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by msravi 12y ago
Agreed. 1, 2, 3, and 10, are/were pretty common stuff that I eat/ate. 4, 5, and 9 were less common 15 years ago, but is today a lot more popular, thanks to readily available breakfast mixes (primarily from MTR http://ww
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by msravi 12y ago
I've been using Julia in production for about 4 months now for algorithmic trading (not high frequency) and am very happy with it. I use Julia for the core algorithmic engine while my broker interface is in Python/Java/C++. T
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by msravi 12y ago
My bad... it actually comes in at #3 and is hidden under amazon. You can filter using the legend to see it.
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by msravi 12y ago
Surprised that Facebook doesn't make it to the top-3 in the US
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by msravi 12y ago
If Google, FB, etc. got on the bandwagon and slowed down all requests from FCC and GOV IPs, I'm sure that would get their attention pretty quick! Now again, why would FCC or anyone in govt. visit Google or FB? I'll let you answer
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by msravi 13y ago
Julia: print([(x%3==0) && (x%5==0) ? "FizzBuzz" : (x%3==0) ? "Fizz" : (x%5==0) ? "Buzz" : x for x in 1:100])
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by msravi 13y ago
But nothing is known about how long the NSA keeps records. So couldn't the NSA just shrug off the request saying that they don't have the record and not reveal any more details on their retention policy under the pretext that reve
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Google Play reviews to be posted with real name and picture(techcrunch.com)
3 points by msravi 14y ago|0 comments
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by msravi 15y ago
Quote: "But the funny thing is, the same people that are fine with pirating are against essentially the same thing with the GNU license" You probably have cause and effect reversed. I'd wager that one of the biggest reasons for their wantin
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What Actually Changed in Google’s Privacy Policy(eff.org)
13 points by msravi 15y ago|1 comments
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Video: FBI Trainer Says Forget 'Irrelevant' al-Qaida, Target Islam(wired.com)
2 points by msravi 15y ago|0 comments
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by msravi 15y ago
Time to get more popcorn: http://techcrunch.com/2011/09/14/the-2011-disrupt-sf-battlef... Scott Yates · Top Commenter · CEO at BlogMutt Hate to say it, but this comment from Michael Arrington is the absolute proof that Techcrunch is no l
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Anonymous Withdraws Indian Hack Under Pressure(pcworld.com)
1 points by msravi 15y ago|0 comments
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Study on impact of microloans paints mixed picture at best(arstechnica.com)
2 points by msravi 15y ago|0 comments
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How Yelp Crushed Citysearch & Yahoo Local(searchengineland.com)
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by msravi 15y ago
Anonymous' response: http://i.imgur.com/2tJJ2.jpg
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by msravi 15y ago
Anonymous' press release: http://i.imgur.com/2tJJ2.jpg
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Sony blames "Anonymous" for stage-setting theft(reuters.com)
2 points by msravi 15y ago|1 comments
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by msravi 15y ago
Which TOS are you referring to? The Android Marketplace TOS? Could you please point to the section of the TOS that mentions this? I find it very strange that the marketplace would be concerned about an application's bandwidth usage.
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Google plays ball with carriers to kill tethering apps(thisismynext.com)
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by msravi 16y ago
So if gmail or yahoo or hotmail or whatever, suddenly decided that your username is trademarked and "moved" your email, without notifying you or giving you a chance to contest the trademark infringement, you'd be ok with it? You'd sympathiz
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by msravi 16y ago
1. This explanation seems to ignore the timestamps that are stored along with the hotspots/towers data. What do the timestamps represent? The time when the cache was downloaded onto the phone? 2. Speculatively, the way this seems to work is
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by msravi 16y ago
It probably has more to do with a lot of asian companies imposing tight restrictions on what can/cannot be installed on work computers rather than a microsoft-centric tech culture.
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iPad 2 Cover Is Smart, All Right - If You’re Steve Jobs(wired.com)
1 points by msravi 16y ago|0 comments
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Is Apple Getting Too Greedy?(newsgrange.com)
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by msravi 16y ago
There's not too good a way to get around that, is there? You do need to establish your identity by some means initially. Perhaps they can let you renew at less frequent intervals (like they do with passports), but other than that, what do y
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by msravi 16y ago
> Online electronic tax filing requires that you complete the process in paper format as well. To complete the electronic process you have to send it in by normal snail mail as well. And you cant get acknowledgments. Well, you certainly
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by msravi 16y ago
Agreed. Usability with 3D secure is not bad at all. Breaking the "subscription" model is actually a good thing in the current scenario, where the customer has very little control on when and how he unsubscribes to services, and businesses u
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Amazon to close Texas distribution center amid sales tax fight(statesman.com)
2 points by msravi 16y ago|0 comments
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by msravi 16y ago
HBGary's proposed plan of attack against Wikileaks http://www.thetechherald.com/article.php/201106/6798/Data-in...

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