kislayverma

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Alway keep a backup. Of everything.(randomranch.blogspot.in)
1 points by kislayverma 13y ago|0 comments
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by kislayverma 14y ago
Some believe that if you really proved that the universe was a simulation, the universe would change into a newer and better simulation. Evidence suggests this has happened before.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
Has this made headlines in all kinds of mainstream media yet? Because it bloody well should.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
BrowserStack +1!!
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by kislayverma 14y ago
Three cheers for startups that manage this! I attended a talk given by the Hyderabad Angels some time ago and found their outlook to be very strange. "We only fund companies with a proven and existing source of revenue. We don't fund ideas.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
It's also about half of Nasim Taleb's content. He repeatedly asserts that outside of the hard sciences like physics, there are no experts.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
I keep a list of unread email with ideas as their subjects and work my way through them, converting each to a blog entry.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
True. I think if we analyzed the predictions of so called 'experts' before and after the fact of any event, the result would be extremely embarrassing. But then, we should already know that.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
As ridiculous as this patent attempt is by itself, I find it even more amusing/alarming that an American court is seen as the appropriate body to sit in judgement of the human genome.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
This is why, paraphrasing Taleb, I shun newspapers and TV and keep hoary tomes by my bedside.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
I love these time-capsule style re-posts.
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How to review everything?(randomranch.blogspot.in)
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by kislayverma 14y ago
GO RACKSPACE!!!
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by kislayverma 14y ago
>>> The key thing to remember is that you are not enriching your experiences by sharing them online; you’re detracting from them because all your efforts are focussed on making them look attractive to other people. >>&#
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by kislayverma 14y ago
So now I'm thinking - is the solution to support multiple options or to own all pieces of functionality?
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Technology, not activism, will save the environment(randomranch.blogspot.in)
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by kislayverma 14y ago
The "Outliers" argument. The only way for a meritocratic system to work is by creating an absolutely level starting plane for all competitors. Which is in itself somewhat ironic because meritocracy reminds of capitalism (indirectly, I admit
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The problem with crowdsourced content (online reviews are broken)(randomranch.blogspot.in)
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by kislayverma 14y ago
What better way to spend the public dime than this.
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by kislayverma 14y ago
I haven't checked it out in detail, but Jeff Atwood's 'Discourse' ( http://www.discourse.org/ ) does seem to have some of this stuff. It's a forum, but I wonder if it could be used as a blog. And although I agree that the prevalent bloggin
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by kislayverma 14y ago
The first 'D' is for 'Drastic' :)
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This is the most low-tech DDOS ever!
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by kislayverma 14y ago
Bigoted idiots. This rant is surprisingly similar to press release before every western invasion of a country - freedom, threat to 'small' consumers etc. "we will lose the opportunity to monitor and protect our privacy" Really now!!! So my