Considering changing careers, but I have a bachelors degree in psychology with a minor in business admin. Just found a masters in data science 100% online for only 10k. Wondering how much of a bad idea this would be. Thanks! submitted by /u/Bright_Maximum_3092 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Where can I find a dictionary of computer technology and computer acronyms and abbreviations? submitted by /u/1LuWKA [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’ve been working on a 3D GoL for a while.Unlike the most of GoL implementations that use a constant grid size, mine features the infinite grid size. My approach to implementation is to find alive and dead cells surrounding an alive cell so we can, at one swoop, figure out the number of alive cells that stand, die, and the dead cells become alive. Btw I had to change the rule sets since the classical rule sets didn’t work out in 3D: ▪️A live cell that has live neighbors below 5 or above 6 dies. ▪️A dead cell that has 4 live neighbors becomes a live cell. You can check it out: https://github ..read more

I have been assigned to present on what a queap is in my data structures class and it seems there is VERY little information to go off of, i am especially having a hard time understanding the image in the wiki, if anyone could help explain how it works that would be great. Thanks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queap submitted by /u/Daxtronics [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

For example lets say I wanted a python program to add together two numbers ranging in the size of googols: Equation: (1 googol + 1 googol = 2 googol ) Would it be fast for the program to add all of the way there Or would it be fast to have an AI to say its "2 googol" and then write it out numerically and assign that value to whereever it needs to go. Don't know if this makes sense just a random though lol submitted by /u/R70001 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hi guys ! I had previously made a post here about the compiler I wrote for my own language (pilot) (https://www.reddit.com/r/computerscience/comments/1avbybd/hey_guys_check_out_pilot_a_dynamically_typed/), since then I added a lot of features like multidimensional arrays , void/non-void functions etc. I recently made a video about creating a turing machine purely in pilot language. Check it out ! : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X371Gb_h4E8&lc submitted by /u/Efficient_Creme1900 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

# This is an ordinary NFA that possibly ends in an accepting state # source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhWDVqR4tZc&ab_channel=Computerphile class NFA: def __init__(self, Q, sigma, delta, S, F): self.Q = Q # set of states self.sigma = sigma # set of symbols self.delta = delta # transition relation self.S = S # set of initial states self.F = F # set of final states (accepting states) def do_delta(self, q, x): try: return self.delta[(q, x)] except: return set({}) def run(self, w): P = self.S while w != "": Pnew = set({}) for q in P: Pnew = Pnew | self.do_delta(q, w[0]) w = w[1:] P = P ..read more

Are there any references of a symbolic representation of a SHA2 hash? Could the processing of a block or such be described as a matrix operation involving a vector of bits and “coefficients”? submitted by /u/ssczoxylnlvayiuqjx [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I am interested in the system level side of computing - things like computer architecture, operating systems, compilers, etc. I was wondering what kind of subfields within AI require understanding of the areas I mentioned above. I am seeing lots of talk about AI chips these days, and I understand that improving efficiency of computing for AI algorithms may require expertise of the field I mentioned. So my question is what should I study if I want to work on the areas related to computing for AI(for example AI chips, etc). Clarification: I don't mean where I can use AI in computer architecture ..read more

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