gauravagarwalr | 8 years ago | on: Ask HN: What audio resources can improve my technical skills during my commute?
Reminds me of http://www.2000books.com/
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gauravagarwalr | 9 years ago | on: GitHub down 2016.10.34 6:06 GMT
Interestingly, only the site was down, most probably just unicorn. No new workers were created, or the existing workers were busy. I was still able to do a git clone using the [email protected]:TEAM/REPO.git format.
gauravagarwalr | 9 years ago | on: Dropbox says it is cash flow positive, in no rush to IPO
This is a bot! Flagged! OTOH Have you tried Google Drive?
gauravagarwalr | 9 years ago | on: Ruin My Search History
Game Theory: If enough people click this, does Google stop showing stupid ads to everyone eventually?
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: MAME is now Free and Open Source Software
Sounds like Copyleft licenses like GPL and LGPL.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: How to Deploy Software
But guys, this is what is being proved. Stop. Don't. Come back.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Himawari.js: Download real-time images of Earth from the Himawari-8 satellite
Not trying to be a capital A but https://github.com/willwhitney/live-earth-desktop/blob/maste...
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Building AI
At that point, would humans really require jobs? And will the value of money still be the same?
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: J.C. Bose and the Invention of Radio
And not the be confused with Satyendra Nath Bose, known primarily for his work on Bose-Einstein condensate.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: J.C. Bose and the Invention of Radio
> In those 24 square feet, equipped with instruments of his own design and paid for at his expense, Bose would work wonders and begin to engineer the embryonic field of radio.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: J.C. Bose and the Invention of Radio
Not sure what you are trying to convey by pointing that one line.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: What Could Have Entered the Public Domain on January 1, 2016?
I am very sure if someone else even had made the movies, unless they were good, it wouldn't have mattered.
Look at Fox churning out Fantastic Four movies, which are best to say the least about. Copyrights and IP does not necessarily produce a better content for society.
On the contrary, better content does win in the long run.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Facebook's “free internet” programme hits a roadblock in India
What I miss from the first line of your response is a source.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Facebook's “free internet” programme hits a roadblock in India
He is sincere in making FB the internet. Those are never noble intentions. He is all for the money rather than actually giving a service for the greater good. I am sure he realizes that.
If he was sincere, he would have been truthful rather than using every kind of fallacy from https://signposts02.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/logical-fall....
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: The History of the Design of Unix’s Find Command (1995)
I have found the `find` command and its API to be the hardest to learn. 3+ years on *NIX machine, spending close to 70% time on the command line when not browsing, and yet I still am not comfortable with `find`.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Scientists have discovered why running makes you happy
That is the problem. There is no way to read the article without divulging my details.
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Scientists have discovered why running makes you happy
"Your ad blocker is on." No I do not have a adblock installed. I have a hosts file which removes the worst tracking sites over the internet.
On top of this, they have a Subscribe wall. Who exactly runs washingtonpost.com? And why do they need to get personal with me?
Moreover is the content going to add to anything more than we know about endorphins all ready?
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Google’s look, evolved
In some places the favicon is not completely updated, as of this writing: http://google.co.in/favicon.ico
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: U.S. And Russia Can't Agree on How to Handle Astronaut Urine
Going by this.. The American astronauts drink Russian Urine and the Russian astronauts drink American Sweat?!
gauravagarwalr | 10 years ago | on: Exploring the Hacker Tools of Mr. Robot
I guess having an unpopular opinion, gets you down voted here.
I hope the down voting was more due to adding an unnecessary opinion here.
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