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The web 2.0 is not a different web, but the way things go here are totally different. It's driven bye the people, it's more inclusive and so more people coming in and asking for something new every day. This people-driven-web - web 2.0 is surely going to revise itself and we will see a newer, revised, different web 2.0 in coming some years. One change I can predict is Change is the way Articles, Blogposts are displayed. Today they show articles and then the comments exactly below it. Study today says, people read comments to the news, article first and then decide on should I read the original article or not. But the newer version will have Comments first and then the original article. In other sense, it means the initial readers of the content will decide or derive the future hits/success of your content. The another interesting thing we should focus on is kind-of content being created by the microblogging sites like Twitter. They generate on an average 32400000 sentences (...

Really great video on Java vs. .not. If you are a java / opensource lover, you will love it! Sahi na!

Zing chik zing Hapus http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_PERcVlVvY&feature=related दोन्ही चित्रपट अगदी खूप छान आहेत. दोन्ही वेग वेगळ्या प्रकारे शेतकऱ्यांच्या प्रश्नांबद्दल बोलतात. एक खूप हसवतो तर दुसरा हसवता-रडवतो-हसवता. जास्त बोलणे नव्हे, अप्रतिम कलाकृती पहायच्या असतील तर नक्की जाऊन या!  

Is it worthwhile to hire non-techies for techies' work? By    Sikta Samantaray Wednesday, 28 April 2010, 15:01 IST   Twitter Facebook Share Comments( 17 ) Print Email Bangalore: With the new trend being set up by IT firms to hire non-techies to do techies' work, it seems that working hard at engineering colleges for 3-4 years to enter this field is worthless. In the last few months, it is noticed that many of the Indian IT companies such as TCS, Wipro and Infosys are turning towards non engineering graduates for the same work that engineering graduates have been doing for long. For instance, Nandini Sahay is currently working in one of the Indian IT firms as a Software Engineer after completing her BA degree in History and one year certi...

SIGAI Workshop on Emerging Research Trends in Artificial Intelligence (ERTAI - 2010) 17th April, 2010, C-DAC, Navi Mumbai, India Supported by Computer Society of India (CSI) Keynote Address by Prof. Rajeev Sangal, IIIT Hyderabad Two-stage Constraint Parsing for Indian Languages Natural Language Processing deals with understanding and developing computational theories of human language. Such theories allow us to understand the structure of language and build computer software that can process language.  For example, if a query in a human language can be processed (that is, analyzed and understood) by the machine, then it can try to find an answer from a given database or from a set of documents. A search engine of the future is likely to use such a technology. Parsing gives the grammatical analysis of a given sentence.  Here, we will describe 2-stage parsing in the Computational Paninian Grammar framework. The parser is a constraint solver, where constraints are expressed i...