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Random

• Great Ideas in Theoritical Computer Science
• [Sparse Partitions] (http://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.885/spring06/papers/AwerbuchPeleg-focs.pdf)
• Actors that Unify Threads and Events
• [Richard paradox] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard%27s_paradox)
• [THE INDIAN SUPREME COURT BY THE NUMBERS] (http://www.azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/sites/default/files/userfiles/files/LGDI_WorkingPaper_14December2012_The%20Indian%20Supreme%20Court%20by%20the%20Numbers_NickRobinson.pdf)
• Women Fire and Dangerous things
• Tragedy of Commons

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• I am sreeix on github.
• I am sreeix (https://keybase.io/sreeix) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASBHDFFaj6v19HRVk2nanMdhkq7_mUBM0GGNBhqerObhkQo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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I am sure you have heard about memcached. It is a classic key value store. Maintaining a O(1) execution time for most operations.

What We'd like you to implement is memcached in ruby(or the language of your choice)

I normally start memcached this memcached -m 1280 -vv (Actually I use -t 6, but ignore it for now)

Where -m is the amount of memory to allocate and -vv is the verbosity of the logs.

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• [Ciju] (https://gist.github.com/4664768)
• Sreekanth
• Dinesh
• Anantha
• Sreehari
• Pavana
• Rahul

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• Governing the Commons
• Darwin's Cathedral
• The Five Elements of Effective Thinking
• Heart of Mathematics
• World Until yesterday
• Whistling Vivaldi
• Good Calories bad calories
• Statistical Models
• Paleo Manifesto
• Thinking and deciding

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http://talus.artsci.wustl.edu/MalletAndPythonSteps.html

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• How Children Learn -John Holt (Fascinating read from old times) - Physical
• How Children Fail - John Holt (Not read yet) - Physical
• How Children Learn Mathematics Implications of Piagets's research - Richard Copeland - (If you read one book out of the list read this) - Physical
• Mindstorms - Seymor Papert (Teaching programming to kids and how it changes the worlview) - Physical
• The children's machine - Seymor papert (Currently reading.) - Physical
• How Children Succeed - Paul Tough (Okish read) - Physical
• Thinking Mathematically- John Mason et al. (It will blow your mind) - Physical
• The smartest kids in the world - amanda ripley (Not completed but Seemed like good read. There are a alot of Amanda ripley articles on the web and you can probably get a gist out it) - Kindle
• The Elephant in the Classroom - Jo Boler. - Kindle