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by rrrazdan 14y ago
ML will be a paid upgrade right? So people who paid for Lion are worth nothing?
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by rrrazdan 14y ago
http://www.astronautix.com/lvs/gslv.htm India's comparable GSLV has a programme cost of 800 million dollars and a launch cost of around 90 million dollars. Given the relatively less development costs in India. I'd have to say very impress
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
So let me get this straight. This guys buys stock in a company that sues Google. And he tells everyone, how certainly they are going to win?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Maybe because many Americans understand that in this changed security environment, such kinds of check are necessary. America has been very successful in preventing a repeat of 9/11. Surely TSA deserves some credit for that? I may be the on
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Pretty misleading title, if you ask me.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Which is what the Nissan Leaf does(pretty nifty idea, I'd say). But its not really a solution in the sense that it wouldn't work for cars parked inside.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
The square perspective design just looks out of proportions. Purely on an first impression basis, given a choice to choose between the two, I would choose the one by the MS team. Maybe they tested , and found that people liked the rectangle
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
I would tend to disagree. I am an avid reader of history, and having read news about world events and then read books about them, I would say that books usually have an agenda. Even if they are unbiased, you are still at the mercy of somebo
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Is it just me that finds this suggestion offensive. Maybe the Indians had already thought about that and since they were already taking g as 10 m/sec^2, they thought that the difference because of sound delay would be insignificant. As woul
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Can we have a better UI for subtitles? Maybe double clicking on a subtitle file automatically adds it to the current video, just like GOM. I seem to remember behavior like this on the Windows VLC. That seems to be my only peeve with VLC, as
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Its just measuring the buzz, not if it's negative or positive. In any case people talking about your ad is a good thing. Even if they say bad things, it increases your brand recall. Reach is a reasonable proxy for comparison, if you assume
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
The author asserts a weak correlation, yet does not explain the reason. Very very flimsy argument, I would say.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
From Rhombus Tech preorder page, "Please note: this price excludes a case, power supply, packaging, shipping, tax, customs and import duty." Add that to $15 and Raspberry PI comes back into the comparison, not to mention better chances of h
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
JSF is a bit of exception. I haven't 'really' searched but its harder to do this in say Struts. What rule of thumb for the data size do you use when choosing between client side and server side sorting?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Its a political post so my politically loaded question should be forgiven. Wouldn't it have been acceptable, if United States had liberated North Korea instead of Iraq?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
"WikiLeaks is acting as a marketplace for illicit information, literally a clearing house. This model, with its unconscious capitalist/economics language bias, is the key reason to doubt the long-term effectiveness of this strategy." I didn
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Is it just me or have we had enough of this topic for a year now? Long story short, please stop talking about what people should do. Our 'job' as human beings is to just provide an equal opportunity environment for everyone. Not provide aff
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
I dont think he can do that. He cares deeply about his apps, like everyone here does. He can't 'contract' it. I know I can't.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Is it just me or is everyone overtly optimistic.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Not every typo results in a 404 and not something broke doesn't always mean a 404. On the other hand, its not the intersection of these two, also.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
..as against internet in China, with which I was comparing India to.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
The situation you are talking about is very very different from what the OP is talking about. But yes I agree, a blanket NO CODE rule is extreme.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
This is so relevant for India as well. Except in the case of India at this point, the elite are much greater in proportion, but that's because we are behind China in Internet adoption. And also Internet in India is mostly still PC based and
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
You can't fix a typo is very directly related to how you run a startup. Not eating a burger 'properly' is not.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
"Inherent value." How do you decide that? I mean how do you say that a Jane Austen novel is a more valuable than a Big Mac?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Why the downvotes? Shouldn't the capacity of our wires also be a limiting factor?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
An economy with realtime and complete data. Imagine the efficiencies created then.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
The truth even if it causes some harm, is always infinitely better than a lie, even if it helps someone. That is my position.
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
Is my understanding right? Verizon is saying that they will kick people off/restrict their bandwidth, when somebody pushes the 'turbo' button?
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by rrrazdan 15y ago
I hadn't thought about Google in this sense. The way I remember the net is a big bad mess of ugly websites and then Google came along and they changed search. And they changed Email. They changed advertising. Think of how many more ugly fl

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