singh

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Experiments with Branch Predication(ayman.im)
1 points by singh 14y ago|0 comments
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by singh 15y ago
He is also an amazing professor / educator. His class at Carnegie Mellon (15-251: Great Theoretical Ideas in Computer Science) is one of the hardest yet most entertaining CS courses at CMU. One of the first assignments involves a scavenger
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Google Voice and SIP hack: Free incoming and outgoing calls(ayman.im)
2 points by singh 15y ago|0 comments
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by singh 15y ago
It requires a PAN number, which seems to be a unique identifier for the entity that is registering the domain [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permanent_account_number
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by singh 15y ago
That is truly what set Jobs apart. His left and right side of the brain were constantly in bed together while those of his peers (and dare I say most techies today) were satisfied with self-pleasure.
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by singh 15y ago
I too would like to have discussions like xarian's thoughts for all lectures. Regarding the lecture notes - is there a wiki where we can all contribute to? Earlier today, the google doc was complaining about too many people editing the docu
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by singh 15y ago
I do not know the man well enough to pass any judgement on him. But, your statement [1] raised a question in my mind: On the wiki page, there is an outline of his plan to eliminate global warming through geoengineering. I assume this will c
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by singh 15y ago
How is this misguided? > If the application tries to write to the memory in future, Windows will give it a private copy It is textbook Copy-on-write. To me it seems no judgement is made about the programmer. >If the memory is availa
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by singh 15y ago
Don't want to sidetrack from the main conversation, but Nathan Myhrvold seems to have a very impressive past [1]. He studied QFT under Stephen Hawking at Cambridge. [1] : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Myhrvold