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shahbazac

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About shahbazac

http://falconair.github.io/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #43144796

    Please provide an example on the first page.

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    Comment #41754231

    I’ve often wondered about languages like APL/k, are the programmers actually able to think about problems more efficiently?

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    Comment #40039590

    Is there a reference which describes how the current architecture evolved? Perhaps from very simple core idea to the famous “all you need paper?” Otherwise it feels like lots of ma…

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    Comment #38581845

    Can someone answer CS 101 questions about this please. I know there are other methods related to matrix factorization, but I’m asking specifically about quantization. Does quantiza…

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    Comment #37893312

    I’ve tried to understand causal inference several times and failed. Tutorials seem unnecessarily long winded. I wish authors would give simple, to the point examples. Say I have a …

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    Comment #36253003

    Can someone help me understand where tools like this fit? Are they Tableau dashboard replacements? Are the better than a standard bootstrap admin theme?

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    Comment #35340637

    What a great way to say it!

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    Comment #34555565

    A website which allows you to practice SQL, without having to install databases on your machine: http://sqlforever.com/ I’m eventually planning on o do more with it, but need some …

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    Comment #34555558

    FIX Parser: https://fixparser.targetcompid.com/ A website which allows people in financial trading companies to more easily understand the FIX protocol. Obviously this is a very ni…

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    Comment #32669291

    Unfortunately most of the comments are about site reliability. This used to be an absolutely fantastic forum. I was a young comp sci graduate who somehow finished school without ta…

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    Comment #29689058

    This tweet contains a visualization comparison between linear correlation and “Chatarjee correlation:” https://twitter.com/adad8m/status/1474754752193830912?s=21

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    Comment #28789642

    I have also found this to be true. Very surprising and, frankly, hilarious. I teach an intro to programming course to grad students, many of them freshly minted undergrads. I've ha…

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    Comment #27444759

    Please add a screenshot of what a rendered notebook looks like.

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    Comment #26323363

    This looks very useful. I usually teach 20 to 30 students at a time and always struggle to provide like by line feedback. This should help. For a slightly different use case, I wro…

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    Comment #26226771

    Hi, I’m developing an SQL course for students who may not be very techie. I wanted to avoid having them install Postgres or work with SQLite at the command line. I created http://s…

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    Comment #14414701

    I find it a good way to think through ideas in more detail. For example, I always wanted to implement a few financial trading software ideas using programming languages I don't use…

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    Comment #12275811

    Is it really very difficult to get nVidia GPUs working with linux? I wanted to buy a laptop with a GPU for CUDA experiments. I was looking at Lenovo Yoga 710 (14 inch with nvidia g…

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    Comment #12167941

    Can a rig like this be used to extract a depth map/point cloud, instead of just visual 3d images? What will be the accuracy of such a point cloud?

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    Comment #12057177

    Its been many years since I saw the presentation but I believe they made a point of mentioning that ring buffers are not a new technology. They mentioned how such data structures a…

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    Comment #11911714

    This looks interesting. I've been searching for a modern book which explains the algorithms behind many of the building blocks of modern distributed software such as zookeeper, con…

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    Comment #11549630

    Thanks, those posts are interesting.

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    Comment #11546481

    This app is awesome, as are a couple of other regex apps. I noticed that they offer commercial licenses as well. Would the people behind this site be willing to share any paid subs…