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I am Khaled ...
I work as a software engineer ...
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In short, I find myself as a generalist computing enthusiast. I am rather a person of aesthetics rather than algorithms, though I invented couple of algorithms.
In long version:
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My goal is to be a pioneer in the field of mobile computing & bring the impact in the life of mass people.
So far, I have experienced work-flow of multi-national telecom corporation, exposure to local software development, and a bit of teaching. And now, I am working in the world of research & innovation and bringing those in real life.
Personally, I am highly capable of dynamic learn-and-apply approach, motivating peoples and play in team. I perform best in friendly, multi-disciplinary & varied-skill environment.
I hope best and looking forward for the opportunity to apply my personal & technical skill-sets to achieve my goal.
Hey, for a complete resume, just shoot me an email :)
Project Contributions:
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Bengali Translation: Notepad++ 6.3, Maxthon Browser
Web Q&As: Stackoverflow, superuser, UX.stackexchange, travel.stackexchange etc.
System Framework, Android
- worked on secondary protein structure prediction like mFold / UNAFold
- worked in-depth on finding gene-network, responsible for long-term effect of Morphine-response with anxiety of BXD RI mice family through generations
- Managed prepaid and postpaid provisioning, CRBT provisioning
- relevant complaint management
- previously worked on LHS BSCS postpaid billing system
Achievements:
- was selected by Axiata group CTO to reflect & coordinate the implementation of policies & compliances of TMForum.org in Axiata(Bangladesh) Ltd.
- Gathering client requirements, designing the prototype, and databases
- Designing Crystal Reports
- Providing IT consultancy to local companies
Teaching computer studies, Directing A-level projects, designing different software for internal usage
I got the masterpiece article “How Browsers Work” through HTML5rocks.com. But wondering to find a printer-friendly version, or PDF of the article. ”Not found”
Then I followed the original articles link to Tali’s site to get that. “Not found”.
That’s why I decided to publish my own printing-friendly as well as reading-friendly “formatted” version of the great article. I didn’t modify the content of the article, not even a single word. I did only the formatting. That took several hours.
Here it is: http://bit.ly/howBrowsersWorkPDF
For non-commercial use, feel free to use or share my edition.
However, for commercial purpose, you need to contact me first.
I live in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Now.
Today, I have suffered a lot for (re)installing the Chrome browser on my office laptop. Installer was downloaded,
but when I ran it, it was stuck in “Connecting to internet …”
and after a long time It showed an error message that “GoogleUpdate.exe cannot connect to Internet”
At first, I thought the firewall or company domain is blocking that. But after a heck lot of hacking, working around, I confirmed that I am wrong. Due to Bangladesh Govt. recent (but now uplifted) anti-Google policy, the outgoing traffic is being blocked.
So, the solution is to download standalone version which will not need internet to be installed on PC. Its about 30 MB in size. But, from where will you download this ?!?
It’s always best to download latest ones from here: http://www.google.com/chrome/eula.html?standalone=1
or, else you can download it from my hosted mirror on Dropbox: http://db.tt/5pnQ7YCz
(Update) Please download the latest one on this link: http://goo.gl/NXrBz
If you download the hosted one, you need to check the security/integrity of the downloaded file, by checking the publisher when you’ll run the downloaded installer application. Like below:
Hey, don’t forget to press the thanks or share button. Good Luck
( INCOMPLETE )
Farmgate –
In the middle of farmgate bus-stand and bijoy sarani; after Tejgaon thana, and YanToon Chinese restaurant; on opposite of Lion shopping center
Google maps @ http://goo.gl/maps/BvIVe
ফার্মগেট থেকে বিজয় স্বরনীর দিকে যেতে হাতের ডানে; লায়ন শপিং সেন্টারের বিপরীত পাশে
Mohammadpur –
Ring Road, Mohammadpur (near Japan Garden City)
Google maps @ http://goo.gl/maps/0oIBu
মুহাম্মদপুর শিয়া মসজিদ মোড় এর উত্তরে “জাপান গার্ডেন সিটি” র ২নং গেটের বিপরীত পাশে; শিয়া মসজিদ এবং প্রিন্স বাজারের মাঝামাঝি
Rampura –
Official Address: 360/1/1 DIT Road, East Rampura.
