dheerajrav

I was part of the RIF and I am actively looking for Data Scientist roles. Any leads are much appreciated. You can find me

- [here](https://linkedin.com/in/dheeraj-ravindranath) - https://github.com/dheerajrav

So, I've been using Remarkable-2 for over 6 months now. And it's amazing!

Pros:

1. A single charge lasts a WEEK!

2. I used to write a lot of notes on white sheets, add addendum here and there. Now, its all on reMarkable.

3. My table clutter has reduced significantly.

4. I'm writing a lot more!

5. It syncs to cloud and I can immediately read the notes on my computer, mobile.

6. It's so thin and lightweight. Definitely doesn't feel cheap. It has a nice premium feel to it.

7. New updates like Pinch and Zoom functionality has made it easier to read PDFs.

Cons:

1. Battery life sucks if you're connected to WiFi.

2. Expensive - Product + Sleeve + Marker with Eraser sets you back $500+.

Strongly recommend to anyone who writes a lot.

This was taught to us as kids.

3 types of arguments - vaada, vivaada, and vittanda vaada.

One person who has done good research on fasting is

Dr Valter Longo. http://gero.usc.edu/faculty/longo/

Is it multi-armed bandit type of testing?

process.stdout.write();

There is no input. You have to print the desired result for all numbers between 1-100

process.stdin.resume(); process.stdin.setEncoding('ascii');

process.stdin.on('data', function (input) { numbers = input.split("\n"); sum = parseInt(numbers[0]) + parseInt(numbers[1]) process.stdout.write(sum+"\n"); });

this is a sample code that takes a two digit integer and prints its sum. Can you use this format and see if it works?

Hi,

can you check now. It is working. We run it in our codecheckers and not on webservers.