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by deepGem 12y ago
This is really cool. What would be awesome is a design rotation for engineers. The way some of the top designers work is a joy to experience. Even their scratch book looks so well organized.
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by deepGem 12y ago
That's just bad usage of a language feature don't you think. I'm still trying to figure out whether to blame the language because of the way programmers use it. Personally, I like the object + static typing + first class func
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by deepGem 12y ago
Just out of curiosity, what are the pains with Scala that clojure will heal.
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by deepGem 12y ago
Sun had a specific phrase for these workstations. It was quite geeky to carry one of those id cards embedded with a chip. Practically everyone outside Sun made a mockery of these cards.
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by deepGem 12y ago
Lets say you login to gmail in chrome. You open another tab and there are you are signed in again. This is the google+ crap I guess. The only option is to use an incognito window.
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by deepGem 12y ago
You gotta be kidding me here. You don't explicitly have to login to any Apple service when you are using Safari. However, when you are using Chrome - somehow if you login to Gmail you are logged in to the browser. You login to gmail on
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by deepGem 12y ago
Well, improving consumer protection laws is not that straightforward. It involves government and their shitty decision making abilities. You have to pass a bill blah blah. RBI cannot wait for these laws to be enacted. In the interim they&#x
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by deepGem 12y ago
"The RBI rule requiring a one time pin for all online transactions is unwise, a huge barrier to good UX, and should be removed" - That rule is only in place because India does not have enough consumer protection laws. In case of c
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by deepGem 12y ago
Regarding 1 - Can this be solved by some sort of a structured data training set - that can be trained by some variant of a classifier. Building the training set will be a giant PITA but would this be some sort of a first step in the data cl
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by deepGem 12y ago
The sad part is that this H1B visa cap will not be raised in the near future as the process is a part of the so called immigration reform (Dodd and Frank bill). Why someone would club legal and illegal immigration together is beyond my unde
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Managing SDKS/APIs for mobile app developers ?
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by deepGem 12y ago
True, one option is to integrate haptic feedback into a sensor in the shoe. But even then, what action would one take based on this feedback. Should I stop, pedal faster or switch a lane. Just the radar feedback of 'something is about
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by deepGem 12y ago
Two words. Hats off !!. My initial pessimistic instinct told me that this was not completely built at the hackathon. Glad I read through the comments.
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by deepGem 12y ago
It's way too expensive for couriers or messengers. Good point though.
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by deepGem 12y ago
For managing SSH connections have you tried the profiles on iTerm ? It's not exactly what you are looking for but might at least save you from repetitive typing.
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by deepGem 12y ago
I found the Google scholar link mentioned by one of the commentors. It is quite useful. Check out the below link for a simple search on graph databases. http://scholar.google.co.in/scholar?q=graph+databases&btnG=&...
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by deepGem 12y ago
Right but you have to use SPAERQL and from my limited experience with SPARQL it's not very fast either.
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by deepGem 12y ago
I first started with neo4j as a primary data store for our semantic graph but there are some limitations that are forcing us to look for alternatives. 1. Adding edges to a neo4j graph is a painfully slow process. For a large graph with a fe
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by deepGem 12y ago
"Android phones in that price range are generally extremely bad quality, but this seems to be a very decent package." - Not the Moto E
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by deepGem 12y ago
I am skeptical about this device becoming a game changer in tennis. I played tennis for a while and what really helped me then was video analysis. While data is helpful, it's not as helpful as video. If the wearable could depict my for
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by deepGem 12y ago
Not exactly. You have to quit the browser. Using this FF extension, you just have to close a tab. So there's no such option available in Chrome.
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by deepGem 13y ago
Regarding #1 - Facebook conversion pixel (a JS script that has to be loaded the HTML header) solves the feedback loop problem. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/offsi...
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by deepGem 13y ago
So what if Google/Apple/Intel and everyone under the sun poached each other's talent. How high can the salaries go and how high can the money drain affect. After a certain number of years, things are bound to normalise isn&#x
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by deepGem 13y ago
Have you tried using any of the cloud photo organizers? openphoto comes to mind.
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by deepGem 13y ago
Except that, using Chewing gum you can do next to nothing to others, putting the gum in their hair is as disastrous as you can get. Using SIM cards however, you can co-ordinate a terrorist attack. In a country of a billion people tracing a
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by deepGem 13y ago
What I fear is the invasion of advertisers on the online channels. Youtube is already getting there. I just hope that it doesn't get as bad as TV though.
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by deepGem 13y ago
Isn't this true of data in general. Not just specific to music. It's unfortunate that Amazon dropped some mp3s but that is more of an exception than the norm right ? If we are talking about data integrity, there are several ways i
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by deepGem 13y ago
I did not know that. Thank you.
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by deepGem 13y ago
I'm trying out loud white noise in a moderately loud environment. For about 30 minutes I"m able to concentrate. Not sure how long this will last though.
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by deepGem 13y ago
Mitsubishi corporation. Pretty much anything and everything from toasters to trains.

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