Merge pull request #2 from czgdp1807/add-blogs

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Author: czgdp1807

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-									<h2><a href="#">Sponsored</a></h2>
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_posts/2017-10-31-welcome-to-massively-the-jekyll-theme.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Dennis Ritchie-Father of C"
+date:   2017-11-14
+author: "Gagandeep Singh"
+excerpt: "Dennis Ritchie, born on September 9, 1941 in Bronxville, New York, was the man who created the “C” programming language and hence, is known as the Father of the C programming language."
+---
+
+Dennis Ritchie, born on September 9, 1941 in Bronxville, New York, was the man who created the “C” programming language and hence, is known as the Father of the C programming language. Surprisingly, his father was a switching system engineer at Bell Laboratories, the birth place of pioneer languages, C and C++. Ritchie was a PhD in Mathematics in 1968 from Harvard University but later on went to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In this article, we will see the role of this legendary personality in the development of the C language and the UNIX.
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+Before the success of UNIX as an OS, Ritchie worked on the Multics project. Due to the over-engineering involved in Multics, Bell Laboratories stopped working on it. However, Ritchie and his co-worker, Ken Thomson didn’t abandon the concept of their project and they went on to develop its successor, UNIX. That modern OS was announced to the world in 1973. It will be quite astonishing to learn that C language was launched in 1978. So, what was used to develop UNIX?
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+The original UNIX kernel was written in the assembly language. However, Richie and Ken decided to give them more control over all the data which spanned the OS. So, they used higher level, BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language) to write UNIX, by squeezing it into 8 kilobytes and renamed it as “B” language. Now, to resolve that problem, Ritchie developed C language as an upgrade to B. This is how the world’s most beautiful and most popular language came into existence.
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+Dennis Ritchie says that, “UNIX IS BASICALLY A SIMPLE OPERATING SYSTEM, BUT YOU HAVE TO BE A GENIUS TO UNDERSTAND THE SIMPLICITY.”
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+In addition to this, Dennis Ritchie also authored the book, “The C Programming Language”. Reading that book would be an amazing experience to learn the C language from the creator itself. However, a sad though astonishing fact, the pioneer died a week after death of another pioneer, Steve Jobs but he did not receive as much media coverage as Jobs.
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+The Fedora 16 Linux Distribution, was released and dedicated to his memory in 2012.
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+I hope that this TechInfo Article was informative as well as enjoyable for you. If you find anything incorrect then feel free to write us in comments section.

_posts/2017-11-14-Dennis-Ritchie-Father-of-C.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Google Lens-It's Amazing!!!"
+date:   2017-11-14
+author: "Gagandeep Singh"
+excerpt: "WiFi, the most needed thing among us. Here comes the Google Lens which can help you directly connect to the WiFi source that has been scanned."
+---
+
+WiFi, the most needed thing among us. Here comes the Google Lens which can help you directly connect to the WiFi source that has been scanned. Yes, you read that right. It sounds amazing. Just point your camera to anything, and Google Lens will let you know what it is. This feature was announced by Google during Google I/O 2017 on 4th October, 2017. Let's see how it works and what makes it so amazing.
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+Google Lens is mainly based on AI and data analysis. It is way ahead of Google Image Search, though the basic principle is quite similar. Unlike Google Goggles, which was released in 2011, Google lens has the extra capability of not only identifying things but also understanding it and connecting it to the data that Google posses. For instance, Google Lens can easily pull out email addresses from flyer ads. Not only this, it can also identify albums, movies & books just based on their cover art. What can be more amazing than that.
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+Adding more to it, this feature will be installed on Google's new phone, Pixel 2.
+I'm quite sure that you would be quite surprised after reading this post. Well, technology has many more surprises undisclosed for us.
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+If you find any mistakes or more information to add, then please write in the comments section and share this post and let your friends know the power of digital world..
+Thank you.

_posts/2017-11-14-Google-Lens-It's-Amazing!!!.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Link Analysis-Why is it important?"
+date:   2017-11-14
+author: "Gagandeep Singh"
+excerpt: "When you search for CodeZoned using Facebook search bar, you receive the results almost instantly. Similarly, when Facebook shows you your news feed, something quite amazing is working behind it. That technique is known as Link Analysis. This post will add to your knowledge about the same."
+---
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+When you search for CodeZoned using Facebook search bar, you receive the results almost instantly. Similarly, when Facebook shows you your news feed, something quite amazing is working behind it. That technique is known as Link Analysis. This post will add to your knowledge about the same.
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+Let's first see what link analysis actually is and how it works. Wikipedia defines Link Analysis as a data analysis technique used to evaluate relationships between nodes. Here nodes can be anything like people on Facebook, Web Pages, Organization and many more.
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+The working of Link Analysis is somewhat mathematical. The nodes on a graph are represented in a matrix making it a eigenvalue problem thus making it mathematical. The eigenvalues help in providing relative importance to each node ,which can be helpful in evaluating the relationships between nodes which is the main aim of link analysis.
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+As already mentioned, Link Analysis has various applications like Google Page Rank, Google+, Facebook friend suggestion, Netflix and Hulu for movies, Youtube for 'Videos'. Though the objective and parameters are different but the mathematics behind them remains the same.
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+In addition some algorithms that use link analysis technique are PageRank and HITS algorithm.
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+It is quite surprising that first search engine to use link analysis technique was RankDex(two years before Google) founded by Robin Li.
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+I'm pretty sure that after reading this post you will surely search for Link Analysis to know more about it. So, if you find any mistake here then do notify us in the comments. Bye!!
+Thank you, for reading this post.

