SudarshanP

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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Is there a gallery of Brickcase contraptions people have built? Can you do stuff like build lego robots with iPhones embedded?
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Isn't this unethical?
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
What if the world switched primarily to renewables? It is 50 long years...
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
>Why wouldn't one be able to do something like that? What would stop it from happening? A board/committee or whatever that oversaw what was happening at the university. They could have censored it as being too taboo. I've heard a lot of
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I am from Bangalore. If I went around telling this... they'll probably label me a crackpot. Even the geeks around me wud probably consider this too crazy to be real. I will check out and see how the world around me reacts.
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I was surprised to see that an entrepreneur like Peter Thiel could just go on stage and openly talk about possibilities life extension at a top university like Stanford. Is it common in the Silicon Valley to just go around talking about lif
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Compared to older times it has become easier to startup(especially internet and mobile) because of maturity and agility of technologies, a huge rush in incubators like ycombinator. Also guys outside the silicon valley can look forward to mo
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
What he probably means is that, the small quantities of ice on moon is precious. If some country say US manages to extract it all for itself, other countries like China could be pissed off... But I kinda like such a race ;-) minus the war t
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I think it is like a wiki... It will fill up over time. Since people may actually like to use this for advertising sustainable products, they can possibly certify authenticity of data through 3rd party badges or something I hope. I wish thi
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I hope more people realize this. What the rich have more of beyond a threshold is power not objects. If you take the "stuff they own" and give it to the poor, each person on this planet will get very little. They will become a little more f
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Thanks to Elon Musk for making transport to Low Earth Orbit boring :-). Now we can work towards doing more interesting things in space ;-)
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
It is sad that public heroes like Armstrong don't support companies like SpaceX but try to underplay it or criticize it. http://www.space.com/14936-spacex-ceo-elon-musk-60-minutes-i... Won't it be amazing that NASA will be able to focus o
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
It is so sad that Vimeo is blocked by many Indian ISPs for silly reasons. The whole Internet feels crippled. There must have been at least a dozen videos I wanted to watch today that were recklessly censored. Thanks for the youtube link. I
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
YAY
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Those who are already not on facebook are either too poor to make FB significantly richer or care enough about their privacy that that they have chosen not to use FB.
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
But look at it from a student's point of view. In case he gets a useless education and a huge loan, the student's life is ruined. If he gets some money from a "me too angel" and works on a non idea and fails... he still gains valuable exper
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Very few humans are rational...
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
The military needs to improve the quality of life of its own disabled veterans
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=2603&#... "Here lies humanity... Do not resucitate"
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
Orthogonal to this trend, is a probable reduction in how much we actually travel every day. Would it make sense if a kid was dropped to a very nearby school, where learning happens by interacting with teachers in close proximity as well oth
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
How much of that water sphere is drinkable water? A tiiiny little sphere showing the drinkable water would be awesome on that picture too.
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I have a brother who was working towards a phd at a good biology/neuroscience research institutes. Here is one thing I totally agree with... A lot of people who are the "researchy/analytical mindset" underestimate the value of automation. T
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I have no idea why the guys at Planetary Resources do not redirect curious people to the KISS studies they talk about in their press conference. http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/study/asteroid/20120307_IEEE_Pre... http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
I have no idea why the guys at Planetary Resources do not redirect curious people to the KISS studies they talk about in their press conference. http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/study/asteroid/20120307_IEEE_Pre... http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
The KISS Papers about asteroid mining: http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/study/asteroid/20120307_IEEE_Pre... http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/study/asteroid/asteroid_final_re... http://www.kiss.caltech.edu/study/asteroid/20120314_ESA_ESTE...
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
http://www.pointclouds.org/blog/trcs/ Trimble is sponsoring development of several projects in different research areas involving 3D perception, as part of the second PCL code sprint. PCL is the Point Cloud Library from Willowgarage that
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by SudarshanP 14y ago
If we want to move stuff around in space what matters is the delta v or change in velocity. Fortunately since we are de orbiting a satellite, we can use aerobraking http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerobraking . So we just need to slow down th
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by SudarshanP 15y ago
"Student centric eduction" does not have to be just single student + computing device. For E.g. I enrolled in the Udacity and Coursera classrooms. An awesome group of community TAs and Forums and study groups has emerged which surpasses the
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by SudarshanP 15y ago
The hole in the wall project involves no teachers.
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by SudarshanP 15y ago
Do you already support/plan to support Mobile phones /Tablets with your high quality plugin?

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