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Gowtham's Blog: November 2006
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Monday, November 20, 2006. Myths about the developing world. With the drama and urgency of a sportscaster, Hans Rosling debunks a few myths about the "developing" world. Rosling is professor of all international health at Sweden's world-renowned Karolinska Institute, and founder of Gapminder, a non-profit that brings vital global data to life. Posted by gowtham @ 7:28 PM. Des Plaines, Illinois, United States. View my complete profile. Myths about the developing world. Leveraging India As India Stands Up.
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Gowtham's Blog: July 2006
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Tuesday, July 18, 2006. Leveraging India As India Stands Up. This video was recommended by kalyan. Very Inspiring. Posted by gowtham @ 2:26 AM. Thursday, July 13, 2006. My Dad's Phd Student Acheived this feat (My Dad on CNN). Prof Annaiah Ramesh, Lecturer in the Department of Applied Botany, Mangalore University has finally entered into the Guinness Book of World Records. Posted by gowtham @ 11:54 AM. An Easy way to Send large E-mail Attachments. Original Article on WSJ:. Pando lets you email huge attach...
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Gowtham's Blog: November 2005
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005. Pandora Radio from Music Genome Project. The Music Genome Project, an attempt to define music by it's traits in a way similar to DNA defines traits in humans has led to the development of Pandora. Pandora. Uses the song choices you make to see what traits appeal to you and present you with custom radio station. While limiting you to thumbs up or thumbs down, the "gene" heuristics allows for a very quick adaptation to your musical tastes. Posted by gowtham @ 10:54 AM. Charismat...
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Dream in Binary: October 2010
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Ahhh, what an awful dream. Ones and zeroes everywhere. and I thought I saw a two. Thursday, October 28, 2010. Nokia Carbide Errors x 650. I am shockingly new to Nokia development. Like, as in I started learning on Tuesday and today is Thursday new. My only experience with mobile development before was on Windows Mobile 6 and CE, which thanks to the brilliance that is .NET, was a piece of cake. Anyway, there I was programming some examples, when I got errors. A lot of them. 636 to be exact:. I've recently...
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Gowtham's Blog: December 2005
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Friday, December 30, 2005. Alex Tew, a 21-year-old student from a small town in England, earned a cool million dollars. In four months on the Internet. Selling porn? Posted by gowtham @ 11:08 AM. Tuesday, December 27, 2005. MusicBrainz a MusicMeta Database. MusicBrainz is a community music metadatabase that attempts to create a comprehensive music information site. MusicBrainz data can either be used by browsing the MusicBrainz. The one problem that i faced with this method was iTunes maintains a static ...
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Top Tips for Descriptors: Tip 6: Need to read from an HBufC? Don't call Des().
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Top Tips for Descriptors. Take a tip, leave a tip! We've made the descriptor mistakes so you don't have to. Monday, May 09, 2005. Tip 6: Need to read from an HBufC? To read from a descriptor, you only need it to be non-modifiable, a TDesC. So it has access to all the non-modifiable functions implemented by TDesC. All you need to do is dereference the pointer. LIT(KBert, "Bert");. HBufC* bert = KBert.AllocL();. TPtrC halfOfBert = bert- Left(2);. When you only need a constant descriptor. LIT(KBert, "Bert");.
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Top Tips for Descriptors: NEWS: 22/05/2006
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Top Tips for Descriptors. Take a tip, leave a tip! We've made the descriptor mistakes so you don't have to. Tuesday, May 03, 2005. Please note that the links in this blog to the sister blog ( Descriptors FAQ. Are currently broken. It's happened because I've been updating the FAQ blog in preparation for a new look, format and home. Posted by Jo Stichbury @ 10:29 AM. Top Tips for Descriptors. Iâ m pleased to endorse. The Accredited Symbian Developer Exam from Majinate. Which is now available in Europe.
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Top Tips for Descriptors: Tip 1: Never instantiate a TDes or a TDesC
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Top Tips for Descriptors. Take a tip, leave a tip! We've made the descriptor mistakes so you don't have to. Monday, May 09, 2005. Tip 1: Never instantiate a TDes or a TDesC. The default constructors of TDes. LIT(KExample, "Fred");. TPtrC original(KExample); / a valid TDesC-derived descriptor. Shallow copy the type and length into base class object. TDesC copy(original); / Uses the implicit copy constructor. Contain no string data, so in effect are abstract classes. Posted by Jo Stichbury @ 10:54 AM.
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Top Tips for Descriptors: Tip 3: Need a small known length descriptor? Use TBuf or TBufC.
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Top Tips for Descriptors. Take a tip, leave a tip! We've made the descriptor mistakes so you don't have to. Monday, May 09, 2005. Tip 3: Need a small known length descriptor? Use TBuf or TBufC. These are suitable for when you know the required length at compile time. The recommended maximum length is 256 bytes or fewer (remember that’s 128 characters, a TBuf. Because each character occupies 2 bytes). Larger stack buffers are not recommended. Objects - or by making your larger TBuf. Iâ m pleased to endorse.