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by pavanky 13y ago
But the users are listening to their own songs.
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by pavanky 13y ago
Relevant discussion on reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/Music/comments/1gyylv/my_song_got_pl... The artists don't seem to understand that Pandora simply doesn't have the scope or reach of their
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by pavanky 13y ago
Interesting. My comment was made after reading through other posts in this thread. I always thought "dead" just meant heavily downvoted comments.
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by pavanky 13y ago
That won't tell you if you are dead though. I think that is what OP was asking.
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by pavanky 13y ago
@adamnemecek is right. I flipped around C and C++.
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by pavanky 13y ago
"I like your C++. I do not like your C++ programmers" -- Gandhi. While I am at it, it is my opinion that bad C++ programming style is much worse than bad C programming styles. For example http://i.imgur.com/xtohcJH.jpg CUDA programmers
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by pavanky 13y ago
You are not going to be using the peak capacity constantly. If you are listening to music / watching videos, then the rate at which you are downloading is limited to the quality of those streams which is often not close to the peak. If you
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by pavanky 13y ago
This would make sense if other phones are throttled similarly. And the article suggests they are not. (an android user)
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by pavanky 13y ago
In an Atlanta I get 15-25 Mbps regularly outdoors (very close to downtown). The speeds are higher where there isn't too much concrete and people. I have also seen 55Mbps in suburbs of Atlanta. This is on At&t.
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by pavanky 13y ago
The cost argument can not always be made. Millions of dollars are also poured into commercial software. Yet open source alternatives exist that are really good. For example icc vs gcc. This happened because a lot of computer scientists / en
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by pavanky 13y ago
The problem I have seen with Open Source games is not usually with the game itself, but the art work. I wish someday these games would compete with proprietary games on "beauty" as well as functionality.
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by pavanky 13y ago
I agree. This is we do if (null != foo) bar(); or if (null != foo) { bar(); }
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by pavanky 13y ago
Many of these companies are not "startups" anymore. Fir example, Ebay ?
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by pavanky 13y ago
The list from my laptop is very different from my development machine of choice. Not sure if adding it twice would skew the results.
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by pavanky 13y ago
How is this news now ? Isn't this pretty much what every corporation does to reduce the tax load ?
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by pavanky 13y ago
For all the shit it gets, it is nice to see GNOME 3 at #3. No doubt XFCE benefited from the people disappointed with it. I personally use GNOME 3, but the latest 3.8 has had some features taken off that pissed me off a bit. Nothing critical
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by pavanky 13y ago
Not going to lie, I didn't know where the signup button is when I was trying to sign up for a throwaway. I simply gave up after that.
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by pavanky 13y ago
Good news friend. This[1] was announced a few weeks ago. [1] http://cgit.freedesktop.org/beignet/tree/README.md
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by pavanky 14y ago
Cite some examples.
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by pavanky 14y ago
I admit calling out OP for creating a conspiracy theory was a little bit too harsh. That said, I did not understand a better way to put my point across. The article barely mentions Mozilla, doesn't mention Google at all. They talk about why
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by pavanky 14y ago
Did you even read the article ?
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by pavanky 14y ago
> Opera gets in bed with Google Chrome and then sues the other camp? I thought they were above all this. They are suing their former employee, not Mozilla. > Webkit, Blink and Gecko have near-parity on features, and are competing mo
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by pavanky 14y ago
I don't drive or travel much. But the few times it has been insanely helpful is if you do travel and have no idea about places to visit / see while you are there.
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by pavanky 14y ago
> I'm also surprised that this was released before Google I/O I haven't been at the Google I/O but it wouldn't be surprising if they did not want to have anything to do with a competitor mentioned at their conference.
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by pavanky 14y ago
She probably bought a phone he sold off or lost ?
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by pavanky 14y ago
Just someone who loves to bash Google.
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by pavanky 14y ago
How does this particular article make him look / sound / appear irrational ?
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by pavanky 14y ago
Sounds like you enabled two factor authentication. I don't think Google would randomly pull a stunt like that. If you have enabled two factor authentication, they do provide 5 "emergency" codes that you can use if you don't have access to y
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by pavanky 14y ago
> Let us count the ways. I count at most one.
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by pavanky 14y ago
The article mentions that it is a macbook pro. Not an MBA.

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