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by thisisananth 11y ago
Very interesting article. In hindu mythology, we hear tales of sages having great powers that they could do lot of things just by thought and I always thought it was all untrue. But it seems they don't seem to be much farther from real
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Can Quality food be made at scale(recode.net)
2 points by thisisananth 11y ago|0 comments
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by thisisananth 11y ago
Today while I was taking the machine learning course in Coursera, I was thinking what could the applications of machine learning could be and then saw this article and the relevance of machine learning.
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by thisisananth 11y ago
I've been using regular expressions in Notepad++ for doing this kind of things. This is awesome and would save a lot of time.
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Grizzly answer for obesity(nytimes.com)
1 points by thisisananth 13y ago|0 comments
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by thisisananth 15y ago
I installed CM 7.1 for my Vibrant phone quite easily following the instructions, but it lacked two features which were very important to me. One was taking calls through wired headphone. My stock vibrant software worked quite well for takin
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Google Docs is differentiating itself from MS office fast. This is another feather in the cap
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by thisisananth 16y ago
I just observed that for blogs like http://somespam.blogspot.com , it allows you to block somesmap.blogspot.com alone, not the whole blogspot domain. It is the same for wordpress also.
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by thisisananth 16y ago
The article talks that Germany is able to export even after giving full wages in the workers. How is it that their products are competitive for exports even after paying good salaries compared to China or India?
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by thisisananth 16y ago
The article talks that Germany is able to export even after giving full wages in the workers. How is it possible?
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by thisisananth 16y ago
"Apple also allegedly told Sony that the app couldn't access content purchased on other Sony Reader devices, which is where most of the outrage was focused" - I think this is a big problem. If I have bought the book from amazon I should be
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by thisisananth 16y ago
I love it. People who never had a chance to visit those museums can now see them
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by thisisananth 16y ago
But it is evolution. isn't it and there be better software for all of us.
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Does scala have that many third party libraries ala java ? Because these days for web application most of us use Java with Spring or apache commons.
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by thisisananth 16y ago
In India for example, I think everyone pays a bribe to get a passport. If we don't, then passport will be stuck somewhere for months and months without coming out. Even for knowing why it is not getting processed, you have to pay bribe. So
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Though it is a good initiative, it is not effective yet. In the site the stories are not associated with the name and also there are no proofs. So in a way all the reports are toned down to just say that I had to pay a bribe but not who is
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Delicious shutting down - Is it the end of free in freemium?(ananthsreflections.blogspot.com)
1 points by thisisananth 16y ago|0 comments
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Liked the interviews about how every person discovered their muse and turned it into a successful business.
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by thisisananth 16y ago
I am also trying to develop one app on android. I will take this challenge too. Great Idea
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Thanks for suggesting the JSONView and XML Tree. The fact that chrome was not dislaying xml was bugging me.
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by thisisananth 16y ago
Chrome: StayFocusd Awesome Screenshot Capture Rapportive Firefox Firebug Tamper Data YSlow Bookmarklets Delicious Zemanta Read Later (instapaper) bit.ly sidebar
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by thisisananth 16y ago
I don't know if I am a geek exactly, but by experience I can vouch for it and the reason is exactly that I will tell only time to make the feature work, without estimating for the polishing and testing.