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Pen rests and keys speak...: December 2005
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Pen rests and keys speak. Sunday, December 25, 2005. People are getting ready for the midnight mass on the eve of Christmas and he stands there on the streets of Leuven. Movement, which I visited in Brussels only a few hours before this memorable site of Leuven. I just wonder why this extra-ordinary person's financial condition is not even ordinary? I am happy that he still stands there - like his town which still stands even after being destroyed twice by Germans. Posted by Amit @ 10:14 AM. Thursday, De...
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Where the hackers play: March 2006
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Where the hackers play. Sunday, March 19, 2006. Couple of days back, I got into a discussion about hash tables with one of my friends. Initially we were confused about what good it is over an array. Before explaining the confusion, I'll describe an example. (You know I strongly believe what my sixth standard teacher told me once: "Eg makes it easy."). Suppose we want to store a table containing roll numbers and names of students:. 1, Pundarikakshya Purakayastha). 2, Prasenjit Sarvadhikari). Th entry in a.
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Where the hackers play: Further X-periments on Qemu
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Where the hackers play. Thursday, February 19, 2009. Further X-periments on Qemu. After installing Qemu and ghci, I needed to run "gobby" to access some mutually edited files. But that needed X. So I could not avoid X altogether. Here is what I did to install X. First start up Qemu using. Where debinst.qcow is the qemu hard disk which we installed in the previous blog. Log in as root. Now we are ready to do the actual installation. Now we start the main installation. First we need X. That should start xf...
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Where the hackers play: April 2006
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Where the hackers play. Tuesday, April 04, 2006. Sorry for the delay in this blog. I'm a bit busy nowadays and that has affected the rate at which I blog quite drastically. Well I think now for a few months my blogging rate might be varying a lot. But I hope there will be at least one update per month. I found some of the discussions here quite good. Nice online community on Maths! Some school level maths. This is similar to the above but the blogs deal with slightly higher topics. Good Math, Bad Math.
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Where the hackers play: November 2006
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Where the hackers play. Thursday, November 30, 2006. Funny incidents while teaching maths! I heard some jokes on teaching mathematics. They may be funny but the sad part is that they are not completely away from reality. It is actually quite a sad situation! Well here are the stories! Division of numbers and division of money. Suppose you have got Rs. 1224 and you have to divide it equally among six people. How much would each person get? This time the students argued,. Sandeep of course did not give any...
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Where the hackers play: December 2006
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Where the hackers play. Friday, December 01, 2006. The Open Day is an annual event in which some selected school students from some selected schools come to visit TIFR for a day. They are taken around laboratories and are given an exposure on how science is done. I have made a web-page on the small application I had written. You can find it here. You need Flash Player 8 or above to view it properly. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Some nice mathematical pictures. Links to Other Blogs.
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Pen rests and keys speak...: May 2006
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Pen rests and keys speak. Tuesday, May 16, 2006. I have started a new blog. A few days back. This, obviously will reduce the frequency of posts on this older blog. The new blog. Which I have named प ट र भ न मत क. Is in Hindi, and is published in Devanagari with the help of unicode. If it interests you. Posted by Amit @ 11:11 AM. Tuesday, May 02, 2006. Eat my bullet and seekh angrezi. Not very long before, I had written a post titled Lost in Translation. Had given a very nice comment. And today I saw here.
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Pen rests and keys speak...: April 2006
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Pen rests and keys speak. Wednesday, April 19, 2006. Radio days are back. Ye aakashwani hai, ab aap. Some twenty years back, this was the fastest source in my home to remain connected with the rest of the world. I explicitly remember, we had a "transistor radio set" while many of my friends had got TVs and audio cassette players. Wow! That was something, you could listen your favourite song anytime you want! Well, Hazaaron Khwahishein Aisi. Posted by Amit @ 4:10 PM. Tuesday, April 04, 2006. Now a days, w...
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Pen rests and keys speak...: March 2006
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Pen rests and keys speak. Wednesday, March 29, 2006. How can you save the daylight? People say, advance your clocks by one hour and the daylight will be saved! DST) has started here from this Sunday, and still I am not able to convince myself if it is really useful. Why is it observed at all? I asked many and two of the responses were:. This is for the farmers. They need more sunlight! If clocks are shifted by an hour, farmers will get up early and will do more work in their farms! This is to save energy.
