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32,740karma·5,338submissions·November 17, 2011
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Google, Facebook, Twitter, Cricinfo, HN
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iBall primarily a firm which manufactures computer peripherals has entered a similar market segment in India. You may want to check it out : http://iballmobiles.co.in/product_senior.php …
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A more elegant solution is using the vending machines as in Japan : http://www.engadget.com/2011/12/28/japanese-vending-machine-... …
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I am not sure why companies charge for online payments. If anything they should provide a discount!
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Also the fact that they steal.
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Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. -- Leonardo Da Vinci
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I am not sure you're on the same page as the author.
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and I believe this "Anybody can make ML difficult , the greatness is in making it easy for people to use it" is the real deal.
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If you were looking for recorded lectures, why would you take the CS229A online course? You should take the recorded CS229 course : http://www.academicearth.org/courses/machine-learning …
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It's no longer an Apple to Apple comparison after all. :-)
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It looks like the minimum support price for a tablet. The $35 Indian tablet "Aakash" will face heat.
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Steal, Steal and Steal : FlipBoard.
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I like to play this song :
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It truly is an amazing journey for Instagram and they deserve the accolades.
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China's Isn't Building a Traveling Wave Nuclear Plant (Yet)
Rumors of a partnership between TerraPower and China aren't true. http://www.technologyreview.in/blog/energy/27395/ …
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Would this hold true for all "kinds-of" audience? People opting in for a career in research (for example) are asked to read & assimilate more than the norm. The trick though is to remember the goo…
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Doesn't quite make sense to me. Probably, they are just storing the hash. Isn't it?
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I believe the author wants to let us know that the phenomena of Proof by Intimidation is catching up with most of us. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_by_intimidation …
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There's some nice little study going around on the very same topic. In fact, they seem to agree with you. Check out "FastWords". http://fastword.me/
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Good going! :-)
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Jason Kuen Wen Yong's comment mentions (and I concur) that there are additional topics in the Jan 2012 course than the current one like deep learning. Any clarification on this?