For those who want to understand the basics, there isn’t a better example I could think of to start with. The good news is that Serializability might sound a bit complex at first but not it’s not as complicated as the classic ‘what came first – hen or egg’ problem.
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Sustainable Software Engineering – What is it?
Sustainable Software Engineering is a set of principles and methods that ensure minimal direct or indirect negative impact to the environment and in turn to living beings while building and using software. Here are the eight principles of sustainable software engineering as defined by Microsoft Carbon: Build applications that are carbon efficient. Applications that bringContinue reading “Sustainable Software Engineering – What is it?”
The Brain in your Gut
‘We are what we eat’ and ‘We are what we think’ – is more or less the same with this insight into how the gut is connected to your brain. These two faculties that otherwise thought to have different functions in one’s body are not really independent of each other. It is thus very importantContinue reading “The Brain in your Gut”
Aggregate function – using $project and $group
If you want the aggregated data to be stored in a specific column format then use $project. Here is an example:- The aggregated data structure will be as shown below in database:-
Happy Onam Kerala!
In spite of the terrible flood that displaced thousands of people and many others loosing their lives, the beautiful state of Kerala is indeed blessed with wonderful people having very high spirits, and I’m sure the state is soon to be reborn with new energy, new hope and a brighter future. All the best KeralaContinue reading “Happy Onam Kerala!”
Sugarcanes and the Life of Pi
Pancha-sheel – The five good habits. Nitya Shloka Smile Help Do (Karma) Celebrate Life
Remote Sensing Project
So this is from the archives, when I was little I drew this for a Remote Sensing Project of Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur. Hope you like it. The first and the last words got cropped off, first one is खारा (khara) meaning “salty”, last is परिवार (parivar) meaning “family” and the missing wordContinue reading “Remote Sensing Project”
Renormalization & deep learning protocol
Read the complete article here (A common logic to seeing Cats and Cosmos)
Algocool!
Isn’t that cool?
Azure: What color you want?
Have you ever wondered as to why does the sky appear blue and not any other color on a sunny day? The sunlit sky appears blue because air scatters short-wavelength light more than longer wavelengths. Since blue light is at the short wavelength end of the visible spectrum, it is more strongly scattered in theContinue reading “Azure: What color you want?”
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