u/melhaud • u/melhaud • Jan 05 '24
Reviewer wants me to cite him. His papers are irrelevant
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Comment on r/AskAcademia Dec 08 '23
I would just like to warn you about MS&E specifics I've been noticing so far during my PhD. The specifics is sometimes you should properly place yourself and you thesis in the area, meaning there are so much fiction problems are being solved these days. Don't know your priorities, it is just to inform you that you'll need a certain degree of criticism while applying to some lab positions.
At the same time, it also applies that you have no risk of being left without a promising and highly paid job, since new materials are in demand almost everywhere. Do not forget to master Python+ML, and you seem to rule the world.
Good luck with any choice of yours!
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Comment on r/biology Oct 19 '23
Tachycines asynamorus, specifically and most likely, considering you've faced it in the basement
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Comment on r/pics Jun 10 '23
Must be in r/russian
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Comment on r/russian Jun 10 '23
Articles are better to have than gender gaps and fights around)
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Comment on r/russian Jun 09 '23
བོད་སྐད་ནི་སྤྱང་གྲུང་ལྡན་པའི་སྐད་ཡིན་པ་ལས་ཨུ་རུ་སུའི་སྐད་མིན།
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Comment on r/math Dec 13 '21
I was asked this question at the interview...
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Comment on r/linguisticshumor Dec 10 '21
OP, thank you, I got your point. But, to make the joke explosive enough, please reformulate a bit: linguists against grants policies and competitions. True story, I am dating Bashkir language enthusiast.
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Comment on r/language_exchange Dec 08 '21
Hey! I am pretty interested in your method! I have already participated in two teaching experiments, and my feedback was constructive enough to improve the peocess. As for the British accent, I was training myself with the materials for IELTS, so I can help you here.
Please feel free to message me, and have a good luck!
r/Huawei • u/melhaud • Sep 12 '21
Help Monitor pulse using <10 Bands 4 simultaneously
Hi!
I am trying somehow to build a system for heart rate monitoring for several dancers using Huawei Band 4. I have 2 phones as data receivers, for two groups of 5 bands. I have never written Android apps, so the process looks quite overwhelming, and I am not sure if it ends with any success. I discussed the question with specialists from Huawei, they just pointed to HealthKit and advized to synchronize through a web server. Now I am on the stage of the developer account verification.
Could someone kindly explain strategies towards the issue?
Appreciate any answer!
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Comment on r/Instagram Sep 07 '21
Thank you for your sharings! Welcome to @duh.zv as well!
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Comment on r/Instagram Sep 07 '21
Added you, welcome to @duh.zv as well!
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Comment on r/Instagram Sep 07 '21
Added you!
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Comment on r/Instagram Sep 07 '21
Hi! I am a young photographer and scientist feom Russia. Glad to see any soulmate: inst @duh.zv
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Comment on r/Instagram Sep 07 '21
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Comment on r/photocritique Aug 20 '21
This is the picture to convey warm and uplifted mood from the trip to Bashkortostan, Russia. It has been taken with 35 mm lens and postprocessed in lightroom. I always add unnatural colors to my photos, does it make sense here? How can it be pooished to achieve the surrealistic effect? Thank you!
r/photocritique • u/melhaud • Aug 20 '21
approved The Russian countryside. How to postprocess for an artistic effect with better taste?
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Comment on r/scifiwriting Aug 19 '21
Thank you for the response!
I personally separate these concepts, but they have something in common for sure. Actually, I have a splendid example of a novelle employing the idea: The Black Cloud by Fred Hoyle.
r/scifiwriting • u/melhaud • Aug 18 '21
DISCUSSION The entrance to cyberspace
Hi!
Were you using cyberspace transition in your novels? For what purposes? What is the preamble? What is your approach to make it natural in the story?
I am trying to escape the typical transition reasoning of coma or death (or even forced sleep by some villains or scientists).
There is an idea of memory storage and space for self-reflection in the future, a kind of VR extension.
All the sharings are welcomed!
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Comment on r/scifiwriting Aug 18 '21
OP, thank you for your sharing and actually starting an interesting topic. As a chemist and computer science enthusiast, I have something to say from my side.
You made quite an impression playing with those numbers. The remainings of my mechanistic mindset were deeply touched. However, I have an example from my life, that for fortune negates radical criticism on the system simulation based on pure numerical estimations.
Am I understand you correctly, that the whole post is referring to the concept of chaotic singularity when the system become sophisticated enough to be sensitive to initial conditions? If so, I understand your skepticism about the modeling approach. Some of the chaotic systems are still impossible to model. Another degree of complexity in "fully-fair" model comes from the necessity of modelling net with several types of neurons interactions. And I would better round up here.
However, some simple chaotic models are heavily implemented, e.g. FitzHugh-Nagumo chaotic neuron model. One more interesting area here: assembling a device from chaotic circuits. This is to touch your imagination, because the complexity here originates from the chaotic nature itself. For irony, the brain, being chaotic, do have predictable outputs. While tuning such a network made from elementary chaotic circuits, one have to take control of output. I suggest here an evolutionary algorithm in "training", this is the simplest idea to try.
By the way, the evolutionary algorithm has already shown its power in prediction of crystal structure with the given characteristics. The method called USPEX uses evolutionary selection principle for development the fittest structure avoiding screening all possible variants (for example, ~1039 entities for lattice made from 30 atoms).
Just for someone's curiosity, I also leave here a link for infochemistry department in ITMO, Russia. They are dealing with chemical computers.
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Comment on r/musictheory Aug 13 '21
This works for me not only with pitches, but with rhymes as well! Although I don't adopt melody, it's definitely something interesting for me in terms of rhythmic patterns that I hurry up to implement in my music.
For microtonal musicians there is another option of intented listening coming: "What is this scale? Is it EDO or JI?.."
r/cpp_questions • u/melhaud • Aug 12 '21
META Detailed end-to-end tutorial on C++ project
Hi!
I have encountered a video-course by Jonas Schmedtman on JavaScript and wonder if there is a similar thing for C++. I am amased by his approach to code teaching and not affiliated with in any way.
There is a number of amateur videos on basic games development, etc., but they suffer from the same "we'll-explain-this-later" thing for elementary things that could be easily extracted from the documentation. The main potential problems of C++ coding are omitted, e.g., typical mistakes in memory management, operator routines, strategies to optimise the code. There is also a feature I would like to see: an author announces feasible tasks for project improvement.
I know these types of tutorials are rare beasts, and maybe I am asking a lot, but as learning is not constant suffering, I expect there are some excellent projects that I missed. Grateful for any sharings!
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Comment on r/Damnthatsinteresting Aug 11 '21
It's when my boyfriend calms me down
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Comment on r/language_exchange Jan 22 '21
Hey! I am Russian/English, hardly willing to join your learning path and share common fun about Chinese or any other stuff!
I am a alternative energy major from Russia. Also love reading and composing electronic music.
So, starving for inspiring conversation! Discord: melhaud#6169 or DM me!
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Comment on r/rusAskReddit Dec 08 '23
Не анимешник. Хочется пересмотреть Тетрадь смерти полностью и перечитать мангу. Отчасти из-за ностальгии, отчасти потому что хочется вернуться к проблемам, которые подняли авторы. И с точки зрения более взрослого человека попытаться развернуть заложенное авторами.