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by itissid 12y ago
Another interesting fact that Gleevec turned novartis around. but that patent expires soon. There was a patent battle they lost in India w.r.t. "evergreening" gleevec i.e. a small change in the drug that would help them repatent i
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by itissid 13y ago
Now this would make for a very long find waldo game.
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by itissid 15y ago
You are right I think comparing merits of closures on just a comparison with for loops and lambdas alone is not comprehensive enough. Closures are called "A poor mans way of doing OO". And its in no way less powerful than any OO language I
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by itissid 15y ago
I dont mean to hijack this post but I think granting citizenship to non citizens living here for sometime, provided they buy a house, would be a great way to raise real cash instead of printing and borrowing and cash for clunkers. There wou
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by itissid 15y ago
I think they were useful in egypt and tunisia to get people organized for the revolution that is still sweeping the middle east.
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Indian IT companies dont allow laptops on campus
2 points by itissid 15y ago|0 comments
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by itissid 15y ago
Should these tests not be a black box? If you know these tests you can cheat on them right? So the idea of making a black box benchmark is that a closed system randomly chooses tests to run(without you knowing which ones or there nature) an
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by itissid 16y ago
Even more problematic is the urgent need in many families to get the girl married soon and preferably to guys who are 3-4 years older to her. While it may sit well with many girls to have an arranged marriage(just look at the huge online ma
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by itissid 16y ago
I work for parse.ly. I just want to say that it is in the right spirits of startups... Good work, nice team, exciting goals...
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by itissid 16y ago
They have a paradigm in machine learning called over fitting. Trying to do well on a test dataset by cheating and seeing it first... I think teh benchmark should choose tests randomly from a large set of tests and calculate the expected per
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by itissid 16y ago
Oracle is like an compulsively over possessive mother who told her son "no girl is ever going to replace me sonny, I am going to keep you from the world". In the end the son may grow up with personality issues and terribly deficient in man
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by itissid 16y ago
Was there not news yesterday that IBM and oracle are going to work together on Open JDK?
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by itissid 16y ago
Thank you very much for your help I will keep on a look out for the status change or any emails that come my way...
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by itissid 16y ago
Just to be clear, I want to be very clear to make the distinction between the word "support team" which is the forum, which is not the point of criticism here...They are very helpful always... its the extension reviewers who I am talking a
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Apathy of the Google extension review process...
1 points by itissid 16y ago|4 comments