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Vikram Subramanian

@vikramsubrama11

Software Engineering '23 @UWaterloo.

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Very proud to announce that my work titled "An empirical study of the first contributions of developers to open source projects on GitHub" has been accepted to #icse2020 as a part of the student research competition ICSE 🥳🥳

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#icse20 Congratulations to SRC Undergraduate Student Winners: * 1st place: Vikram Subramanian (Vikram Subramanian), University of Waterloo * 2nd place: Shashij Gupta (Shashij Gupta), IIT Bombay * 3rd place: Ananga Thapaliya, Innopolis University

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I'm happy to announce that our paper analyzing the impact of extrinsic bugs in Just-In-Time bug prediction models has been accepted for publication in the TSE journal preprint available here: gemarodri.github.io/PersonalWeb/pa…

I'm happy to announce that our paper analyzing the impact of extrinsic bugs in Just-In-Time bug prediction models has been accepted for publication in the TSE journal preprint available here: gemarodri.github.io/PersonalWeb/pa…
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DRS hot take and a mini thread: a) Showing only the most likely trajectory and b) calling the uncertainty 'umpire's call' are doing a disservice to the acceptability of the DRS. A modeling and simulation + uncertainty analysis perspective: 1/ #AUSvIND

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When I start screen-sharing on Facebook video calls (from a browser), my video stops appearing on the call but my camera is still on and recording. That does not sound okay…is this normal?

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The Salon Nicholas Vadivelu Other Waterloo students recognized include Kelvin Jiang (github.com/kelvin-jiang), Finalist, and Vikram Subramanian (Vikram Subramanian), Honorable mention. Congrats to everyone recognized!

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A great start to the New Year for Nicholas Vadivelu Nicholas Vadivelu, Kelvin Jiang, Sourav Biswas and Vikram Subramanian Vikram Subramanian — four Cheriton CS students who have been recognized as 2022 CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researchers! cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/cheriton-…

A great start to the New Year for Nicholas Vadivelu <a href="/nicvadivelu/">Nicholas Vadivelu</a>, Kelvin Jiang, Sourav Biswas and Vikram Subramanian <a href="/VikramSubrama11/">Vikram Subramanian</a> — four Cheriton CS students who have been recognized as 2022 CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researchers!

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Me: It works on my machine, but doesn't work on another machine 🐋: Use Docker! Containers that work on one machine work on all machines Me: So containers from my M1 mac will work on Kubernetes? 🐋: oh...No. The architecture is different. We've come full circle? Docker2.0? 🙃

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Congratulations to SE student Vikram Subramanian, one of two exceptional undergrad researchers in the Faculty of Math to win a 2023 Jessie W. H. Zou Memorial Award. No stranger to recognition of research excellence, this is Vikram's third award. 1/2 cs.uwaterloo.ca/news/vikram-su…

Congratulations to SE student Vikram Subramanian, one of two exceptional undergrad researchers in the Faculty of Math to win a 2023 Jessie W. H. Zou Memorial Award. No stranger to recognition of research excellence, this is Vikram's third award. 1/2

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Random idea: Massively tax the purchase of new clothing. ✅ Hopefully reduces waste + fast fashion- Good for the environment ✅ Awesome source of revenue for the government ✅ Not a tax on the poor ✅ Encourages thrifting and recycling ❌ Unpopular policy decision?

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You're building a small Python web app that sees ~1000 "events" a day that need to be processed async. These events take 3-5 mins each. Is it better engineering to set up celery or reinvent the wheel and set up a dead simple task queue on mem? Is celery over-eng?