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denzil_correa
27,567karma·4,366submissions·November 17, 2011
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"I'd rather be a could-be if I cannot be an are; because a could-be is a maybe who is reaching for a star. I'd rather be a has-been than a might-have-been, by far; for a might have-been has never been, but a has was once an are."
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Interesting, I would like to know the percentage of folks who prefer this over the earlier version. Personally, anything over the previous "Downloads" window pop up is a refreshing change.
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> I'm not looking at messages/interactions/networks/existing groups/friends list. Just the underlying graph of friendships. Other interactions may give you better signals may increase the accura…
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A lot of people get the same feeling. However, I feel they would still be at their pinnacle but lose it's "Steve Jobs" charm.
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On the contrary, I feel average is the new skill . There are many a time where you need just average skilled workers. High skilled workers may find such tasks mundane while for average skilled worker…
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I recently read a quote, don't remember the citation : If early to bed and early to rise would make you successful, the most successful people in the world would be : Newspaper men and Milk men. …
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It's good to know people designing specific solutions for people with colored vision. Thank You.
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Well, that would depend on the print statement. Generally, all of them have new lines. Even if they don't you would have to generate new lines appropriately otherwise the next number would print right…
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+1
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The problem is that people in support of SOPA/PIPA don't understand the issue of piracy. They have no insight or intel. As I have said earlier, It's like giving machine guns to monkeys.
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Depends on what you define as "fabrication". Most scientists tweak things around to suit theories to look like facts, rather than deriving theories from facts.
Winning the Games Scientists Play is …
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I would like to add a twist to this. Bad guys do hog the limelight, in exceptional cases (Steve Jobs is an example). However, being a bad-ass doesn't guarantee success and you may not be able to look …
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I am worried about one particular fact : these so called disruptive firms don't want to conform e-books to a standard format. Paper has this huge advantage. One can read old literature because they "c…
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Cool! Thanks.
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Any citation?