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Drifter1
@drifter1
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Computer Science related posts that contain theory and practice (examples, exercises) in the various topics and branches
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STEMGeeks
2023-09-27 12:35
RE: Mathematics - Number Theory - Diophantine Equations
Exercise Solution Let's determine for which m the x and y equations >= 0: The only integer value for m is 4, therefore the only positive solution is (4, 0) as shown below:
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STEMGeeks
2022-06-05 14:07
RE: Programming - Java - Travelling Salesman Problem Solution (Naive Algorithm)
I don't think that Java is as bad as people make it to be... There is mostly only a small difference between the programming languages used today, and so we just have to live in a world with lots of different
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-23 12:22
RE: Mathematics - Discrete Mathematics - Implication and Equivalence Statements
Solution to Exercise: A 3-input XOR has the following truth table:
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-12 10:54
RE: Mathematics - Discrete Mathematics - Set Operations
Solution to Exercise: The marked region contains elements that belong to either A or B, but are not shared by A and C. There are of course multiple valid ways of expressing this. Here is one:
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-11 13:18
RE: Mathematics - Discrete Mathematics - Sets
Solution to Exercise: All sets are finite sets Set D can be classified as a singleton set, because it has only one element Sets A and B have the same cardinality of 3 and are thus equivalent sets Set A
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-08 13:03
RE: Physics - Classical Mechanics - Viscosity and Turbulence
We have to apply different math for fluids that don't satisfy the viscosity equation. I haven't dug too much into it though... From it's definition the equation that we use for viscosity isn't a fundamental
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-04 12:36
RE: Physics - Classical Mechanics - Introduction to Fluid Dynamics
Haha! Yes, thank God for Indians! They are lifesavers in some occasions! But, I think I learned far more from YouTube channels like Derek Banas or thenewboston.
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STEMGeeks
2022-03-03 09:50
RE: Physics - Classical Mechanics - Introduction to Fluid Dynamics
Haha, I know that feeling... During my school years, and even now in "higher" education, there are only a few teachers that really make you understand the concepts. Otherwise, you just have to
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STEMGeeks
2022-02-24 12:31
RE: Physics - Classical Mechanics - Pascal's Principle and Hydraulics
Thank you very much @adedayoolumide! Well, I started posting such content because I wanted to refresh on things. And sometimes teaching / explaining in-depth even helped me learn new concepts, which we
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STEMGeeks
2021-12-14 12:30
RE: Logic Design - Semaphores and Mailboxes (SystemVerilog)
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STEMGeeks
2021-12-11 12:39
RE: Mathematics - All About Exponents, Roots and Logarithms
Thank you @scroff! Glad that you enjoyed it! 😀
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STEMGeeks
2021-11-26 08:50
RE: Logic Design - From Verilog To SystemVerilog
I might give the front-end a try... Thanks!
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Programming & Dev
2021-11-02 08:11
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 11]
Hey @bajwolf, This is a simple, educational implementation, and not meant to be used as an actual blockchain system, but to understand how such a system operates. Of course, it's not a simulator, as the
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STEMGeeks
2021-10-27 14:40
RE: Mathematics - All About Geometry (Part 4)
Hey @indayclara , I'm a Computer Science student, currently going for a master's degree. But, I enjoy teaching, which is why I upload these programming, physics and mathematics related posts. I'm not yet
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Programming & Dev
2021-09-28 09:51
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 11]
Hello again, I'm currently thinking of: a video tutorial series on implementing a CPU, which basically means covering Computer Architecture and Microprocessors, but from a "developer" point of
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Programming & Dev
2021-09-26 16:15
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 11]
Hey @luis96xd, Glad that you enjoy this series the same way I did! 😃 I have lots of ideas, and I also want to get into other types of content (such as videos, streams, etc.). So, feedback really helps...it
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Programming & Dev
2021-08-31 14:25
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 5]
Well said! Sometimes working eight hours being totally exhausted, may have the same or even worse outcome then working for an hour well-rested... The funny thing is this is not my thesis! 😄 My thesis
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Programming & Dev
2021-08-30 07:58
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 5]
Hey, yeah the deadline is coming up and so I pushed the NOS button! The tutor is really nice though, and so even an unfinished project of this magnitude should still be sufficient for the presentation
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Programming & Dev
2021-08-27 08:24
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 6]
Well, from the languages that you've mentioned, Solidity is the smart contract language from Ethereum. It's not something that is used for implementing a blockchain base, but it's an extension. Using Solidity
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Programming & Dev
2021-08-26 14:12
RE: Programming - Implementing a Blockchain using Python and Flask [Dev Blog 6]
Truth is, the task is due next Thursday (September 2nd). And so I need at least a prototype until then... I only knew that it had to be submitted in the beginning of September. I never would have guessed
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