vineel

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GM to Test Fleet of Electric Cars in New York(foxbusiness.com)
2 points by vineel 9y ago|0 comments
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The jobs that really smart people avoid(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by vineel 10y ago|0 comments
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by vineel 12y ago
All of the park photos were taken at Downtown Park in Bellevue. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellevue_Downtown_Park
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by vineel 13y ago
Wow. I can't imagine that happening at your standard public school nowadays. What high school did you go to?
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by vineel 13y ago
Most people will take their SAT at the beginning of their Junior year. This way they have ample time to retake if they're not happy with their scores. Stanford, MIT, and the Ivies see the SAT as more of a threshold score. I.E. there&#x
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by vineel 13y ago
I'm guessing Shalin is aiming for MIT, Stanford, and schools of their ilk. These fall under "high-end private schools".
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by vineel 13y ago
I second this. Summers should not be spent studying for the SAT. Also, a good internship will look much better on a college app than a few extra points.
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by vineel 13y ago
It's a custom allocator internal to Intersec.
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by vineel 13y ago
What's the right answer here? Should they start by typing or reading the docs?
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by vineel 13y ago
Are there any specific books you recommend?
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by vineel 13y ago
Isn't this what DRM is?
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by vineel 13y ago
The picture in the article is confusing me. What's going on with his hand?
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by vineel 13y ago
So then is a 2.1 considered impressive?
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by vineel 13y ago
Is the 2.1 number you refer to a GPA? What's it out of?
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by vineel 13y ago
What is a "red brick"?
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by vineel 13y ago
Is this before or after taxes? Because American salaries are typically reported before taxes.
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by vineel 13y ago
There seems to be the opposite effect for "keming".
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by vineel 13y ago
MIT OpenCourseWare. http://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm
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by vineel 13y ago
I keep hearing that Muni and BART are awful, but how so? I've been on public transit in NYC, Boston, Berlin, and other major cities and I don't notice any significant disparities.
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by vineel 13y ago
Actually, it's Dill that's supposed to be Truman Capote.
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by vineel 13y ago
Even if that's all she did, it doesn't warrant an expulsion or a felony charge.
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by vineel 13y ago
Yeah, I don't think "string" is a thing in Java. Maybe he was comparing it to a data type from another language?
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by vineel 13y ago
You seem to have a lot of knowledge about this. If I wanted to acquire similar knowledge, where would I go? I know embarrassingly little about networks.
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by vineel 13y ago
I am Asian. What I've noticed is that the kids who have to be "forced" to study ad-nauseum usually aren't the top performers. They're around the middle, but their families desperately want them to be the top. The top students are much more
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by vineel 13y ago
As an Asian-American: no, it doesn't involve those things.
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by vineel 13y ago
Except your Pentium 3 server doesn't have to handle over 100 million unique visitors per quarter. :P
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by vineel 13y ago
Because he found out the answer only after asking the original question, and answered it for anyone else who would have been curious.
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by vineel 14y ago
Sort of reminds me of India (the polytheistic "industrialized" society).
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by vineel 14y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but still interesting: SFO doesn't actually have a TSA presence. They use a contractor instead. http://www.flysfo.com/web/page/atsfo/saf-sec/
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by vineel 14y ago
What operating system are you using? It looks great on OS X 10.8.2.

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