@vivekhaldar Although PhD is not for everyone but personally when I see really smart professors, I feel like I need to reach at that level.

A rare video from Bell Labs featuring Ken Thompson and Dennis Ritchie explaining UNIX: http://t.co/IgkRFtnS

ChewieFS: A flash file system designed for NetBSD http://t.co/49NaYWGE #NetBSD

Is it an unfair usage of the Internet to educate yourself ?

A little tutorial on Mapreduce: http://t.co/N5ERF99A

An excellent resource on game AI development suggested by Prof. @norvig during the office hours: http://t.co/j1Nx9YzB (CC @aiclass )

a great plugin for c/c++ development on Linux, can't miss it : http://www.eclipse.org/linuxtools/

there is a nice plugin for QT: http://qt.nokia.com/developer/eclipse-integration

a very good site for searching screencast tutorials http://bit.ly/2DFYcn

Like the fact that ebooks from @packtpub are available at Rs. 100 or so, I can buy without even thinking twice.

The pull requests got merged and the Prof. was happy to see the positives of putting the slides on @github :) #collaboration

"Yo mama's so fat, she sat on a binary tree and flattened it to a linked list in constant time." -- From Quora

Anyway to get a stacktrace from a running Python process which seems to be stuck in an infinite loop ?

How to count a billion distinct objects using only 1.5KB of Memory  http://prsm.tc/ByOoVt 

Marry the girl who can tell the version of Linux distro you are running by looking at the screenshot of your desktop :-D

I wonder why does @etsy's dashboard on github has a picture of Rebecca Black as part of its image resources.

Execute shell commands like normal functions in Python: http://t.co/LS4Tsnlf via @prismatic

Video lectures on Scalable Machine Learning http://t.co/xwEGffb4 via @prismatic

@srishakatux cd $HOME && sleep

@swaroopch Wow, thanks for the follow. Your blog posts inspired me quite a lot during my early days at college. :-)