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The Skinny on Doctypes
the number of infrastructure projects in and around major cities are growing exponentially. new airports, busniess parks, highways you name it... to add to this, india is not just out-sourcing.. yes it is a 70 billion dollar industry but there are lot many things going on in india.
yes given the beaurocracy things might not be apparent but india is coming into its own slowly but surely
What Stumbleupon Got Right
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The level-0 person should go through all the intermidiate levels to make the things that appear obvious to me, also appear seemless to him/her. Gaining level-4 expertise will lead them to a mechanical process of understanding. This is where we cross the line between wisdom and knowledge.
Also, the expert person more often than not is left with a feeling of being used by someone who attained somthing without any hard work. Things get complicated from here. My approach is to let the level-0 person give clues about reaching level-1 and make ways for the person to progress without complete reliance on me. Some kind of mentoring.
has anyone out there developed such a thing - as on this page. what is it that leads to such a design? many sites do this.
Management 101
Give developers freedom to choose either of them...
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I agree with Paul when he says we need to keep our identity small. Assuming an identity weather it be religious, national or any other, blocks our rational side from seeing things clearly. An identity levies upon the carries a sense of entitlement; it clots our mind with prejudice.
It is high time we stop doing this. And by keeping our identity small we lift the entitlement burden from our head. We no longer need to belong to a particular group, justify certain legacy thoughts that were forced upon us.
Many of the problems we face today are because of carrying identities which we assume by chance! The country where I belong, the language which I speak, the religion which I follow - every thing was enforced upon me by chance. Why should there be a resentment when one tries to shrug an identity.
It will only make our minds clear and we will be left with less burden to carry,
It categorizes all the links marked and over a period of time it will show your surfing preferences. Every user has a profile and you can visit their profiles and view their preferences and subscribe to their 'stumbles' - links they liked.
The thing that's missing on stumbleupon is the discussion culture that present on HN.
What real life bad habits has programming given you?
http://tumblelog.marco.org/73776312
interesting question from this page...one thing i can say which i know many will agree - lots of coffee. :)
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What They Hate About Mumbai
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/29/opinion/29mehta.html?_r=1
A wonderful article about Mumbai. The author couldn't have described it better - "MY bleeding city"