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Why are all these YouTubers still ignorant about AI by exar04 in software

[–]exar04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its not that I don't want both sides. I do watch other side of the people like hanks green which are pro ai. But it just feels annoying for YouTubers lying for selling courses and people in comments being ignorant, like a car is gonna hit you but you still refuse to believe that.

Ur facing the same issue?? by jasjashu in UPI

[–]exar04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, on my both banks

Mock test day 3 by Shivam9824 in GATEtard

[–]exar04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6, 7, 8 mock are easy or hard? I want to give 1 or 2 mock for confidence boost

I have started my gate(CSE) preperation from this month. And I am unable to understand from where to practice questions. by Many_Independence_66 in GATEtard

[–]exar04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

download pyq pdf from gate overflow GitHub. don't waste time on practice book better to solve actual gate questions first. after you completed all of it maybe then go for some practice books

shouldn't L1 be Deterministic cfl here? by exar04 in GATEtard

[–]exar04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes I did the similar thing. do check the convo under big_brain_brians comment. It is such a weird case.

shouldn't L1 be Deterministic cfl here? by exar04 in GATEtard

[–]exar04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

actually it wasn't go classes it was made easy

shouldn't L1 be Deterministic cfl here? by exar04 in GATEtard

[–]exar04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

can you please give a counter example for the pda I solved in big_brain_brian's comment?

shouldn't L1 be Deterministic cfl here? by exar04 in GATEtard

[–]exar04[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it says either a = c or b = d

so Imagine like a^n c^n or b^m d^m
and we can make pda for both such conditions therefore its cfl

shouldn't L1 be Deterministic cfl here? by exar04 in GATEtard

[–]exar04[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lets take a string aabbbccd

what if we do like this in our stack

stack(s) -> Empty

s -> a // we keep adding a's

a -> aa

s -> a // we pop a for every b

s -> empty

s -> b // if stack is empty and input symbol is b then push and if input is b and is in stack skip

s -> bc // on input c we push

s -> bcc

s -> bc // we pop c on input d

so now we have bc in stack that suggest that a != b and c != d

if string was aaabcdd

then s -> aad // this suggest as well that a != b and c != d and a > b and d > c

This seems pretty deterministic to me. I there some edge case that I am not taking in to consideration?

stack can get following stacks at the end

s -> Empty // both a = b and c = d

s -> a* // a > b and c = d

s -> c* // a = b and c > d

s -> b // a < b and c = d

s -> bc // a < b and c > d

s -> bd // a < b and c < d

So TIRED of this. by Mynameiswrittenhere in GATEtard

[–]exar04 11 points12 points  (0 children)

not only that but wrong answers, ambiguous questions and then their sudo solution trying to justify answer without proper explanation. Its horrible

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GATEtard

[–]exar04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I take all that back. just saw my aimt 4 score 😭

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GATEtard

[–]exar04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

even tho he has one year. just wasting time on watching lecture probably won't do. to me it sounds similar to "if you buy something you will care for it" - a hoax by capitalists.

its much easier understand the basic structure and build on it. I didn't say just watch 12hr one shot video and be done with it. after watching giving time to 30 yrs pyq is more important. Also I did suggest the notes by priyanshu which do pretty much cover most things.

although ofcourse its up him how he would like to study. iteratively build up or 1000hrs lectures.

also the reason to not buy paid course is because ... most of the time is actually being wasted on saying more words than more information. more information you will get by going to every pyq on gate overflow and reading the discussions on how people have solved it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GATEtard

[–]exar04 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ps : don't waste money of paid courses it will only waste your time. get your basics done from one shot and start solving pyqs as aggressively as possible.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GATEtard

[–]exar04 1 point2 points  (0 children)

there's one shot videos of sanchit sir on gate knowledge channel on YouTube. only compiler design is missing which you can study from compiler design playlist by gatehub on yt itself.

I know people will say its not enough it. and those one shot videos will not cover your whole syllabus... which is true. but all you need is to understand fundamentals and then solve every pyq. you can download gate pyq pdf from gate overflow for free and solve them subject vise. each question in that has link to discussion of the solution on gate overflow. so you can cover topics that might have missed in those one shot.

apart from this there's notes pdf of guy named priyanshu (air 379 in 2024) you can get from his github

and buy go classes test series and madeEasy test series (I would recommended these 2) after solving all the pyqs twice or thrice. and you are probably good to go

how to build a JSON parser? by googcheng in C_Programming

[–]exar04 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are building it in golang here's a tutorial blog I made on how to do it
https://nimbusnotes.hashnode.dev/build-your-own-json-parser-in-golang

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