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Flow: Amazon's Augmented Reality App(flow.a9.com)
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http://db.tt/x8hW5F3N
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NetAFP releases GPLed Netatalk 2.2 only to paying customers(netafp.com)
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You're right about the history of Partition. This is roughly what happened. The British cabinet committee had originally proposed a 3-tier federation: with the center at the top, a provincial grouping of states in the middle, and states at
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This article is timely, in light of (yet another) terrorist attack on Mumbai by allegedly Islamic militants. I'm going to go out on a limb here and claim that this attack is only the latest in a long bloody series of consequences of Partiti
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Interesting new claim, but irrelevant to the OP. I'd suggest you put your thoughts together in one cogent reply rather than randomly trolling comments all over this page.
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It bugs you because you don't get get it, freely stereotype and readily tell people how to spend their free time. I work for a bigco that doesn't contribute to open source. I used to work for a bigco that was one of the biggest contributors
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The ‘Gotcha’ Immigration Policy (ilw.com)
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New Immigration Bill for Skilled Workers: IDEA Act of 2011(scribd.com)
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As long as there is some component of air that stays the same: both in identity and proportion, the calculation should hold. Is there such a component? Simplifying assumptions, even those seemingly false, are common in fun math problems. Th
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The existence of a well-backed military-industrial complex seems to have very little to go with the glut of engineers in India, let alone cross-border politics. As a product of this system, the reason seems fairly straightforward to me. Its
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Yes. Same for his dissing of Simonyi. Almost seems personal. He might have invented the Hungarian notation, but he also oversaw the development of the most successful enterprise software ever shipped. Most of us are not exactly MS fans, but
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Agree. I've had professors that were uber hackers, prolific authors, grant magnets, inspiring educators and thorough gentlemen to boot. That's a lot of 'getting things done'.
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- Which programming language 'complicates' storing list objects in a hash map? Downright trivial in all languages I can think in (Java, C++, Perl, Ruby, Python) - What do you mean by uniqueness of elements? There's no mention of sorting by
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Using a hash table as auxiliary storage is a perfectly reasonable 'sorting algorithm'. He's not asking you to name one of the common sorting algorithms. He's asking you to solve a sorting problem, with a loosening of the usual limited memor
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Sony explains the difference between Encryption and Hashing(blog.us.playstation.com)
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Not according to the BBC. They mark it here: http://bit.ly/jl3wRU ('according to local sources'). Very different area from the earlier one, a lot more isolated. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-13257330
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correlation != causality. There's probably a zillion other things that Yahoo! uses that also run on Linux. Maybe that has something to do with their support of Linux?
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"We've been covering Yahoo's deepening interest in Hadoop over the past year. The latest development came last week when Yahoo joined the Linux Foundation. It was another signal of its focus on Hadoop and its further commitment to the data
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Varaha(github.com)
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I read this for the first time today. I have to say I'm not blown away. Don't get me wrong, I'm a ACC fan. I'm not sure what makes other commentators think something like this is within the realm of scientific possibility. It is fantastic,