Achshar

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by Achshar 15y ago
but those are filler names. i believe they are rarely used in production.
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by Achshar 15y ago
this is what source control is for, right?
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by Achshar 15y ago
What you say makes sense but I just wanted to point out that i never said that I question my decision. I said "The more I think, the more likely I am to be confused". But other than that, I would like if you appreciate that it is not the ea
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by Achshar 15y ago
If everyone's saying their status,then mine is working fine.
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by Achshar 15y ago
>We need to discourage those who aren’t fit to start their own business. I request you to define "fit". How can one know if one is "fit". The line is very blurry I believe, unless there is something that I am missing here. Not unlike ma
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by Achshar 15y ago
Well now I hate US only stuff even more. No this is not a trolling. I really am sick of the schemes that are limited to certain demographic. I understand there must be some reason behind this, some good reason mind you. But heck, it is not
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by Achshar 15y ago
but they only reimburse for two people other than the founder. so you paid for the flights out of your pocket?
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by Achshar 15y ago
Such a drilldown is very helpful if you have applied and figuring things out. I thing the reimbursement process can be a little less cumbersome (from what it looks like from outside). I have applied too but I am not very excited about the s
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by Achshar 15y ago
isn't 10k a little too much? they suggest 5k and that supports what i have read about otherwise.
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The Dumbing Down of Silicon Valley(pandodaily.com)
3 points by Achshar 15y ago|2 comments
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by Achshar 15y ago
It's probably good for bookstore scenario but for asking people about maps requires that there must be (helpful) people around with good knowledge of the area. And for friend's location, calling requires input from someone else (which makes
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by Achshar 15y ago
android id written in c, its applications are written in java. (and indirectly html5, to an extent)
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by Achshar 15y ago
from what that article makes it look like, its simply Pierce's word against the company's. both have their share of things to "fight for". Pierce has his game and public image and OMGPOP has PR and it's recent sale to zynga.
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by Achshar 15y ago
its because in chrome webgl is currently disabled by default. you can turn it on on about:flgs IIRC. or try any other release channel. It worked for me in canary.
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by Achshar 15y ago
chrome os?
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by Achshar 15y ago
I skipped this time. had some other job at hand. But i will next time :)
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by Achshar 15y ago
Not that i use it but it really helped me in the beginning of my learning of html and php. Dreamweaver.
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by Achshar 15y ago
everyone seems to be talking about how great notepad++ is. don't get me wrong, i love it too, in fact it is my primary editor. But why isn't anyone talking about the changes that came with the update? There seems to be no changes from UI pe
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by Achshar 15y ago
That makes sense. thanks for clearing it up. I didn't know it was necessary to have url formatting to write python. but then its not a language problem. its a framework problem. And php can have its framework too. But I guess it doesn't mat
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by Achshar 15y ago
Yes that's a valid point. But that alone is not enough for php to be disregarded. Because one who wants to not have urls point to files on disk will change this behaviour. .htaccess makes it possible. This is a security problem, i agree. Bu
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by Achshar 15y ago
can you elaborate a little on how does it have low barrier of entry? as my current understanding stands, python has all the basic things like loops, conditional, functions, variables etc just like php. What makes python difficult to start l
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by Achshar 15y ago
> due to being easier to get into - you don't need a framework, understand OOP what kind of framework? i was seeing khan academy videos that teach python and they did not use any framework and the basic things were same as in php (condi
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by Achshar 15y ago
> And because this poll is about your favorite language, not the language you use the most. yes, that's what i am wondering, why isn't php Favorited more often. > Because not everyone is writing code for the web. php can also be use
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by Achshar 15y ago
> PHP is the training wheels of the server-side language world. You can pick it up and almost immediately see results on any number of popular hosting providers that provide support out of the box for it. yes that makes sense. But i won
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by Achshar 15y ago
File extension is just a part of my observation. It also includes tutorials, how-tos, questions/answers on stack overflow-like sites, etc. all of these are more for php than any other language. example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/ta
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by Achshar 15y ago
Why is it that php, despise of being the most used server side language, (almost) never receives any love (i have noticed it too many times to ignore) whereas python and ruby, despite of getting alot of love, doesn't show usage numbers. i h
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by Achshar 15y ago
but in such case innovation is not an option. if the other person can copy current app why can't he/she copy the innovation too?
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by Achshar 15y ago
It's @dcurtis "concept" and let him decide, no matter how ethically wrong his decision is, its his' anyway. Copying the concept and releasing it is definitely not the right way of showing your discontent with his decision of not releasing h
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by Achshar 15y ago
I applied to startup chile. But didn't get selected last time. I think such programs are really the middle ground. Not valley like lavish and high profile but also not India like absent startup genome.
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by Achshar 15y ago
or some kind of uneditable NFC. they say "embedded" and not printed.

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