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by kailashbadu 17y ago
Kathmandu, Nepal
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
No regular user would ever turn the masking off So what is the harm there? Even if a user could not figure out (oddly) what the checkbox does, he'll continue to get the password field to behave in the way he is accustomed to. Surely, peop
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
1. New editions are not churned out every six months. 2. In most cases you can get away with not having the latest edition for a class . Schools don't change the syllabus just because a new edition of a text book has just rolled out.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
Actually he has long stepped down as a CEO of Infosys. He, however, continued to wield the title of co-chairman until now.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
Nah, you aren't factoring in those who are cruising on a ship at any given time.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
See, his assertion just worked!
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
I just noticed that the title of this thread has now been changed from one that accuses Techcrunch of stealing a story to the one that blame it of misleading. Unfortunately, it's still not the Techcrunch post but the title of this thread th
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
stealing? seriously? Just because they didn’t link to the site they were reporting about? looks like someone is hopelessly desperate for publicity.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
My wife wants me to have a fixed time for starting and finishing work every day. The trouble is that I don’t have a set time for leaving the work desk. Nor is there much distinction between weekdays and weekends.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
Well, I guess, they indeed are good at making things up. especially when they have the benefit of hindsight.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
I have always been skeptical of what prophetic capabilities of economists. Their predictions on rise and fall of the greenback, oil prices, share market performance have mostly fell flat on face. Remember how the league of global economists
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
they certainly do; provided they have enough work to keep their hands busy all the time.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
It could also mean that a number of facebook users are fond of lying their ages.
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by kailashbadu 17y ago
I don’t see how credit crisis affect would affect the system other than that people have less money to send around.
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
The author is citing Office 2007 as an example of how consistency across similar applications is a good thing. Word, Excel, and Powerpoint have consistent interfaces which is a good thing. How usable those interfaces are, on the other hand,
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
Why 30 Years, specifically?
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Top Gobbledygook phrases used in 2008 and how to avoid them(webinknow.com)
1 points by kailashbadu 18y ago|0 comments
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
In the video he touches on several points crucial for a successful startup including believing in your idea when no one does. Paradoxically, unlike many startup founders (Yahoo, Google, Microsoft) who left schools to focus on their business
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
It’s not so much about computers being outside natural lifestyle as it is about taking a break from your usual routine. I work with computers day in and day out, through out the week. Taking a complete break once in a while is a nice aberra
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
The post merely regurgitates what has been repeated to the point of being clichéd. The goal of an ideal web design should be to put your message across instead of trying to inspire the awe of the visitors. The later experience is fleeting a
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
For a typical adult, it's high enough. In fact, it's one full working day. HN members and techies are a different story.
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
Off topic but then I would presume that you do not know what marketing is. Marketing is not just about selling and shouldn't be. It is also about figuring what products people want and communicating it clearly to the people who build produc
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
And why is that better?
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
I on the other hand become further unproductive. I keep coming back every 30 seconds to see if it’s up again and end up doing nothing at all.
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
I am finding that HN is down more often these days. Is it because of occasional spikes or is it a persistent occurrence. Perhaps pg could explain what's going on under the hood?
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
I very much doubt whether the author had to swallow her own words a few years later. Google’s business model was awfully hazy about the time the article was written. The founders were clueless just as much as the author was about how they w
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
I didn't have to go that down. The third sentence reads 'Two-year-old Google'.
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Ask HN: Is GRE useful outside graduate school?
1 points by kailashbadu 18y ago|3 comments
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by kailashbadu 18y ago
To clarify, I am eying an elite CS school. Would you mind explaining what do you mean by preparing material for publishing, please?
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Ask HN: Is GRE useful outside graduate school?
1 points by kailashbadu 18y ago|2 comments

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