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by praneshp 10y ago
Not sure if Netflix confirmed officially, but they were down during this week's Ddos attack on DynDNS. Would be interesting to know why
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by praneshp 10y ago
It's Friday. Story/short write up appreciated
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by praneshp 10y ago
I pair fastmail with postbox on mac, and search is terrific (because of postbox). Quite expensive though. Also nothing as good on mobile. But fastmail search has been okay, I'm not too handicapped.
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by praneshp 10y ago
thanks!
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by praneshp 10y ago
How did you read the article? You signed up on the website?
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by praneshp 10y ago
I look at that subredddit once in a week or so, and I agree with the other persons' opinion. Some of the quotes might have meat in them, but you should have the patience to wade through a bunch of (((, MAGA, Cuck, and other Trump sloga
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by praneshp 10y ago
Can you point me to a good resource for "a game which uses a graphics engine". Last week, I built both an android app and an iOS app, and would like to build something that compiles cross-platform to complete the set.
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by praneshp 10y ago
Do your first two points happen frequently in a semi-professionally run data center? I haven't even heard of such stuff. Hardware failures happen often, I agree.
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by praneshp 10y ago
I have always been in (1) or (2), but can think of (3) I'd love to be at this job (because of company mission, etc) . Maybe it is a subcase of (2)?
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by praneshp 10y ago
Domestic, yes. It was bad for me when I was in Montana recently, but it could just be that regular mobile networks suck in those places anyway (because sparse population). When I went home to India it worked very well, likely because it jus
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by praneshp 10y ago
Thanks for replying! Good analogy!
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by praneshp 10y ago
It takes less than a day to port your number over. As a Project Fi customer I can tell you that 1) customer support is awesome 2) It feels like a VC-backed startup, they give you generous discounts for small issues 3) There are a few small
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by praneshp 10y ago
Was the arbitrary thing you did somewhat scientific (ie,from reading papers, etc about ideal company size)? Asking just out of curiosity, I don't think your comment is going to be too popular. I care about this a little bit because of
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by praneshp 10y ago
I learned Hadoop in Grad school in 2013. If you can spend a little bit of cash, get some VMs on AWS, and follow one of the many guides out there (for example, Cloudera) to install Hadoop. Should be enough to build something like: http:&#x2
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Wal-Mart in talks to buy stake in Flipkart(thehindu.com)
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by praneshp 10y ago
I disagree, but thanks for playing.
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by praneshp 10y ago
I agree with the "self-promoter" characterization (and support the other reply that most CEOs of such companies are so). However, the $7m figure for the holiday party is incorrect. I was at Yahoo then, and we were shown some numbe
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by praneshp 10y ago
Except for reading up on the school's history (which I wasn't too keen to), is there another indication that a school is public?
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by praneshp 10y ago
2, got a MS there, after a Bachelors in India. You must be thinking I fit the profile :-)
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by praneshp 10y ago
No, I did not. I thought it was privately owned (like Stanford, Johns Hopkins, USC, etc).
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by praneshp 10y ago
I went to Georgia Tech, and a small subset of Indians there matched the "bachelors in India + work in consultancy" description. I didn't feel anyone there was clueless though. Definitely no fake resume shit. It is possible th
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by praneshp 10y ago
It's not offensive to me. I didn't downvote you. As an Indian, I can see why some others could've found it offensive. Anytime ISRO does a newsworthy launch, some Western newspaper writes that the money could be used to build
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by praneshp 10y ago
"I know its been a bit controversial." Curious, what do you know? Did you mean controversial in western media? In that case, yes, I agree. The local media (and people) see this as something to be proud of, there is not much debate
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by praneshp 10y ago
Really? Can you point me to 4 or 5 cases where women were killed for such trivial things? As a counter example, it's really common to read about dowry-related killings. http://indianexpress.com/article/india/i
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by praneshp 10y ago
Re Kubernetes, there will be some extra lines of course, but I really doubt it will run into the thousands. For example, I have a few (test) apps running on a (test) k8s cluster with a few small yaml files and a small shell script to build
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by praneshp 10y ago
Some of us do not have the luxury of living in a rv and travelling most of the time, so we take the easy route and go to national parks in the limited time available. I went to yellowstone this independence day weekend, and it was terrific,
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GoDaddy is hiring grand-daddies(washingtonpost.com)
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Yahoo Open-Sources Pulsar, Pub-Sub Messaging at Scale(yahooeng.tumblr.com)
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by praneshp 10y ago
http://zenpencils.com/comic/124-taylor-mali-what-teachers-ma...
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by praneshp 10y ago
I doubt it. Even if we wanted to waste our money there, the chances of getting a F1 visa is slim to none. Maybe there are Indians attending these schools illegally but pretty sure it's not large enough for anyone to notice. Do you have

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