Abhinav2000

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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   What is constructive mathematics for the layman?
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   Dear Kevin, I am working on some hobby projects, similar but very much more elementary to what you are doing. May I please kindly get your e-mail address (or you may drop me a note at ashok dot khanna at hotmail dot com). I would love to co
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   Hi all - submitter here. I wasn't sure what was the right way to do this, but I know a lot of facebookers frequent this forum and hoping it can get some attention as its an unfortunate, unintended consequences of the recent changes in
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   FB Takes Down News Services in Australia, Unintended Consequences on Charities(linkedin.com)

   2 points by Abhinav2000 6y ago|1 comments
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   There's nothing wrong with xml or other SGML based markups. They are meant to be written by a computer, not by hand.....
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   Thanks
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   No, the key word here is comply. Which you do not have in your title. Its very different to order twitter to remove something vs. ordering them to COMPLY to a court order I cannot believe nothing is being done about this and inflammatory an
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   Unfortunately, while dictatorships are highly successful in the short run, democracies are required in the long run. My partner comes from a country with a dictatorship so I see first hand how bad it is to live in an environment where the d
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   by Abhinav2000 6y ago

   Its beneficial for farmers but not middle men, and unfortunately there is a huge propaganda to push back on it. The protests were highly unethical in a time where there is covid and congregating in such groups puts the whole country at risk
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    I think the difference there is that they have established copyright - have you done so with your App when there is a potential dispute? Also a movie or song is a lot easier to determine copyright infringement. But a program might be harder
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    When would shadow binding help create more readable code? (I agree with everything else in your post)
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Partly due to cost-benefit. I am hopeful that there is such a large mass of skilled labour or labour that can be skilled (so many graduates these days), that we can give them jobs and avoid having everything tech infrastructure related bein
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    That's an interesting angle and makes a lot of sense - lot of these tech startups are not run by tech people, so having AWS helped them bridge the gap when it came to securing funding.
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Thanks!
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    > (For the record, I got maybe a total of $10 in donations from thousands of hours of FOSS work. Actually a high profile project I worked for did receive sponsorship, but nothing went into my pocket for obvious reasons.) Can you expand o
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Great post, laughed throughout and it also is scarily not far from the truth
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Thing is, cloud computing is actually quite expensive. There's a reason why Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM are all lining up to grab a piece of the pie. Yes there are economies of scale which means overall the cost should be lower, but
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    Demystifying the Lisp Package System(ashokkhanna-530.medium.com)

    4 points by Abhinav2000 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Thanks, will have a look
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Thanks
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Thanks - very helpful!
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    Ask HN: Teach Me Electron.js

    4 points by Abhinav2000 6y ago|10 comments
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    For those who have heard about Lisp but never "fully jumped in", take a chance today. You just have to read 52 pages and hopefully you will walk away a lisper for life :) I love lisp and hope you will too. Give it a chance! If you
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    Be Productive This Pandemic: Learn Lisp in 52 Pages [pdf](github.com)

    14 points by Abhinav2000 6y ago|2 comments
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    This is a good post - particularly on working from outside in - thanks
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    Show HN: A Guide to Formatting Lisp(ashokkhanna-530.medium.com)

    2 points by Abhinav2000 6y ago|3 comments
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Reading lisp can be a very daunting experience for beginners to the language, but an enlightening one for those well versed and experienced. This is an article aimed at those who want to understand how to read and write lisp code, I hope it
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    Indeed, these things take a lot of effort and views / feedback isn’t great. Unfortunately the internet has moved towards short form, rehashing simple concepts and clickbait titles - there’s so much junk online, and the signal to noise
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    I love seeing long form blog posts like this! Whilst its not something I’d personally do for a long time, its great to have resources on the web that go into detail in advanced topics like building a lisp interpreter. From another lisper, c
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    by Abhinav2000 6y ago

    There’s a lot of marketing associated with the cloud. It is not that cheap. There are definitely economies of scale with the cloud, but when you see how much profit the big boys make, rest assured, not much of the cost savings are being pas