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Amazon's Cloud Is One of the Fastest-Growing Software Businesses in History(businessweek.com)
4 points by aashpak1 12y ago|1 comments
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How did Elon Musk learn enough about rockets to run SpaceX?(quora.com)
5 points by aashpak1 12y ago|0 comments
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Weird ideas that became successful(dudye.com)
2 points by aashpak1 12y ago|0 comments
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by aashpak1 14y ago
Liked the clean UI. Very useful stuff. But it stopped after playing few (-5) songs everytime, the youtube player keeps showing that the song is still buffering.
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by aashpak1 15y ago
so whats the most efficient way to detect such 'infinite' storage drives programmatically ?! :)
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by aashpak1 16y ago
I've been waiting for some really useful apps to come out of linkedin platform - unlike the reading list kinda apps which are not at all making use of the real potential of the platform. I think the linkedin API is very very limited at the
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by aashpak1 16y ago
He also says >>> housing is a great investment right now. I think housing prices have gone down far enough and I can list the reasons why housing as an abstract investment concept is going to go higher from here.
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by aashpak1 16y ago
I wonder how do insurance companies survive such natural disasters?
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Facebook Hits Record $75 Billion Valuation On SecondMarket(techcrunch.com)
2 points by aashpak1 16y ago|0 comments
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by aashpak1 16y ago
Sure, the CC data can easily be stolen even now but assuming square gets popular, consumers then will have to "trust one more device" in addition to the card-readers used by merchants, any other place where you swipe the card, the waiter, e
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by aashpak1 16y ago
totally agree - making the self-learning part offline and creating more and better (teachers would know exactly where a particular student is having problems understanding) interactions is the best part of his model.
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by aashpak1 16y ago
May be a bit off topic but I think, With new superior models coming every year, time for Apple to do some innovation in the business-model (well, in addition to the app-ecosystem they created) and move to a subscription-based model :) One p
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by aashpak1 16y ago
I found it very interesting how he applied data-analysis techniques [at time 12:33 in the video] to provide teachers with a better and correct understanding of each student's shortcomings (probably from his insights from his earlier profess
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by aashpak1 16y ago
> We need ... so that we can help "you" (really means) > we need "your" help to bootstrap the network :)
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by aashpak1 16y ago
>> And during these 20 years, we've been through the Biotech boom, Internet boom, and are on the verge of another boom Are you missing the possibility that there might have been more/better booms and outcomes if immigration laws wer
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by aashpak1 16y ago
The overall article assumes that or speaks for the cases where the complaints are insincere and how the law "protects" the websites. But what if the complaints are genuine? The law seems to give the websites no incentive to do the right thi
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No incentive to act on genuine complaints on user-generated content?(paidcontent.org)
2 points by aashpak1 16y ago|1 comments
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by aashpak1 16y ago
> So lack of apps is not really a burning problem. The converse of above statement is a richer ecosystem is not really an advantage or incentive for developers!