rohitarondekar

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by rohitarondekar 5y ago
Can somebody in the know elaborate on how far ahead China's lead is in AI?
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by rohitarondekar 10y ago
Would using a dedicated phone number (sim) that is not shared with any other service protect you from this? Basically nobody besides Google and you would know of this number. In India dual sim phones are very common and I've been think
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Why is YouTube being accused of censoring vloggers?(theverge.com)
3 points by rohitarondekar 10y ago|0 comments
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Lets Talk about Object Oriented Programming(medium.com)
1 points by rohitarondekar 10y ago|0 comments
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You Are Not a Commodity – Software Engineering Daily(softwareengineeringdaily.com)
3 points by rohitarondekar 10y ago|0 comments
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Who Owns Employer Branding?(postbeyond.com)
1 points by rohitarondekar 11y ago|0 comments
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by rohitarondekar 12y ago
I've started many MOOC's but never finished because I couldn't keep up with watching the videos. Not being able to flip back and forth is really limiting. The only courses[1] I've finished had good quality notes and comp
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by rohitarondekar 12y ago
For the second return to work doesn't the if have to be an expression i.e return the result of evaluating either y or z as the result of the if expression? If the language has if statements like say Javascript then it won't work.
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by rohitarondekar 12y ago
I'm not well versed with reading research papers etc but I have one question. Could it be possible that by simply practicing mindfulness meditation the brain restructured itself via a placebo style effect rather that because of the med
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Flip Flop Operator in Ruby(nithinbekal.com)
5 points by rohitarondekar 12y ago|1 comments
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by rohitarondekar 12y ago
This looks good but two things: 1] The guides section is still on the older design which I'm guessing will be updated later? 2] IMHO on the show gem page the authors/owners section should be moved below licence + versions/run
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by rohitarondekar 12y ago
Probably a precursor to Play Store Movies: https://play.google.com/store/movies
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Jumpstart Training(ubuntu.com)
58 points by rohitarondekar 12y ago|13 comments
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Sushi Science and Hamburger Science(motokawa.bio.titech.ac.jp)
10 points by rohitarondekar 12y ago|1 comments
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Polycode: Free and open source framework for creating games(polycode.org)
2 points by rohitarondekar 13y ago|0 comments
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by rohitarondekar 13y ago
I tried posting these to HN some time back but the submission didn't gain any traction. Glad to see it pop up on front page of HN today.
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Simple Computing(housenull.tumblr.com)
1 points by rohitarondekar 13y ago|0 comments
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When link titles were for the early adopters(blog.sdqali.in)
1 points by rohitarondekar 13y ago|0 comments
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The Horizontal Reading Experience(hiddenlogic.in)
1 points by rohitarondekar 13y ago|1 comments
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Learning Programming By Persuasion(uxmag.com)
3 points by rohitarondekar 14y ago|0 comments
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
Great advice. I'd also recommend the Compilers course on Coursera. Although it is already underway, you can take the self paced version. https://www.coursera.org/course/compilers
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
I don't think that is entirely true. I've met really nice Ruby developers and know many online (twitter/github/irc etc) who are really nice and welcoming and always want to help. Of course there will always be loud and obnoxious people in a
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
What exactly was the point of this blog post? Quite a few of those reasons are valid and none of the arguments against the 10 reasons are good. It reads like "OMG BUT RUBY! MY PRECIOUS!!1"
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
This is actually very useful and Symbian (Nokia N73) alarm app also used to do this! Saved me many times from setting wrong alarms. :)
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
The article doesn't actually provide any significant reasons as to why you need to be a polyglot programmer. If anybody is reading this I would love if somebody can provide reasons besides being able to think differently . I'd like to en
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
I think everyone of us should try and specialize in at least one thing. That does not imply that you do your best to know nothing about relevant fields. For example if you are a web developer who works on Ruby on Rails and makes awesome web
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
(1) Syntax wise Ruby is a lot easier and more expressive than Scala. IMHO I feel that Ruby is an OO language with some functional sprinkles while Scala is a functional language with OO sprinkles. (2) Ruby has a great ecosystem if you are bu
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
If you are interested in reading papers then you might want to follow http://twitter.com/onepaperperday You might also want to use a tool like Mendelay. It works on Ubuntu too and lets you store papers online and sync. Plus a whole lot o
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
You mean set x0 to 1, right? People who do linear regression at work don't add a x0 feature? During the lecture the prof. only said that adding a x0=1 for all samples m, is by convention and helps simplify the computation. Unless I missed s
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by rohitarondekar 14y ago
Can you please explain why this is? Or maybe point to an explanation somewhere? Thanks.

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