Note here : Abc means anybody who is on my Gtalk or Yahoo messenger list.
Abc : Hey how are you?
Me : Doing good what about you? (even if I am actually feeling utterly bad)
Abc : Doing good.
Abc : So what's new? Anything special?
Me : Nothing special, you tell me.
...
// Some lines of repetition of old topics (and most the times the content least concerned to me or Abc)
...
Me : So what's new? Anything special?
// Again some non-sense
Abc : So what's new? Anything special?
If you do not believe me then just check your chat history logs. What is written above is template (probably I studied too much of C++ last week) for all chat files in history.
template2
Me : Hi
Abc : Hi
// 10-20 mins of lines of chat
Me : brb /*(be right back)*/ somebody has called me on phone
// I come back after 10 mins
Me : Hi- I am back!!
Abc : brb /*(be right back)*/ somebody has called me on phone
// I come back after 5 mins
Abc : Hi- I am back!!
...
I do agree that chat is good way to keep in touch with old friends. But thing I have observed is
- it wastes lot of times
- we get used to use chatting as time killer (if I have nothing to do then let me do some time pass on chat - this is why we cut chats when we get phone calls)
So with this observations I have decided to keep myself completely away from Gtalk and Yahoo messenger up to July end. Let me see if I could do some good utilization of this time and if I could protect myself from stupid thing called time killing.
Comparison of Sorting Algorithms Based on Execution Time
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Last weekend I tried implementing various Sorting algorithms, and compared
there outputs.
I ensured fair comparison of these algorithms by using same data...
11 years ago
