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Google Cloud Platform Live(cloud.google.com)
1 points by scdoshi 13y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 13y ago
debunked: http://www.hoax-slayer.com/google-earth-sos-woman-trapped-is...
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by scdoshi 13y ago
haha! Well that cleared things up.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I went to read thinking maybe there will be some great insight behind his reasoning. But all it came down to was, bookstores will never sell amazon books, so no major authors will ever go there, so they are fucked. It's almost annoying
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The Learning Shelter(indiegogo.com)
5 points by scdoshi 13y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 13y ago
This blog post would have been way better without the ranting style of writing. It doesn't even get to the point (that programming does not have to be text-based) until halfway into the article. The title and the objection to other peo
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by scdoshi 13y ago
It really depends on whether you want to outsource development or actually want a remote (but in house) dev team in India. Most comments here are already inherently considering the remote team to be code monkeys who will churn out software
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I'm curious, are you stating this based on your experience, or you just think it's unlikely?
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by scdoshi 13y ago
"Assigning a label to myself like “hacker” or “developer” gives me the heebie-jeebies." This in particular is not limited to women. As a guy from a non-CS background, I felt the same way for a long time. I'd say it's a f
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by scdoshi 13y ago
No, it's irresponsible to BUY magnets that are smooth, shiny and of a size that can be swallowed. If you have children in the house.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Okay, so you don't agree with the approach. Doesn't mean you have to resort to name calling. All you are pointing to is an alternative solution which basically has all the same issues in getting the right mix of nutrients, and mor
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Does this mean there will finally be Linux support? There is no mention of how DRM will be implemented. Edit: One of the older blog posts (link in this one) discusses HTML5 Premium Video Extensions
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3D Systems Buys Sugar Lab(m.techcrunch.com)
1 points by scdoshi 13y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 13y ago
The article presents it as if the Guardian approached the Times wanting to collaborate on the story. If they have been collaborating with the Post on the the other NSA stories, why switch to the Times for this one? Does anyone know how thes
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Yahoo's tumblr blog also makes the basic mistake of not linking back to the main website.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I've found trovebox.com (the openphoto project) to be a simple way to archive pictures as well as auto-upload phone pictures. And it allows you to switch out storage backends if you want.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I think they wanted him to do a 3 hour code test before they even talked to him
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by scdoshi 13y ago
"and if the goal is security, the harsh truth is that we should often err toward more secrets rather than fewer." I thought the ongoing debate was to determine whether the security afforded by the secrets is worth it if it means e
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by scdoshi 13y ago
"The reality is that business owners must recruit workers and not dragoon them and chain them to their workplaces. Nor are business owners interested in harming either their workers or their customers. If they do, normal civil and comm
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I guess it doesn't really matter. It's win-win either ways. If it gets funded, they get to make a showcase device. If it doesn't, they still get better publicity than they could have bought, and Canonical gets to be the compa
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. If you commit to github, your account email is already public.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
tala: I'm guessing you know it means 'lock' in Hindi? http://translate.google.com/#en/hi/lock
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by scdoshi 13y ago
To clarify again, I am not saying this is a good thing. I was just pointing out what seemed to be a major point of difference between this and the US situation. A lot of the unrest and anger here is because mass surveillance was approved to
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by scdoshi 13y ago
This makes all the difference: "Yet India’s Central Monitoring System, or CMS, was not shrouded in secrecy" Doesn't make collecting all that data ok, but the fact that it's not all cloak and dagger means that people know
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by scdoshi 13y ago
Meanwhile, on other Andaman islands, there were human safaris happening. Most likely still are, but you probably have to grease some palms. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jan/07/andaman-islands-...
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by scdoshi 13y ago
I imagine they would have had a much better response if they had just made the twitter handle @BofA_HelpBot
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by scdoshi 13y ago
He's been to India a few times now, so I would imagine he's no stranger to the problems there.
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by scdoshi 13y ago
It seems impressive, but now one more company is going to know my viewing habits etc etc. Price to pay to ease of use?
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Build the Internet of things(simpledata.io)
5 points by scdoshi 13y ago|0 comments
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by scdoshi 13y ago
really, destroys?

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