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by jyothi 18y ago
Few things I can think of.. 1. Usability tests (including heat maps and replays for manual observations) 2. Measuring effectiveness of display ads (web, TV etc) more concretely. 3. Accurate Strabismus (Squint) recognition and measurement.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Interesting. That was an exploit in fingerd and .plan residing on users home directories is definitely vulnerable. "... - a lot like HackerNews" exactly :). May be just simple text files or basic html with bold, italic, href tags served
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by jyothi 18y ago
I second. It dawns on me today - the web is made unnecessarily heavy. For most blogs and content all we need is simple text :) so light, so clean. PS: Repeated the note as it was hidden and in the wrong context.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Have you folks used iRead on facebook/orkut/hi5/bebo ? iRead has the highest user base ~2M across all social networks and the independent site. It has lot more features than library things too. They recently got acquired by Lulu and rebrand
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by jyothi 18y ago
Google has it in its pages - http://www.google.com/search?q=brett+tabke+blog and with a nice meta description Brett Tabke experiments with writing a weblog in a text file usually read only by robots. Commentary on the world of search engi
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Forbes tool for organizational structure. (orgchart.forbes.com)
1 points by jyothi 18y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
I stumbled upon this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:2005education_spending.PN... Public spending on education in 2005 as a percentage of the top government (USA - $734,893,675,000) Here is the worldbank report on how much every coun
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PowerReaders - A Google Reader Mashup. (google.com)
1 points by jyothi 18y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
It is still broken and I have no clue why this post has been voted up so many times.
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by jyothi 18y ago
I like the latter part of your comment. Reminds of jobs stanford speech. 'You've got to find what you love' "The minute I dropped out I could stop taking the required classes that didn't interest me, and begin dropping in on the ones that l
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by jyothi 18y ago
Very nice article. All the schools (at least what I have seen) today create literates and many are not even good at that. Education is meant to give a pupil the strength, confidence and a value system to lead life. "A potter's son learnt po
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by jyothi 18y ago
Isn't that a lot of focus and traction just around iPhone applications? Android never took off. Rest of the platforms elsewhere on the web - facebook, opensocial have now become stagnant. At least in India jobs just killed the iPhone market
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IFund & iFriend iPhone apps - Matt Murphy & $100M investments. (nytimes.com)
4 points by jyothi 18y ago|1 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
Its actually the opposite, by natural instinct. Its all about finding what you want - irrespective of whether it is from the shop owner or offers or ads. If you don't find what you want. There is NO reason to sympathize whatsoever. For blog
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by jyothi 18y ago
Oh if you register even these guys do. http://readitlaterlist.com/ That is why the highlight around firefox plugin. Rest they are very similar. Any user account based system becomes an unnecessary overhead for something so transient. If y
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by jyothi 18y ago
Ah InstaPaper they are very similar. But I found the readitlater plugin better (readitlaterlist.com) - One you don't necessarily have to register and all that. Its not yet another community. You are just an anonymous user. - There is an of
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Read it later - no more clutters on bookmarks(ideashower.com)
8 points by jyothi 18y ago|14 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
Frequency around 20:00 - 2:00 should have been one hr. My bet is it peaks at 01:00.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Yeah and they bounce and rebound. Impressive stuff. Did you notice the letter 'r' leaves a trail when you throw it R-L ? A blue trail and the intensity of the line differs too.
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by jyothi 18y ago
This one is similar to the article "how I stole someone else's identity." It is disappointing that neither Google or Baidu could act and retain a cache of the page. That would be history err.. or legally nothing can be done.
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Hack the Olympics(strydehax.blogspot.com)
2 points by jyothi 18y ago|1 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
Agree. Even if you are not a visionary at least being updated with the market is absolutely necessary. Imagine how Keyes would respond on Amazon's release of Kindle, lest sold books online or having a vast catalog.
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by jyothi 18y ago
yeah, he is the smarter of the dumb CEOs. As he knows he at least realizes that.
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Stupid Office Pranks: Sales vs. Marketing(blog.hubspot.com)
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by jyothi 18y ago
I started searching on Yahoo when I started working with a very passionate colleague from yahoo. It is truly brilliant that for a lot of long tail queries yahoo does a great job. If they can crawl as frequently as google then they are defin
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by jyothi 18y ago
This has immense implications on how team members are valued and how to estimate and claim rewards not leading to deadlock. Something to understand very early on to know what to expect in our careers and broadly life too.
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by jyothi 18y ago
I think all this predictor thing is a hype they are using to gain traction. I used YouNoodle and I felt all this prediction thing is spoof - The real crux - This IS going to be a startup directory (crunchbase + social aspect.) Imagine a nic
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by jyothi 18y ago
Yeah Sona@Panama!! lol Then imagine meeting this super duper hacker Michael Scofield who unfortunately would have also lost his invaluable laptop to the FBI.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Trusting the level of integrity, gratification posed by founders/managers and slogging my ass for their success. Reminds me of Austin Wiltshire's blog on New hire Cannon fodder.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Lulu on an merger spree ? I hear some more rumors.

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