rajeevk

This reminds me this famous quote by Bill Gates: "640 kB ought to be enough for anybody"

Here is what it detected for me https://imgur.com/a/DSIZQ

I don't think this would be practically possible. As these guys have to improve algorithm for better suggestion, someone has to look at the suggestion and the context to improve the algorithm.

Once I decided not to upgrade. But it used to pop up every now and then and I used to cancel the notification. Once by mistake, I pressed ok and there was no way to cancel the update. Then it bloated my phone(Samsung S4) like anything and phone keeps complaining out of disk space and I have to keep deleting my photos(and also uninstall apps) for getting more and more space for the stupid android it's own junk

I wondered how someone could hack so easily. The passwords were not easy and I can not believe that anyone could guess that. I also checked the last access time in gmail and there were no suspicious activity there.

cd dropBoxDir

grep -nr someStr .

Any reference for this claim?

Waste of time!!

My company is extensively using docker. It has made deployment and maintaining different versions too smooth.

My problem started when switched my job in April 2014. Before I was perfectly fine. The office space was not properly ventilated. Initially (from the very first day) I used to feel very drowsy in the office and fine outside. After few days the problem became permanent even I am not in office. I was feeling like mentally blocked. Also started feeling disinterest in everything. After a month in that office, I had to travel to USA for a month in the same company and there I got severe itching and doctors there gave me some antibiotic. After taking the antibiotic, my problem even got worse. Then I had severe headache and severe metal fatigue. After returning from the US, I had to go on unpaid leave. It was feeling heavy brain fog, feeling extreme stress and metal fatigue all the time. I had visited three neurologist. All of them prescribed anti depressant. I even took an antidepressant (setraline) and it made me even worse after taking two and half months. I had got few check up done in August including MRI. The doctor told me that the MRI is normal. I have also visited few ayurvedic doctors and the ayurvedic medicine worked to some extent. In fact I am continuing the ayurvedic medicine till now. The ayurvedic medicine at least not letting the problem to get more worse. I had difficines of vitamin B12 and D and taking injection for B12 and supplements for vitamin D. Later I consulted a psychiatrist but again no help. The psychiatrist got me the EEG test which was normal. On the net I found a guy ( who is not doctor by education) describing about anti oxidants and its role in brain fog. I consulted him and he prescribed different kind of stuff (mostly for antioxidant functions) that seemed to help a bit. At present I feel little better than but the problem still very significant. Neurologists have nothing other than antidepressant to prescribe and antidepressant has worked negatively. Right now taking Ayurvedic medicines, vitamin supplements and antioxidant supplements.

I have not got the sleep test done yet. None of the doctors I visited asked to me to do that. Right now I am planning to get that done too. Is there any test that I can get done?

Probably, the title would be "How Apple invented Access Denied page"

- Minimalist Design

- Only black and white. Colorful page may harm your eyes

- Border-less design

- Minimal but highly informative text on the page

blah...blah..

> async cons: Adds latency with parallel overhead

What parallel? This should be cons for multi threaded running on single core cpu

> async pros: Callbacks help enforce error-prone synchronization

How does callbacks help in error prone synchronization? It is not callback, it is single threaded model that does.

Code review a great tool to learn great practices. Get your code reviewed by some good developer and work on the comments. Sometime code review comments are very personal views of commenter, but in general they can be very helpful.

You said that you taught yourself an awful practice. If you can identify a practice as awful, then probably you can fix it without help of anybody else by simply googling. In my opinion the real challenge is to identify a piece of code is awful or not. If you can identify, then probably it is much easier to correct that.

Did you experience culture shock going from M.I.T. to Berkeley?

Oh my goodness. Yes. It was so strange to be in an environment with people having I.Q.'s below 150 and where it wasn't necessary to study 12, 13, 14 hours a day, seven days a week just to keep up.

Source: http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/home/faq.html

Probably this could be related to hardware config. I have a mac book pro at work with 8GB ram and it works fine. My personal mac book pro has 4GB ram and it has problem.

Users don't care tech behind the scene, bloated or perfectly written code. If the software is fulfilling the use case or not is the only things the users care. IMO, the market should be determined based on use case not based on how any software is written.

If you come up with completely revolutionary idea of how a typical user should interact with computer, then probably you can enter into OS market, otherwise it is very very tough market to enter.