Substitute US for India, and it will read pretty similar. That’s progress since independence for you.
Tags: patriotism, nation, loyalty
Substitute US for India, and it will read pretty similar. That’s progress since independence for you.
Tags: patriotism, nation, loyalty
All very valid arguments, but who will bell the cat?
Tags: nytimes, banking, economics, risk
Another interesting bit of technology to look forward to. Reminiscent of the object copier by Professor Calculus from Tintin and the Lake of Sharks.
Tags: printing, copyright, 3d, technology, design
Remember the argument of iPad vs the rest in the tablets wars? Guess who’s the content distribution king on the web. Now, once the device market saturates, and the focus shifts entirely to content a la TV, who do you think will be reaping the rewards – Apple or Amazon?
Tags: interview, amazon, strategy, cloudcomputing, technology
In case you wondered what the real world application the optics chapters of Physics were during your classes.
“Radiosity is a global illumination algorithm used in 3D computer graphics rendering. Radiosity is an application of the finite element method to solving the rendering equation for scenes with purely diffuse surfaces.”
Filed under: computer, graphics, wikipedia, lighting, physics