Google maps@ http://goo.gl/maps/rKmPo
Actual location: In the middle between Rampura bazar & TV center. @ Opposite of “Swapna” departmental store
রামপুরা বাজার আর টিভি সেন্টারের মাঝামাঝি জায়গায়; “স্বপ্ন” দোকানটার বিপরীত দিকে
Gulshan 1 ATM–
Official Address: House SE(C) 2, Road 138, Gulshan Avenue, Gulshan 1
Google maps@ http://goo.gl/maps/bXNsl
Actual location: From the center of Gulshan-1, head towards south(towards Indian visa consulate). ATM is on the side of Abucus restaurant (NOT Abucus convention center); same building as of Thailand visa center
গুলশান-১ থেকে দক্ষিনে (ইন্ডিয়ান দুতাবাস এর দিকের রাস্তায়) এগিয়ে হাতের বামে; এবাকাস রেস্তরাঁর পরেই; থাইল্যান্ড ভিসা সেন্টারের একই বিল্ডিংয়ে
Gulshan 1 Branch ATM–
Official Address: 67 Gulshan Avenue
Google maps@ http://goo.gl/maps/jUO31
Actual location: From the center of Gulshan-1, head towards north. Cross Uday tower, and Westecs. The branch is on the left. ATM is adjacent.
গুলশান-১ থেকে উত্তরে (উদয় টাওয়ারের দিকের রাস্তায়) এগিয়ে হাতের বামে (হাঁটা দুরত্ব); উদয় টাওয়ার, ওয়েস্টেকস পার হয়ে; ব্র্যাঞ্চ এর পাশে; ব্র্যাক ব্যাংকের এটিএম এর বিপরীত পাশে
Karwan Bazar branch ATM –
Official Address: 53 Kawran Bazar
Google maps@ http://goo.gl/maps/waFVL
Actual location: From the center of Karwan bazar, head towards North-west (towards Farmgate). Near the LaVinci hotel. The branch is on the right. ATM is adjacent.
কারওয়ান বাজার মোড় থেকে উত্তর-পশ্চিম দিকের রাস্তায় (ফার্মগেটের দিকে যেতে) হাতের ডানে. লা ভিঞ্চি হোটেলের কাছাকাছি
Sonargaon Hotel Branch ATM –
Official Address: L101 Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel, 107 Kazi Nazrul Islam Ave
Google maps @ http://goo.gl/maps/nYnsE
Actual location: From the center of Karwan bazar, enter through the main gate of Sonargaon hotel; now just ask somebody
সোনারগাঁ হোটেলের মেইন গেট এ ঢুকে কাউকে জিগ্গেস করেন
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If you love to read news, or blog or magazine but hate to do it on your smartphone or tab …… now it’s time to embrace the digital readership. Here comes “Google Currents”.
Yesterday, I accidentally met ”Google Currents” and got curious. The description itself is hazy, not give the sense what it’ll do. But wait, how could it explain ? It’s totally new revolutionary way to engage your readership into fun. Just install on your iPhone or Android phone and see how nice a productive software can be. BTW, all “editions”(contents’ name for Currents) are free for this application.
You can get it right away here at Google Currents …
According to the developer, Google Inc., it’s
Beautiful, free, favorite publications for your phone and tablet.
Google Currents delivers beautiful magazine-like editions to your tablet and smartphone for high speed and offline reading. Editions are all free and include:
- Publisher editions – Publishers such as Forbes, The Guardian, TechCrunch, PBS, Saveur, and more have produced hundreds of editions including in-depth articles, videos, fine photography, slideshows, live-maps, and social streams.
- Google trending editions – Google Currents uses Google search technology to hourly build a set of editions tracking the five most recent trending stories in categories such as world, entertainment, sports, science, and more. Each story is presented through a fresh edition of articles, videos, and pictures,
- Your favorite blogs and feeds – Instantly, turn your Google Reader subscriptions, or any of your favorite blogs/feeds into a beautiful edition with a magazine feel.
Each edition is available for high speed offline reading, and provides quick-touch sharing. Google Currents self-adapts to differently sized phones and tablets, with your subscriptions synchronized across devices. Google Currents – a reading experience not to be missed.
Named by New York Times, The Next Web, SlashGear and more as a top 10 Android app in 2011.
But, according to me, it’s simply awesome.
“Let’s think about it” … we call them cool-head … some call them looser
“Just Go, get it (not hurting others, rather bypassing)” … we call them smart … some call them shameless
“Okay, let it come on my way” … we call them luck-hunter … some call them damned lazy
“Hunt down the owner, and GET it now” … we call them greedy … some call them great
“I don’t need it, but btw, kill the owner” … we call them cruel … some call them perfect for this world
“I don’t need it” … we call them ascetic … but some call them asshole
what category i am in ?
কোরিয়ান শেখার এক পর্যায়ে কোরিয়ান থেকে বাংলায় কোনো বর্নান্তকরন বা Transliteration এর খুব অভাব বোধ করছিলাম. Net এ অনেক ঘাটাঘাটি করেও কিছু পেলাম না
তাই আমার মত আম-জনতা যাতে নিজে নিজে কোরিয়ান ভাষার অ-আ-ক-খ শুরু করতে পারে বা অনুশীলন করতে পারে. তাই নিজেই একটা সহজবোধ্য Transliteration চার্ট বানানোর সিদ্ধান্ত নিলাম.
