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by test001only 10y ago
Common people can very well buy milk and bread.
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by test001only 10y ago
If they give it away for free (as part of office365), is that not effectively anticompetitive behaviour?
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by test001only 11y ago
Except for the fact that Facebook is not providing any connectivity here. It is simply access to the walled garden that is Facebook. It is not internet in any form, not even the subset.
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by test001only 11y ago
What Facebook is offering is not internet in any form. Their advertisement has made this an argument into subset of internet vs full internet which is not the case here. Arguably getting tied up into the walled garden of Facebook is worse t
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by test001only 11y ago
Trying hard to get the next meal... If getting a meal is s being successful then I think we have very different definition of success.
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by test001only 11y ago
Probably in developed countries, trying hard might be an option where in poverty means you most likely have cell phone, laptop and roof over your head. But in developing countries like India, where abject poverty its ugly head, the people e
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by test001only 11y ago
Why is UK (London) salary so much lower than that in US (New York and SFO)?
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Father of the White(milk) revolution(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by test001only 11y ago|0 comments
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by test001only 11y ago
Set-top box is predominantly MIPS with very few percentage of ARM.
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by test001only 11y ago
But ARM is UK based. The article seems to suggest a US based company.
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by test001only 11y ago
This might be more a customer acquisition strategy rather than trying to run the store profitably. As another comment pointed out, Amazon must have data regarding literary interests of people around every geographic location. This can be pu
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by test001only 11y ago
I am sorry if this question comes of as naive. Is the medical cost so high that it can only be covered with an insurance? Would a small amount of savings set aside for this purpose be viable in case somebody loses their medical insurance? A
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by test001only 11y ago
That article is highly one sided and too radical. What would you do after abolishing the IAS? What would it be replaced with? Is that going to end all the evil in India? The diversity and complexity in India is so huge that every policy dec
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by test001only 11y ago
Talk...Talk to your manager, friends, family and other support system. This will give you different view points on how the current situation can be handled. Solicit help. Do not always try to brazen through these issues alone.
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by test001only 11y ago
Location : Bangalore Remote : Yes Willing to relocate : Yes Technologies : C#/.NET, LabVIEW, Learning Javascript and Meteor, Willing to learn new technologies Resume : More than 8 years experience automating various testing process in
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by test001only 11y ago
From the reviews in Glassdoor, it looks like the employees are not treated well in Avago and Avago's CEO has a very low approval rating. So this not a good thing for employees of Broadcom also.
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Broadcom’s 5G Wi-Fi chips will triple bandwidth for wireless home networking(venturebeat.com)
1 points by test001only 13y ago|0 comments
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by test001only 13y ago
The perseverance and ingenuity of the Indian government and the NGOs needs to be appreciated. The success of polio eradication programme has been result of decades of work in India and Bill is trying to replicate the model in other parts of
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by test001only 13y ago
Any software like screenflow for windows?
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by test001only 13y ago
The reason for emphasis on education in India is because for most families getting their children educated and a job is the least risk way to have a better life style. The author seems to conveniently forget that most Indian family cannot a
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Launch a satellite any one can fly(kickstarter.com)
1 points by test001only 13y ago|0 comments
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by test001only 13y ago
Exactly, lot of UI features in GMail, Maps and Google plus are starting to piss of me. The UI used to be nice and comfortable to work with before, but now it is plain horrible. I read somewhere that Marissa Mayer used to control the UI of G
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by test001only 13y ago
What would this mean for all the Nokia feature phones ? The latest Asha series was very good and selling pretty well at least in India. How would this figure in MS strategy? Are they going to ditch it? That would be sad, because Nokia still
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by test001only 13y ago
What would this mean for all the Nokia feature phones ? The latest Asha series was very good and selling pretty well atleast in India. How would this figure in MS strategy? Are they going to ditch it? That would be sad, because Nokia still
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by test001only 13y ago
Thanks for the links. Is "Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs" from MIT press similar to essentials programming language?
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by test001only 13y ago
I personally get stuck or end up using the wrong constructs in the wrong places. Like I might use controllers(angular) for more than its intended purpose or in place where something else might be more appropriate. This is why I am afraid of
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by test001only 13y ago
Can you share how long you have been a programmer? Also can you give pointers like books or courses (coursera) for studying formal programming language theory?
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Ask HN: How do people learn technologies fast?
2 points by test001only 13y ago|8 comments
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by test001only 13y ago
May seem like boasting, but could not resist! Indians if they have finished schooling can speak at least two languages - English and their local/native language. Some of them in the south learn Hindi also, so it comes to three languag
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by test001only 13y ago
This exactly, a language spoken by almost less than 10% and then forcing it upon the rest of the people. If a common language is needed why not use English? Trying to to extinguish language?! - Now that is the most comical thing I have hear

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