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srvmshr
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About srvmshr
https://souravmishra.net
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Comment #48564653
Calvin & Hobbes have always been such a joy. In childhood, it was a reflection of all the naughtiness you could come up with. As a middle aged adult today, I look at the bigger mea…
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Comment #47861125
Generally it is a good practice to keep v.[N] and [N-1] in active deployment. But lately a lot of policies from Anthropic are confusing at best, and at worst plain subscriber-hosti…
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Comment #47861074
It is perhaps better for Anthropic to do a price hike e.g. $25 or $30 for Pro with a clear/honest messaging e.g. "Running costs are high, price hike is unavoidable" than resorting …
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Comment #47423695
* From the announcement [0]: ACM has named Charles H. Bennett and Gilles Brassard as the recipients of the 2025 ACM A.M. Turing Award for their essential role in establishing the f…
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2025 Turing award given for quantum information science
https://blog.computationalcomplexity.org/2026/03/bennett-and... https://www.quantamagazine.org/quantum-cryptography-pioneers... https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/18/technology/turing…
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Comment #46835639
During my bachelors, I was using a Casio FX-991ES+. It was a beautiful calculator compared to the hand-me-down Fx-82 VPAM. And pretty popular with the folks of my age that time. Du…
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Comment #46562933
I had the same gripe as the author. OhmyZSH seems too bloated for my needs. Added to that, the defaults adds (and oft unnecessary) emojis to prompts & outputs - something I don't f…
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Comment #46026528
True. Applications as these go back a few decades. From the news buzz when it was launched, ASCI White was similarly used in early '00s to understand nuclear explosions and shockwa…
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Comment #45779174
Coincidentally enough, I dug out my 11th grade CS project on generating fractals from 2002 & modernized it using SFML graphics lib just this week. https://github.com/gradientwolf/f…
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Comment #44627294
I discovered this issue 2-3 years ago. On slightly older machines, there was a palpable startup time. My fix was going through OhMyZSH and stripping away all the parts that I felt …
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Comment #44560927
I'm sorry, yes, two stations with huge pumps. They are like towers, but built from basement level downwards if that impression makes sense.
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Comment #44554375
I have been to this place. It is limited viewing, requires a reservation & the slots run out practically in seconds. Tough for us residents to get it as well. My wife could snag it…
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Comment #44385812
> Some people living in places that have become tourist areas are putting up signs announcing their home toilets are not for public use . I read that on r/Tokyo Reddit as well a wh…
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Comment #44375029
You'll be surprised if I tell you several universities in India have not updated their curriculum in a very long time & Turbo C++ (& its non-standard C++ flavor) is the weapon of c…
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Comment #43994284
For me, the greatest bit of nostalgia came from seeing the Netscape Navigator Meteors. (Going further I found this link, which also echoes how rare it is nowadays to see a working …
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Comment #43933047
Not the OP but in a similar boat. Curious to understand how do you make sure that Claude code cli tool does not break existing code functionality? My hesitation to adopt stems from…
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Comment #43556705
I have seen and enjoyed quite a few Val Kilmer movies, but his special appearance in 'Top Gun:Maverick' was heartwarming (the scene where he jovially asks Maverick, "who was the be…
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Comment #43537630
In those days of yore, the P-III was our first home computer (Hard to imagine for kids today that a family of 5 could have one PC shared between themselves). I was the experimental…
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Comment #43537391
FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8 I had bummed out my P-III 700Mhz desktop so many times, while tinkering with System32, INI files & experimental software etc., in grade school that th…
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Comment #43387378
Pardon me asking a question on a different tangent: This old-school typography is very neat to see. I've seen this in many Dover Publication books & even Mir titles from USSR. Is t…
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Comment #43342187
A user like me would be willing to idea of some monthly donation when Mozilla restructures its expenses. If memory serves right, the biggest slice of expenses were in C-level compe…
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Comment #41656584
It seemed only a matter of time, so it isn't very surprising. Capped profit company running expensive resources on Internet scale, and headed by Altman wasn't going to last forever…
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Comment #41420007
It still is pretty good. That and the ACM CACM are my only subscriptions. I independently purchase the Spectrum only because I don't want to be associated with IEEE anymore. My rea…
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Comment #41283095
If galactic location details weren't provided, I would have jokingly concluded that we finally spotted the nuclear manhole cover :) https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/infographics/the-fastes…
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Comment #41282962
The article, funnily enough, made a better argument in pointing that Andromeda sailing boat might not have been involved - but rather some other vessel. The whole article felt like…