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by yuvipanda 14y ago
I buy the Mass Market Edition books in India. They're printed in much cheaper paper, many times in greyscale. Not the same.
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by yuvipanda 14y ago
I think there's one happening in NITC soon.
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by yuvipanda 14y ago
Posting for a friend who wishes to remain anonymous: I'm a mechanical engineering by education and one thing I have noticed is there are no such options available for mechanical engineers. I remember sweating it out at the workshop fabricat
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Am one of the devs working on the App. The App is Open Source and available for forking at https://github.com/wikimedia/WikipediaMobile . We're also switching to a 2 week release cycle so updates should be faster. Please poke us/me with an
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Interesting - haven't heard of Trigger.io before (I build a lot of PhoneGap applications). One thing that's going to keep me on PhoneGap for the foreseeable future, despite its issues, is the fact that it is an Open Source project now. I tr
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
None of my computers have had a working DVD Drive for the las t 4-5 years and I'm yet to go 'damn I need a DVD Drive!"'
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Number of programmers is often not proportionate to the number of good programmers. By your simple equation, you'd be hiring only Turbo C programmers :D But I do agree with you - if your startup is not primarily a technology one, then maybe
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Infinetly Beta would disagree.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Nice UX! I see you have a note on the bottom about Picasa support coming soon, so I'd wait for that. Also, a Facebook -> Picasa one would be cool too :) OT, but does the name of the domain signify anything? I vaguely remember it being s
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
You can use this piece of code to try logfind out locally: https://gist.github.com/1338839
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
You get to the point when you no longer believe a word of what they say. And then you quit.
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Story of Average Indian 'Techie'(yuvi.in)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
It makes no difference. You will need to spend a lot of time, money and effort 'training' your employees when they are at a level where they see a C compiler tell them 'Semicolon missing - Line 19' and have absolutely no clue as to what t
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Interesting. I didn't know India was well represented there...
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Quoting from the talk page: > Given the extensive list of sources covering this individual above, please explain exactly how the subject does not meet Wikipedia's notability criteria. If others agree, the tag can be restored - but you c
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Awesome link that. Spent a few hours on it. Thanks :)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
And for those who want to buy it in India: Flipkart: http://www.flipkart.com/books/9350230398?_l=CJHVEqJO3veuHytb...
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Interesting - I am from another southern state of India, and am unable to trace it back to anywhere that isn't in the same 'state'. However, 600 years ago they were mostly just smaller kingdoms with similar cultures, rather than 'states' as
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Command-T[1] solved this 'problem' for me very nicely. [1]: https://wincent.com/products/command-t
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
A dead OS is finally buried.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
That didn't sound gloomy to me at all. Quite the opposite, in fact.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Just curious - did the fact that it was hard to get people to renew maintenance contracts have any effect on your code quality at all?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
I donated, but that's simply because I'm an incredible fan of the work (and most of his writing) - I figure it's my way of 'supporting' him. Wonder if this counts as 'monetizing?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
We just added clojure support today. That counts as a lisp, right?
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Multiple user accounts.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
Would've been absolutely fine if it were: 1. Disabled by default 2. Publicized properly (and not sneaked in)
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
I still don't understand why 'people they trust' would have access to their 'personal' facebook account.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
We used this everyday at work, but it's gone now. But, I wonder how many people will actually notice this and remove it. Unless this creates a huge storm, I don't know how many of it's supposed half a million users will care.
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
So they can tell me 'you are stuck, restart!'? :D
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by yuvipanda 15y ago
I think his point was that you can't delete it even if you wanted to - Google's Cache is fast, and there are other caching/archival services too. They'd have been much better off plastering a huge notice on top of the old post and then li

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