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by aangjie 15y ago
Linkbait.....post... Exaggerated title designed to make people click.. damn, i don't have downvote privileges.
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by aangjie 15y ago
Well, I can identify with that pattern. Though perhaps, i have been a lot slower at 29 with different levels of arrogance and shyness than you mention. But as far as i have noticed in others, it is not a very common trait. I have found that
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by aangjie 15y ago
Huh... i couldn't make sense of it, but that's not saying much, given my knowledge of physics is limited to pop. sci. books. can somebody with more physics/math knowledge answer this please?
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by aangjie 15y ago
7 years ago i would have called myself similar.Though i was just graduating and could have hardly called it research. But 3 years working in the industry with Big blue and i see i have got OCD with maintainability. Heck, i wouldn't even hav
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by aangjie 15y ago
Agreed Complexity is a living day truth. I do agree that progess in complexity has to be limited for safety. i.e: there must be some limits(ex:safety factor in civil/mech engineering design, testcases in s/w engg.??) that have to be held fo
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by aangjie 15y ago
Works fine on fedora 15. Chrome 14 FF 6 Both work fine.
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by aangjie 15y ago
OOps, Yeah i meant "I am not trying to suggest".. //drives of people Yeah, we agree on that.
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by aangjie 15y ago
My lack of excitement was interpreted as a lack of passion. And I was told startups look for passion. So sorry. I found it both annoying and silly. Silly, because the founder hadn't sounded any more excited than me and passion is such a vag
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by aangjie 15y ago
VoIP and skype not allowed in India.. Phew, that's news to me and i am in India.
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by aangjie 15y ago
///Even just the assumption that statements are to be executed in a particular sequence greatly affects the outcome of tests like this and you may have to specify such a thing up-front if you expect people to be on a level playing field. I
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by aangjie 15y ago
Yep... i know. it's kind of an information addiction. I have been there still working through it. but one thing i have found useful is trying to be aware of what am doing moment by moment. Rescuetime.com has been a great help in summing up
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by aangjie 15y ago
// I actively avoid the nightmare. I don't want to spend my time figuring out which bad decisions, bugs, and corner cases made it behave in a certain way. I usually do that too. But am beginning to wonder, if i should not. If only to unders
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by aangjie 15y ago
Love the funkiness of your idea/site....do wonder what's the average bid...though...:-)
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by aangjie 15y ago
Ok, long discussion, i cannot add much given my non-familiarity with climate change science, but will point out this quote, i wrote some time back. "One generation's science is the another generation's religion"
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by aangjie 15y ago
> Suggesting that academics are simply trying to 'game' the system is ludicrous. I am trying to suggest that academics are deliberately trying to game the system. Only observing that if it were a simulation a rational agent would follow
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by aangjie 15y ago
Yep, i would be satisfied it if we all can take away only that lesson from that article. And i think we may all be better off as a society. I am willing to abandon that belief, if empirical evidence shows the delay in decision-making result
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by aangjie 15y ago
Actually, i look at from the Game theory viewpoint. What metrics are the rewards in an academic career based on?? Publications. It's rather simple that the researchers will find ways(shortcuts) to maximize that. Ofcourse, the Impact Factor
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by aangjie 15y ago
Ha... it's about time we came up with a word and a definition for this type of journalism... Go..
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by aangjie 15y ago
I would love to find the original paper and examine the actual measure of information they used. i have found that my mother tongue tamil which are known for the speed, has a greater range for context-sensitive interpretations compared to E
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by aangjie 15y ago
Still without whitespaces, i have to look at the python heatmap a little differently..
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by aangjie 15y ago
I was wondering the same thing and noticed that the vowels almost always feature in the top 10 and DVORAK has them all in one hand. yay..Infact, in a very casual observation, i think only 'r' seems to be the letter out of DVORAK layout.. I
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by aangjie 15y ago
I will observe that farm equipment vs electronic equipment usually have a huge difference in physical size. Also you seem to be referring to motorable farm equipment.But i assume they don't have a very good speed.* *- I may be wrong about t
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by aangjie 15y ago
Apparently neither do i. Can you throw some light on what you are referring to?
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by aangjie 15y ago
Disclaimer: I am in no way associated with the original company/product(lymbix.com). I just have been following them for some time now. I am thinking of building a open-source approach with a different approach though..
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by aangjie 15y ago
Thanks for the detailed feedback. 1. Oops too late to edit it now. 2. Hmm that level subtlety will take time to evolve i guess. My understanding(from the api results) has been that they use an elaborate model. 3.Cool idea, never thought of
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by aangjie 15y ago
Hmm.. interesting.I actually touch-type, but definitely have to look up the symbols. maybe i should learn that part too..
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by aangjie 15y ago
//All in all, what I'm saying is that making your code public just plain ends the shame and the feelings of inadequacy. Well i would say yes and no. I get your point, in the sense that to me just getting something working(even one line cha
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by aangjie 15y ago
Or more like a chance of you yourself make a product out of them, out of shame.. I am doing this with my github account too. and see that having half-baked stuff out there is quite a motivation for me to complete them...
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by aangjie 15y ago
Agreed. I haven't learnt ruby properly just read some code trying to fix a bug, but am no fan of ruby syntax. Neither am I of shell, but then shell is ubiquitous.And don't even get me started on perl :-). Ofcourse, my favourite language(syn

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