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by akshat_h 11y ago
I found it interesting that perhaps the questions were more due to the person had the degree in journalism. I am not sure which would be better for perception of the tech world, a college dropout or a liberal arts major?
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Never Read the Comments(medium.com)
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Post the link here as well. Some students from India/Brazil and other countries would be reading hackernews as well and can spread the word. As others have suggested, try posting in reddit groups as well.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
I agree. But there are some people(like me) who like a more structured approach, at least initially. I am no kernel developer, so can't comment in that respect with the right technical know-how, but for learning something new, a sequen
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by akshat_h 11y ago
There is also http://eudyptula-challenge.org/ which might help in familiarising with the codebase in sequential steps.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Just checked. Sansa Stark is 17 in Game of thrones TV series season 5 fictional history. Did I(and millions of other people) watch child porn? Sophie Turner is actually 19.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Or it would make pre-planned lying easier. "Check my fit bit. And my phone. And my watch. I was lying in my bed, not participating in high-speed autonomous car racing." EDIT: "That traffic camera has my twin"
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by akshat_h 11y ago
There are a few third-party browsers like ubrowser that may give somewhat better experience. I had a lumia 520, and ubrowser gave a better experience than Internet Explorer on that phone.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Or they could allow installing from apk or third party stores. Though that will help only the more technical users, which doesn't seem to be lumia's target market.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
I remember the recent controversy about inclusion of google now features in chromium in relation to this. We have mobile phones and other devices like Amazon's Echo that can and do listen to whatever we speak. Although, right now they
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by akshat_h 11y ago
It is refreshing to see data not being collected for what is a free service. But as far as I know you are not collecting any personal information that may be used to identify a specific person. Can you clarify more on why you think data col
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by akshat_h 11y ago
I am quite curious about how food was before potatoes, tomatoes and chillies were found in Americas. Based on what I know of Indian cuisine(north India Punjabi though it is one of the most popular that has been exported outside), these thre
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Mine was visual basic in school. Though we only had one year of that where we designed calculator gui before moving to C++. I don't think there are many bad habits to be learned from Swift though. It seems a decently designed language.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
I am not sure VR is going only for the gaming market. There are lots of other potential uses that VR could be used for, including even perhaps stuff like telephony in say 15-20 years. Gaming is the current thrust issue, but there is lots of
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by akshat_h 11y ago
That seems worse for the actual candidates. With the lottery being what it is, there is I think almost 50% chance of a candidate getting H1B. Also for prevailing wage, I checked what a Computer Programmer should make in SF. I got these as r
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by akshat_h 11y ago
Curious if a vpn service to libraries would solve this problem somewhat. At least for the alumni card, you should get access to vpn account.
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by akshat_h 11y ago
In our class, we have discussed repeatedly that the best way to make money would be to start a new journal with the word "International" in it. The problem with some open access journals is that they accept anything. Apart from Co
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by akshat_h 11y ago
I am confused by one thing here. If you and other person had similar jobs, why was the other H1B approved, considering legally they are required to pay comparably? I keep hearing Tata, Wipro, Cognizant as the main culprits, but being a Grad