_posts/2017-11-14-Link-Analysis-Why-Is-It-Important.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Humans innovate, machines calculate-Can machines think?"
+date:   2017-11-16
+author: "Gagandeep Singh"
+excerpt: "CodeZoned’s TechInfo is back with one of the most debatable topics, “Humans innovate, machines calculate-Can machines think?”. Well, whenever we are given a problem, for instance, take a CodeZoned’s puzzle, then our innovative human mind, through the help of pre-acquired knowledge, begins to create a solution to that puzzle. However, the big question is, can machines ever do the same."
+---
+
+CodeZoned’s TechInfo is back with one of the most debatable topics, “Humans innovate, machines calculate-Can machines think?”. Well, whenever we are given a problem, for instance, take a CodeZoned’s puzzle, then our innovative human mind, through the help of pre-acquired knowledge, begins to create a solution to that puzzle. However, the big question is, can machines ever do the same. Can machines ever generate innovative algorithmic solutions to problems in a way that we create? Though the question has no specific answer and we are presenting here, our point of view on the topic.
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+Well, we all know the basic purpose of machines in the beginning was just to calculate. The method of calculation was provided by us and machines were not able to do that on their own. However, today, the technology has reached to a level that at this stage we can think of making machines that can handle a completely new situation by themselves. But wait! The main problem lies here. When humans face a completely new situation then our brain can create innovative solutions to tackle those situations but machines can’t because they still work on the same principle, that is calculation. Say, a machine and a human being are giving the well-known, JEE Advanced. Now, every time, it appears with a completely new pattern that is unknown to both the human and the machine. However, human mind will be able to tackle the situation very effectively. However, the machine is likely to fail, because there will be no algorithm stored in it to tackle that pattern. Again, it is clear that machines can calculate much faster than humans but the innovative power is with us only. For a machine it is necessary to be programmed for new situations. Even for handling completely new situations we have to programme it with an algorithm that can handle that case.
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+Hence, it is clear that, Humans innovate and machines just calculate. Feel free to present your views in the comments section.

_posts/2017-11-16-Humans-innovate-machines-calculate-Can-machines-think.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Brainfuck"
+date:   2017-12-09
+author: "Gagandeep Singh"
+excerpt: "+++++++[>++++++++++<-]>+++.>+++++++[>++++++++++<-]>++++.
+
+Confused? If yes, then I just wanted to say HI but the language here is the infamous esolang, the brainfuck. "
+---
+
++++++++[>++++++++++<-]>+++.>+++++++[>++++++++++<-]>++++.
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+Confused? If yes, then I just wanted to say HI but the language here is the infamous esolang, the brainfuck. It seems weird but the purpose of the language is to look weird. Let’s dive more into this mysterious looking language that is sufficient to blog one’s mind.
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+This language uses just eight commands, yes just eight. They are, “><+-.,[]” and that’s it. Isn’t it amazing that we can use just those limited characters to convey what we want to say. The idea of this language was brought into reality by Urban Muller in 1993. Let me tell you how the first line prints, “HI”. Actually, brainfuck is represented by an array of 30000 cells each initialized with a value of 0. ‘+’ increments that value by 1. So, I did seven times ‘+’ and hence value of cell#1 increased by 6. Now, ‘[‘ is the beginning of the loop. ‘>’ moves the data pointer to cell#2 and 10 times ‘+’ increases that value by 10. ‘<’ moves the data pointer back to cell#1 and ‘-‘ decreases its value by 1. The loop continues until value at cell#1 becomes 0. Then I moved to cell#2 and increased its value by 3 and the final value there is 73 which corresponds to ‘H’ and the ‘.’ prints that. So much pain in just printing one letter.
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+Actually, there is class of such languages just like, ‘brainfuck’, which is known as esoteric programming languages, or in short esolangs. These are not meant for mainstream programming, instead these are for hobbyists. The first one of this kind was, INTERCAL, short for “Compiler Language With No Pronounceable Acronym” which was created in 1972. In addition, in 1993, one more language named as FALSE, appeared, which has a compiler of only 1024 bytes. You might be knowing Pikachu, yes that cartoon character. There is an esolang with that name too. The interesting thing about it, is that it uses only three elements, pi, pika and pikachu. It is quite funny in this sense. Now adding to your surprise, there is a language named, Shakespearean Programming Language. Yes, it’s true. The most interesting part of the language is that you can use variable names only from Shakespearean characters.
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+And the list goes on and on and on. There are plenty of such languages. You can even create one language of yours just for fun. How about a language which uses only currency symbols? Try it out!!!
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+Thank you for reading this article. If you find anything incorrect then please mention in the comments section.

