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Future of Screen Technology - 2014(youtube.com)
2 points by jyothi 16y ago|1 comments
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by jyothi 16y ago
>> "You’ll get judged by your best work." well till you get an audience, then they are going to watch your back and you cannot the do something always, good or bad rule. you will have to be cautious. also there are cases where your
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by jyothi 16y ago
The blog reads don't do A/B tests for "small changes". On the contrary I actually think A/B tests over large number of users work great for small changes than user testing with a small set. Many users cannot articulate the benefit of the sm
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by jyothi 16y ago
> Back before I even knew that facebook had guidelines I had a facebook app disabled (and associated facebook account). It was not spamming or anything, just inviting people in strongly worded language to download the app. The exact sam
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by jyothi 16y ago
yep. However no suction is necessary like in western toilets and everything works perfectly just with gravity. Thus, the squat ones do save lot of water, 1 ltr is sufficient for flush. Of course, the plumbing particularly the inclination &#
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by jyothi 16y ago
Here in Asia, you most always find both western and squat toilet in houses, hotels and public toilets. In public toilets squat toilets are still more hygienic to use than sitting on the western toilet seats. Moreover if the flush doesn't wo
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by jyothi 16y ago
I've used piwik, it really powers the way you can do in-house analytics. Real time, javascript based tracking - no need to wait for data to accumulate. Plugin model makes it highly flexible and extensible. Module Design is very good. I want
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by jyothi 16y ago
I understand the frustration with most search results today. It is not fair. And in a competitive space few not so good sites outsmart the genuinely good ones. But.. >> My understanding was always that "If I wrote it, they will come
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by jyothi 16y ago
http://chrisfenton.com/homebrew-cray-1a/ The detail article with architecture & photos from the building process.
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by jyothi 16y ago
Some of my favourites: // somedev1 - 6/7/02 Adding temporary tracking of Login screen // somedev2 - 5/22/07 Temporary my ass //When I wrote this, only God and I understood what I was doing //Now, God only knows E
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What is the best comment in source code you have ever encountered?(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by jyothi 16y ago|3 comments
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by jyothi 16y ago
True the overlap might be very high and it is extremely hard to find the common userbase with the available open tools. Will have to wait for hitwise, comscore or someone to publish a report. I happened to look more into the global top site
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by jyothi 16y ago
You might want to consider youtube traffic there, which is #4 on alexa rank. This will push the cross over by few more years for even statistical predictions. http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/google.com+facebook.com+youtub... Few other inter
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Change Axiom: Pain of staying the same has to become greater than pain of change(anthonycoppedge.com)
1 points by jyothi 16y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 16y ago
Any married women founders or anyone whose wife is doing a startup ? Would be good to get tips from you. I multitask fairly well but have always feared juggling married life with a startup. I am getting married this october. My fiancee is s
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by jyothi 16y ago
It is both a "4" (upright) and "f" from right almost similar to its favicon. Very creative confluence. Sadly it can also be seen as facebook nailing down the 4 in a square.
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How Customer Development Failed Us(steveblank.com)
15 points by jyothi 16y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 16y ago
Most of these "confidential" documents are presentations made by google employees to other companies to sell adwords. A peep into the documents reveal the huge investment Google does into Product Marketing Managers who do industry analysis,
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Facebook - Live from Headquarters. (apps.facebook.com)
4 points by jyothi 16y ago|0 comments
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by jyothi 16y ago
Their experience of a time with lowest morale or finances or hope as a founder ? How did they overcome it ?
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by jyothi 16y ago
Building community needs evangelizing it, building brand ambassadors out of your users and most important "listening to your users closely". One needs to set up a mode of direct conversation. This comes naturally when you start small like t
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by jyothi 16y ago
So ? Its not about one off instance where laziness might be welcome. I am talking about people who add no value to their existence, to the well being of anyone. ps: I don't understand why my previous comment has to be downmodded. It is to t
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by jyothi 16y ago
Customer Support. If only they knew what they know forget what the customer needs. People trained to very politely deliver long quotes without really meaning an ounce of what that sentence is. And of course not knowing much to really resolv
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by jyothi 16y ago
lies & laziness. I see people around cribbing why they are not rich or can't or not being treated at par or not getting due credits. Dig in a little and you see they don't even want to work hard.
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by jyothi 16y ago
Hiring tip - "The mind, sharp but not broad, sticks at every point but does not move" ~Tagore
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by jyothi 16y ago
When People stop growing, the organization stops growing and then the decline starts ...
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by jyothi 16y ago
Kapil Sibal, the minister holding the tablet has a MA/ LLB from DU & a LLM from Harvard.
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by jyothi 16y ago
Interesting story there. Lou Montulli says he is the inventor because he mentioned something on those lines over coffee. Sadly he doesn't even state the engineer's name who actually took his joke to implementation to get <blink> int
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by jyothi 16y ago
yeah probably all scientists were instructed to come in "blue" jeans only.
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by jyothi 16y ago
betting on a temporal paradox

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