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In any case, Anand Ranganathan has written for peer reviewed journals[1], and he has written for this general-news outlet [2].

It would have also been nice to see SSD benchmarks considering how Anand has typically pretty good at reviewing SSDs in the past.

Most top players would comment (as Anand and Carlsen did after the game) that double blunders are relatively common in top level play.

Another well written and researched piece of tech journalism from Anand Lal Shimpi.

Would prefer if you don't dox my roommate (anand) and I by publishing our address..

Congrats Mitchell + Anand + Kevin + team!

« Assuming Anand and Carlsen’s blunders were independent events, what we saw was a 1 in 10,000 occurrence.

Users demand human resources as well; Anand and Eric can only handle so much customer support on their own (right now it looks to be a 4500 users: 1 employee ratio), and you can't scale staff instantly by pressing a button.

When enough people started reporting to Crucial support that their drives didn't, in point of actual fact, offer this feature, their marketing literature changed so as not to imply they did, and forum posts and reviews, like my previously-linked Anand Tech article, started pointing out that they didn't.

By "your web developer's", I think you mean "your":) Gyroscope was created by Anand Sharma, who did all the design AND front end development.

Did you mean Anand, or did Ars do their own test?

Anand Ranganathan wrote a good response to this article [1].

Anand never fails to impress with his design!