_posts/2017-12-09-Brainfuck.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "The Man Who Knew Infinity"
+date:   2017-12-23
+author: "Sabyasachi Pradhan"
+excerpt: "Michio Kaku aptly describes S. Ramanujan as seen through the eyes of his colleagues, 'Srinivasa Ramanujan was the strangest man in all of mathematics, probably in the entire history of Science.'"
+---
+
+Michio Kaku aptly describes S. Ramanujan as seen through the eyes of his colleagues, "Srinivasa Ramanujan was the strangest man in all of mathematics, probably in the entire history of Science."
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+And indeed, as an autodidact, who never went through any education higher than secondary school, his giant footprint in the world of mathematics is particularly astounding.
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+Ramanujan was born in 22nd December 1887 in Erode, in Madras Presidency of British India. His father was a clerk in a Saree shop, and his mother was a traditional housewife. Ramanujan was an ardent student of Mathematics from a very young age, and so devoted that he failed in most other subjects, failing in his Fellow of Arts examination, which forced him to continue his research in extreme poverty and often on brink of starvation.
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+His reversal came when his superiors at Madras Port Trust, where he worked as a clerk, forwarded his work to eminent mathematicians of the day. After an initial round of refusals, finally Ramanujan received an invitation to come to England from mathematician G. H. Hardy. Hardy was so impressed by the mathematical theorems submitted by Ramanujan that he initially considered it to be a prank by fellow mathematician J. E. Littlewood.
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+He spent 5 years, from 1914-1919, working in Cambridge and opened up fields in mathematics whose importance was discovered decades later in various applications of Quantum Mechanics and String Theory. He was inducted as a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1918, the second Indian to achieve so.
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+Ramanujan, due to his irregular education, was never bothered to provide rigorous proofs for his theorems. His formulas and theorems were derived from his insights into mathematics, which made his work often incomprehensible to his fellow mathematician. He had once commented, "An equation has no meaning for me unless it expresses a thought of God." A deeply religious man, the comment is a very accurate approximation of his approach to mathematics.
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+His brilliance though, was short-lived. He was diagnosed with tuberculosis and in 1919 returned to Madras, where he breathed his last in 1920.
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+Ramanujan was acclaimed in mathematical circle as a rare genius. His mentor and close friend G. H. Hardy, described Ramanujan as a mathematician of same calibre as Euler and Jacobi. J. E. Littlewood had said, "Every positive integer is one of Ramanujan's personal friends."
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+Ramanujan has been compared to a supernova than a meteor, his short career glowing brighter than the brightest mathematicians of his time. He opened up avenues of mathematics that were never thought of before in the world of mathematics, and a left an impression as indelible as that of Archimedes and Euler.

_posts/2017-12-23-The-Man-Who-Knew-Infinity.md

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+---
+layout: post
+title:  "Tony Stark"
+date:   2018-11-02
+author: "Sabyasachi Pradhan"
+excerpt: "Perhaps a decade ago, a scientist was a gray-haired man in a white labcoat and an engineer, was man in a yellow hard-hat drawing up plans in a large piece of chart paper. But today, the perception has irrevocably shifted towards a more romantic description of scientists..."
+---
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+Perhaps a decade ago, a scientist was a gray-haired man in a white labcoat and an engineer, was man in a yellow hard-hat drawing up plans in a large piece of chart paper. But today, the perception has irrevocably shifted towards a more romantic description of scientists, and if a part of it was due to Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson, the biggest contribution is on part of Tony Stark, genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist.
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+Born Anthony Edward Stark, son of successful business Howard Stark, he is a young prodigy who enters into MIT at the age of 15. After the death of his parents, he inherited the Stark Industries at a very young age and managed to take it to greater heights due to innovative mind.
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+But at the same time, he was also known as a maverick, an irresolute playboy who spent his carousing all over the world. But his mindset undergoes a profound transformation when he is kidnapped by a terrorist organisation in Afghanistan, where he faces the ground realities of the world for the first time. He builds a powered armour from the tools given to him by the terrorists to build a missile, and plans to escape with his fellow captive Dr. Ho Yinsen. But Yinsen is killed during his escape, which makes Stark vow to eliminate all terrorist from the world.
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+Back in USA, he takes to crime-fighting and stops the weapons manufacturing arm of Stark Industries in a bid to reduce the red on his ledger. Quelling betrayal of close aides and external attacks, he also suffers from radiation poisoning, when his self-created arc reactor that he had affixed in his chest starts poisoning him. Despite all, he continues fighting for what he believes is right and keeps innovating his way out of any trouble he may encounter.
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+Tony Stark, presents an interesting blend of all things fun with the seriousness that is seen as an inherent part of a man of science. His witticisms, and genius intellect, present a potent combination that is perhaps close to a perfect presentation of a 'cool' scientist.