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Comment #2088744
Okay. This is mostly my final comment here. Sort of replying to all the various comments here... Typically, I don't have a tough time. As I talk to people on the Internet, as if I …
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Comment #2088561
Yes, I don't like the elitist negative voting policy of this forum. So I want to quit. The community by and large is good, so I will be a lurker still. But I shall not be down vote…
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Ask HN: How do I delete my account here
Hi, There should be a way, to delete all my comments here, and close my account here. What is the way? I could not find a way for it. If there is none. I request and authorize any …
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Comment #2088105
I agree. Actually, at my age (approaching middle age), that 'retirement' word, doesn't sound right ... it may mean either 'resigned', 'lazy', 'tired' and other negatives... and suc…
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Comment #2088103
Thank you, for reverting the decision. Or it could be a two other high karma, good people, voting for me. Either way, I am happy.
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Comment #2088070
Also I think, its quite cowardly, to down-vote without giving a reason, when there is no obvious spam. Look at my profile, do I even give a link to my website? Come on show some gu…
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Comment #2088044
May I know the reason, why my above comment was down voted? Its quite insulting to be done so, after having written the comment, with the best of intentions. PS: If I don't get a s…
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Comment #2088037
Loved the story, as of course, so many of you did. At the risk of being sounding judgmental on other people, I will still say, that his now leading a retired(ish) life doesn't jell…
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Comment #2044979
Some of my good friends, have suffered, from the problem of stutter. To the best I know (we never discussed this), they overcame it, by simply stop getting embarrassed about it. It…
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Comment #2044961
Some thoughts: 1) Am I the only one thinking, that some of the terms used to describe introverts: "guarded," "loner," "reserved," "taciturn," "self-contained," "private", have sinc…
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Comment #2003899
Man, very rarely do I get water in my eyes!
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Comment #1999417
So far, I have been a advocate of the cloud in general and EC2 is particular, to all my tech friends. Many of them look up to me. for tech advise/views. But in this Wikileaks incid…
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Comment #1954085
Here's one in Hindi :) http://translate.google.com/#hi|hi|%E0%A4%AC%E0%A4%AE%20%E0%...
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Comment #1896487
Steve jobs may be a much greater innovator. But surely, can learn a thing or two, on integrity, from Derek Sivers. Also this is a lesson in on how to have only loosely-coupled rela…
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Comment #1881610
Hi! Thanks for reading my suggested approach. I can understand how Map-reduce can be used to process the things faster (by processing them in parallel and later using reduce to agg…
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Comment #1876651
One way of doing this: 1. Get some million tweets from twitter API (each tweet is exactly like what the article describes as a 'document') 2. After ignoring common words (e.g. 'a',…
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Comment #1876605
Not exactly BS, I think. I think they are all well intended but naive points (first two of them) and some over-idealistic and simplified - "Do not go into any competition". To gran…
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Comment #1876575
Isn't the Demand Media world, an outcome of the inherent shortcomings of the Google search engine? -- There will be people to exploit every loophole in any system. In mid-late 90s …
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Comment #1868757
Say, you want to let people know that you are going to be in their city. Email will be too intrusive. So indirect communication is advantage (which social group allows). A contact …
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Comment #1856724
Think it may go in cycles, for both search engines and social networks. For search engines: First we had specific directories (Yahoo, others), then a single search engine (Google),…