dheerosaur

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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Will small face icons or smilies be good alternatives for M and F?
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
It's even more insulting when they are used just to fill some Excel sheets and monitoring logs.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D.Salinger because of the Holden Caulfield in me who couldn't tolerate all the phoniness around. Also enjoyed The Man Who Knew Infinity by Robert Kanigel. After reading about Hardy in this book, I have read "A Ma
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
How To Train Your Dragon - for it's story, characters, animation, voices.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Something that could have answered this question for us.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
> What got me hooked on chrome was the unified address bar that just worked Has anyone used CyberSearch add-on for Firefox? It's one of the add-ons I got so used to, that's the biggest reason I am sticking with Firefox.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Yeah, I was looking for Rich Hickey after answering the obvious and popular ones.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
>If I were to choose a single inventor for Scheme, I would have chosen Sussman, not Steele. Yes, I was disappointed too. Sussman should be there. He is one my personal favorites.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
I liked it. The logo text in the header does not link to home page. Is it deliberate?
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Why, I really like Python's documentation. Did you mean that the Python documentation is NOT good?
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
I can't think of one, but is there a way to make the textboxes more call-to-action?
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
NASSCOM may not be important. But, I feel that the times are changing in India. In the last few months, I have seen people dropping out of their so-called safe jobs and choosing to work on what they like (that includes me too). My feeling i
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
There is a great Firefox plug-in called CyberSearch. I can't imagine browsing without it. For me, it works way better than the integrated location bar in Google Chrome.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
My mother says the same about me. She used to listen to a particular song when she was pregnant with me. After I was born, whenever my dad played that song, I would search for the source.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Why does my {wife, girlfriend, ex girlfriend) http://www.technomancy.org/google-suggest-venn/#start=why+do...
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Were you referring to this quote? "Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention to arrive safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming: W
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
I completely agree with you. In the beginning, when I was confused whether I had to stick to the illusory safety or to do my own thing and create value. Listening to Seth Godin's audio books and some of his interviews had definitely helped.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Yes, I have seen my friend using hotmail recently (on Windows). It is pretty good.
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
Just curious. Where are you from?
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
People ask me how I go through the pain of watching Test cricket. My answer to them has always been "You don't get the point, do you?". People just don't understand how beautiful some things are. Some tastes are acquired. I understand that
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by dheerosaur 16y ago
A really brilliant, moving post. It is extremely difficult to work on something you despise. We don't get to know how many such artists had and will have to work on uninteresting stuff and work with stupid, demanding people. Having a family