Hey I earlier had 5 exams in total and cleared a total of 4 exams and failed 1. I dont know how I did failed the exam I studied well for it but then the result came and I was really sad, disappointed and am losing confidence in myself. I think I have 2 tries to clear this one last exam and get my degree but I do not know where did I go wrong. Is there something I can do ? and I am going to study from tomorrow onwards to see if this works out. If you know any discord server that helps with data mining and data warehousing then help submitted by /u/Need_job_coder [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi Everyone, I wasn't sure where to ask my question since it could fit either in the math subreddit or in the CS subreddit, but since I come from CS background I thought I'd ask here. I was looking at results involving Regular Automatas and found the following result: Simply Typed Lambda Calculus is equivlent to FSMs. In other words, the class of languages recognized by ST lambda calculus is strictly equivalent to Regular Languages. You can find more about this result in this post: https://mathoverflow.net/a/296879 as well as in this paper http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10 ..read more

make an algorithm that reads faces and turns them into emotions. You could turn it into an app and even put monetized ads on the interface. submitted by /u/ourmusic2 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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I am interested in programming language theory, and I have been able to gather from reading around that first-class continuations are useful for all sorts of control-flow reasons. I understand that when implementing a toy language it can be nice to simply implement first-class continuations (and/or delimited continuations) to have it be as expressive as possible for all sorts of control-flow things one might want to do, and that this would be a better time-saver than implementing various kinds of loops and breaks and all that. But aside from theoretical/toy languages, do programmers tend to u ..read more

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I'm having trouble understanding the AlphaDev sorting algorithm improvement that was announced today. But my issues begin with the original sort3 algorithm they provide. I have some familiarity with assembly instructions, but this algorithm is unintuitive for me. I thought I had it until the last three line, and their comments. I don't see why/how Memory[2] can never be assigned the value B. I think of the adverse case where M[0] = 0, M[1] = 100 and M[2] = 0. I, this case, surely B would have to be assigned to M[2] after sorting? But this is not possible by getting the max(A,C). Some clarific ..read more

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Want to utilize your CS knowledge to analyze graphs? Or just learn about how graphs work and how we can extract useful information from them? Check out this tutorial on analyzing graphs! submitted by /u/Artistic_Highlight_1 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more