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by jyothi 18y ago
Seems like a new nature of crime which is rising. Last was the attack on Michael Arlington. In this case as speculated it could be for access from a very normal guy, not terrorists not criminals. Is it a indication of losing patience, val
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Minimal Invasive Education: Inspiration behind Q & A, Slumdog millionaire(ascilite.org.au)
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by jyothi 18y ago
Why are we humans always obsessed with figuring out how another living or non-living being can be leveraged for our benefit only. Why can't we just give them their space and live in 'mutual harmony' without expecting a favor. It is remarkab
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by jyothi 18y ago
That is true. He was really lucky. So many replays yet I cannot believe the way the bus dodges its way in busy traffic. But knowing that he is fine and doing some fun things it made me ROFL.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Oh, follow the link. He hacked a video depiction of how the accident happened. Its quite hilarious how the big bus dodges on green and throws him on the pavement. Happens only in Bangalore.
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What does a hacker do after an accident which puts him to bed rest?(dy-verse.blogspot.com)
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When Will Netflix Start Renting Games?(fool.com)
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Facebook Clocks Five(blog.facebook.com)
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by jyothi 18y ago
downvote <- disagree flag <- detract how about using it that way? May be PG can have some logic to screen all flagged conversation on flag score than a semantic scan or abusive content.
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by jyothi 18y ago
The transition that I went through was a team of 4 dev team + 4 leadership folks blow up into 18 tech + 5 leadership. It was more than 400% growth and happened in a matter of 20 days. This was a team within a larger company but highly focu
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Super Bowl: 1984 Ad of Apple(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jyothi 18y ago
I did not watch it either. But read this in the morning http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/02/business/media/02adco.html Goes with what you describe.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Very impressive. These are ads that ran during super bowl.Interesting facts: - Humor has been the winning ingredient. However celebrity involvement has considerably raised over years. - Beverages have always had a lot of ads. - Check out th
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Super Ad Bowl: 2 decades of ads on a timeline(nytimes.com)
5 points by jyothi 18y ago|3 comments
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by jyothi 18y ago
- better funnel graphs. Meaning their funnel logic doesn't work for anything but straight simple navigation - tree like. I would rather need something like what statviz generates. - A drill down upto session level navigation. - A query edit
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by jyothi 18y ago
I personally think adwords tool is the best freely available tool right now. Spyfu and wordtracker are other options - paid. More expensive Hitwise reports, can't beat these in terms of depth and accuracy. You should also check out google's
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by jyothi 18y ago
Life well lived! Didn't know much about him till now. But totally impressive. Very few get to achieve so much so early and live life so fully. Another nice post here http://lundxy.com/?p=3250
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by jyothi 18y ago
And if possible a semantic summarizer too. Glanced through 2-3 pages, seems like a totally dragged story of his brilliance as a kid, then things he ventured into.
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by jyothi 18y ago
It says the price is currently $20 though. At this stage, the price is working out to be $20 but with mass production it is bound to come down Still it is quite unbelievable. If it was something built to browse internet alone with little
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by jyothi 18y ago
Interesting point on the "globally comprehensible subset". I agree with you completely for international correspondence. What I had in mind was more of messages and docs required for a product itself. I had a personal experience building th
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by jyothi 18y ago
The funny part is - Order the Turing Machine today and you'll also receive... - Infinite tape* - Infinite storage* - Unlimited computability* *Subject to availability
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by jyothi 18y ago
A BA in creative writing. That could be of tremendous help to lot of businesses worldwide. English is the international business language but unfortunately at least two-thirds of the world struggles to communicate correctly. Just as US outs
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Innovations impacting basic problems at the core(cnn.com)
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by jyothi 18y ago
This is a complete dishonor. Yes things have to change. Startups and people involved should show basic respect and honor for others even if they are competitors or so-believed goal makers - TC and other blogs, VCs or anyone who pump some fu
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Offline GMail (uses Gears)(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
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by jyothi 18y ago
yeah there is no karma for ageing.
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by jyothi 18y ago
good one. I hope this thread picks up. Scribd posting is the first of its kind job posting on HN.. sponsored.
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by jyothi 18y ago
Ah. Would this be followed by more job postings - paid too ? It is a niche audience here for hacker jobs and more. Highly valuable and I guess people wouldn't have much of a problem either once in a while to look at a good job posting. But
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by jyothi 18y ago
_very_early mornings have worked for me too on all critical work. One has to experience the 4 am bliss to appreciate it. When I have company I do end up working late night.
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by jyothi 18y ago
A former VP at my previous employer quit and started shangby.com, a live shopping platform for pearls, silk and china around shanghai sitting in your living room. I think they failed. But you should check out their live shopping experience,

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