in/

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    Comment #20953626

    SEEKING FREELANCER | Bangalore, India | Reverse Engineering / x86 arch | Onsite only We at Vayavya Labs provide embedded software solutions across Automotive, EDA (Electronic Desig…

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    Comment #19851964

    It can rap :) silly though (Stan, fan, pan, man!) I'm an idiot, man! So, now this is my own place. And I didn't come here for all this. This is one of my own… I'm no different. For…

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    Comment #19318690

    radare2 is an other open source alternative

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    Comment #19260157

    Sorry - I'm not able to understand the post. I fully understand the problem - I ask this question sometimes during interviews - with two bracket characters. Say, () and []. So a st…

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    Comment #15719078

    Outrageous yes, but hardly unexpected - given the Trumps have done big game hunting in past

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    Comment #15623713

    That leads me to think what can be even more unsatisfying proof. How about the following: It is easy to see that the last digit of x^5 is same as k^5, where k is the last digit of …

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    Comment #14422681

    The critical part is not more food, but very unequal distribution of food. Quoting: "..from the time of the dinosaurs to about 3 million years ago, nutrients were evenly distribute…