আলহামদুলিল্লাহ, বর্তমানে এটা (আমি মনে করি) Beta-release অবস্থায় আছে. কেউ এটা দেখে শুরু করলে একবারে যা-তা অবস্থায় পড়বে না, আশা করি. Image file গুলো Download করে Print করে নিলে আপনার সুবিধা হবে.
আপনি আমার ব্লগে পা রেখেছেন বলে ধন্যবাদ. এই ব্লগ আপনার কোনো কাজে লাগলে আমার খুব ভালো লাগবে. আপনার যেকোনো মতামত, পরামর্শ, গালি(!), বা প্রশংসা আপনি নির্দিধায় আপনি comment এ করতে পারেন.
বি:দ্র: যে শব্দগুলোর অর্থ আমার জানা আছে, সেগুলো আমি চার্টে (বন্ধনীর) ভিতরে উল্লেখ করে দিলাম.
Reblogged from A Techie's Journey Through Life ...:
কোরিয়ান থেকে বাংলা বর্ণান্তরণ (Korean to Bangla Transliteration) v. 0.2 by Khaled Monsoor is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
Every thing, i show;
every time, i laugh;
every sleep, i miss;
every time, i kiss;
every turn, i pass;
every time, i touch;
every ting, i ring;
every love, i bring;
every word, i say;
every line, i pray;
every game, i loss;
every pain, i feel;
every wish, i kill;
every sorry i lie, every fun i try;
it’s amazing, amazing, amazing,
to my unborn child’s burgeoning eye…
– Khaled Monsoor
@ Dhaka, Bangladesh
She was closest to me, but you know, too close.
So years of fume was adding inside us
That time, all I wanted to go far, far away;
and I took my flight, in a rush, in a bright sunny day.
It was then, we, half a planet away from sight
I came to believe in life, and that, I took a wrong fight.
Each mile, into me and her, acting as a thorn,
and killing my self, grew since I was born.
Now we are part in a far away, far,
Oh, my heart feels closer than ever,
Yer love, why, causing a gloomy tear,
Your silly naggings now music to ma ear
Yeah, mom. You & me are closer than ever,
just like my first six months, or the first two year …
@ 2009.02.11
@ Memphis, TN, USA
Oh, my heart feels closer than ever,
Yer love, why, causing a gloomy tear,
Your silly naggings now music to ma ear
Yeah, mom. You & me are closer than ever,
just like my first six months, or the first two year …
@ 9th February, 2011
@ Memphis, Tennessee, USA
[It's an draft copy, v. 0.2. Totally unwritten sections has been tagged in {...}]
[disclaimer: I am not an surgeon, doctor, ethicist, philosopher, or any sort of expert, and I am a fan but not affiliated with National Geographic Society. Except all quoted from the documentary, all other comments reflect my own current thinking]
I just watched a National Geographic documentary “Moments of death”. I am just describing its idea & my thought.
what is death? whom you will call ‘dead’?
A man with stopped heart-beat, a man with non-functioning brain, a girl who can’t response to any physical/worldly impulsion or a man who is totally out of his mind? Our understanding of the definition or the process of ‘being dead’ is pushing the boundaries…
Do you acknowledge ‘soul’? Why?
The ‘simple’ physical process of cardio-vascular death is as follows. The heart stops pumping blood, the organs get shut-off one-by-one, at last the brain-cells, being deprived of Oxygen, raise ‘panic’ alarm, every element of brain-cell start fighting to save own-self and start producing toxic waste enormously, then each cell get self-destroyed.
Now, if you ‘shock’ back the heart-beating, give external oxygen quick enough, then the brain-cell ‘may’ stuck in ‘somewhere-in-middle’. The patient is now seems breathing, and heart is beating; but he can’t sense or response to anything, even you cut-off any organ without anesthesia. Its called ‘coma’. In this state, the patient is may be thinking, dreaming, or just ‘nothing’. Why not he is dead ?
{ purpose of Germany’s ‘house of dead’ was to avoid live-burial }
{ the case of the girl who totally went out-of-mind and parents wanted to declare her dead }
{ why peoples, ‘visited’ around death, see light or tunnel of light }
Is ‘soul’ really exists?
{experience of a ‘unconscious-and-tapped-eye’ open-heart-surgery patient who saw every steps of his surgery, even his own body and an unusual habit of the surgeon}
{ the medical & ethical boundary of the definition of ‘death’ }