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by sreejithr 11y ago
Thoroughly fun read.
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by sreejithr 11y ago
> The fact that automatic tweets from apps are considered rude is one of the biggest failings of Twitter’s product team. This is THE ONE THING they've done right. I'm come on Twitter to read what people wrote about stuff. Last
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by sreejithr 11y ago
Couldn't resist :) Asian parent: "You doctor yet?" Kid: "No" Parent: "Talk to me when you doctor!!11" (Family guy reference)
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by sreejithr 11y ago
I find the assertion that compiler enforced discipline is paranoia, too hippy. What it does is free you from a big overhead, which is keeping track of the access levels for all of your instance variables. Moreover, documenting enforcements
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by sreejithr 12y ago
Considering what you're capable of, I can't help but imagine you as a robot. No offense. That's just what comes to mind when I visualize you. Seriously. How do you do it? Do you just read a book and absorb everything in it?
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by sreejithr 12y ago
I can definitely see this work in an office environment. Working remote, collaborating and sharing could be easier. But a lot of companies might actually demand on-premise setups though. When I'm using AWS here in India, with my server
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by sreejithr 12y ago
I'm on a Macbook Pro. Can't hear anything. Sad :(
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by sreejithr 12y ago
"When we founded our company, our intent and mission was to always stay indie." You sold out, dude.
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by sreejithr 12y ago
10000+ commits and 574 contributors. Boy, this has to be good. Can somebody explain?
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Introduction to WatchKit(dreaminginbinary.co)
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by sreejithr 12y ago
Loved the "Beer for data" approach. It could work in a lot of other settings. Very novel idea to mine data from otherwise hostile environments. Does he publish this data online?
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by sreejithr 12y ago
I couldn't agree more. In certain states in India, the so-called "buying" of votes is pretty rampant. Politicians offer food, alcohol, TV, money, you name it. Whatever is at their disposal is distributed to the community to i
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by sreejithr 12y ago
This is fun to do for when you are the only one using the app (ie, early testing). It looks like a privacy nightmare. You'll probably lose millions in lawsuits. Still, I think I'll have fun with this :D
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by sreejithr 12y ago
I'd have loved it if these guys had made a video on fly wheels. Dying to know more about those.
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by sreejithr 12y ago
I don't see how the picture is different for Android and iPhones. With Dropbox having former NSA Condoleezza Rice and Google's shaky privacy policies, I see a similar theme. I think the point here is that India and China have a ne
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by sreejithr 12y ago
What's the use in reinventing the wheel anyway? I doubt anyone could pull off a geosynchro satellite from ground up without hit and miss with a number of smaller satellites. I'm thrilled about how it would empower a lot of people
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by sreejithr 12y ago
Have they released the actual software? I'm learning making amateur planes and can't wait to use this.
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by sreejithr 13y ago
Of course. Twitter is more of a media-consumption platform.
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by sreejithr 13y ago
State of Kerala in India already uses Linux for almost everything. From basic functioning of government offices to computer education in the schools.
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by sreejithr 13y ago
And UI clutter
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by sreejithr 13y ago
Did anybody try the script in ZSH?
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by sreejithr 13y ago
Good to see someone heating up the space race again. Hope to see awesome retaliations from other agencies.
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by sreejithr 13y ago
AD BLOCK PLUS. You're welcome.
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by sreejithr 13y ago
Interesting
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by sreejithr 13y ago
Interesting. My statistics knowledge has become rusty lately. I want to re-learn the basics before reading this. Can you tell me any resource (doesn't necessarily have to be a book)? P.S: I'm interested in knowing stuff like &#x2