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EmotionML 1.0 - Emotion Markup Langauge(w3.org)
2 points by namank 14y ago|0 comments
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by namank 14y ago
Well the fun I'm having with this is checking all the trivial passwords that people still use despite warnings. No, mine isn't in the list.
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by namank 14y ago
Sometimes, I'll log out so the next time I go visit the site, I have the buffer period of login time where I can change my mind before being subject to the content that makes it so attractive.
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by namank 14y ago
Excellent idea but a bit unpractical because you can't stop being a programmer just like that - its the way you think. Also, I think that you would have to reach medium to expert levels in terms of skill/immersion by the time you know enoug
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by namank 14y ago
Goes for all skilled jobs where your create.
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by namank 14y ago
I look at the kind of stuff posted here and on TC/Endgadget and those kind of sites, and most of the stuff we read about doesn't even come close to the kinds of things Tesla was working on. In today's world, what are the things that are "m
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by namank 14y ago
This is interesting. I reached similar conclusions several years ago and: -turned data off on my phone. The control provided by pull is so much more than push. (email/twitter/facebook) -email client is not running 24/7 anymore. Same philoso
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by namank 14y ago
No. What makes you think that?
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by namank 14y ago
Maybe I should've posted the Google link instead; but would that have gotten the message across?
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by namank 14y ago
Its a way for up and coming devs to get known; else we are left at at mercy of YOUR contact network which may not know about us. Its also expedient in terms of time we have to invest pursuing that position.
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by namank 14y ago
Corruption and accountability are big problems in developing countries; I don't know why UK would be doing this. Cameras ensure teachers are not taking lunch breaks when they should be teaching a class.
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by namank 14y ago
Punsari - thats the name of the place http://www.google.com/search?q=Punsari
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by namank 14y ago
Yes, I've been thinking about file management problem for a while too now. Most of my files belong in multiple directories. Right now I have to make multiple links in multiple directories and I hate it every time I have to do it. Because of
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The developed village - a village that puts metros to shame(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
14 points by namank 14y ago|9 comments
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by namank 14y ago
And now you are doing for DR vs. SJ what Forbes did for the other two!
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by namank 14y ago
1. They both worked in tech. 2. Think of the comparison as Engineer vs. Designer/Inventor(because this IS the legacy of Steve Jobs when looked at as a role model). 3. If you're REALLY hard pressed for details then...iOS is a descendent of U
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by namank 14y ago
There will be in about 25 years. Beginnings of which have already been pointed out by that Facebook picture that went viral, the one that tries to contrast their contributions and their fame.
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by namank 14y ago
I'm glad a publication like Forbes is picking up on such internet phenomenon and setting things straight. We need this more than ever. This is not much different than Steve Jobs vs. Dennis Ritchie.
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by namank 14y ago
A well overdue post! I haven't done sales in 6 years but that feeling of no callback never leaves you. It's like when you go on an exciting date but nothing ever becomes of it.
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by namank 14y ago
Same reason as why programmers need to take course in sales.
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by namank 15y ago
Where does Google Plus fit into this with its Circles?
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by namank 15y ago
I would be very very surprised if the man who has written Hackers and Painters gave as much weight to recommendation letters as this post would lead us to believe. Then again, I don`t know what YC is like. Seems to me that talent, hardwork,
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by namank 15y ago
Why is this surprising at all?
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by namank 15y ago
This is interesting. I'm afraid that this might turn into an outlet for people to bribe and be ok with it because they posted the experience here. By posting it, they may inadvertently be satisfied that they have 'done something about it' w
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by namank 15y ago
Anyone on here have any insights on HOW to get there? IME, you need certain attitudes towards life to get good at both. You need to be a visionary AND an engineer. Usually people are one or the other and prefer it because they suck less at
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by namank 15y ago
Don't sugarcoat your failures to 'lazy'. You do yourself no favours.
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by namank 15y ago
Oh right! I mistook your original post for a completely different scheme. Don't know why but I was thinking about encoding data in a single call by reencoding the paging signal. Your idea is much more feasible and actually kinda cool.
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by namank 15y ago
Would you be able to do this at the app level? Maybe I don't know about it enough but I'm thinking you would need to have direct access to the radio to encode the paging signal. Then wouldn't the base station have to understand our differen
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by namank 15y ago
Keeps the networks super busy without paying for it.
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by namank 15y ago
800 numbers cost minutes. In India, incoming is free for the most part.

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