RoadieRoller

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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
Blame it on the poorly written code, not Java.
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190322182840/https://www.baker...
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
The point is, if you are sharing it with close family/friends, and their presence in the photo could prompt them to share it in their facebook. So in some way, it will end up in someone's profile with a tag to you/your kids n
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
Before Jio, different players held monopoly at different pockets and Jio flattened it. (Think BPL in Kerala, Airtel in metros, BSNL in rural areas, Orange in tier two cities). Because of this, when a provider increase prices, others will fo
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
Our team of 5 went to a good restaurant/steak place in LA last week, ate and drank for $300, enjoyed the ambience and ate great food, enjoyed the warmth of the service, spent great time together and tipped $75 Who should the tip go to?
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
True, I do the same too. I take the call, mute my phone and keep it as long as the other person wants it. Spam has reduced, one call in the last 3 weeks. It could also be that the spammers are holidaying.
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
I am a beginner too. Below is a problem I am recently working on. You can work on it too if you think you have a lot of PDFs in any part of your shipping business. I started attacking this to mainly learn python and uses python ML libs. My
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
Barely a month back in the facebook data breach thread in HN, I was downvoted and my comment removed when I said that it has become a fashion for the top 500 web/e-com companies to come one day and announce data breach and walk away. I
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
A wild thought - How much of this is caused by H1B visa restrictions and higher visa rejection rates? Dallas, and Texas in general, is home to the fourth largest Indian population in US. I reckon that these high paid tech people are abstain
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
I don't have any evidence. But I just like to think it that way. Also it could be because I finished reading most of the books mentioned here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17749283 BTW there are people who need
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
My mind has fashioned me to think that these leaks, so called, are planned. To why I think so, is simple. When you, as Facebook, sell user data to other companies/third parties/countries, then it is crime, or is subject to investi
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
My Team uses CosmosDB heavily (so far, and not too far anymore) and it is another half-baked service. The support people are Indians (Microsoft outsourced Azure support to an Indian company - MindTree) and are not very knowledgeable on the
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by RoadieRoller 8y ago
One of the masterpieces I've read on developer created UI. https://blog.codinghorror.com/this-is-what-happens-when-you-...
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by RoadieRoller 9y ago
True, no denying that. I wasn't thinking of snooping into their profile details. I was mostly thinking about - women quoting HN during technical discussions inside their company, present their startups to YC and stuffs like that.
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Ask HN: What percentage of HN regulars are Women?
6 points by RoadieRoller 9y ago|3 comments
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by RoadieRoller 9y ago
Freshdesk/Freshworks (Series F, $149M Total) CEO, Girish Mathrubhutham, has penned down a memoir of how a comment on HN has enabled him start his startup journey. https://blog.freshdesk.com/the-freshdesk-story-how-a-sim
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by RoadieRoller 9y ago
Somewhere someone could be selling your data for money. I can imagine the below happening. After all, all corporates are hand-in-glove with each other when it comes to public's privacy. This is probably what your ISP is doing. Take you
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by RoadieRoller 9y ago
Innovative Bangaloreans and Madrasis (Madras is the old name of Chennai and Madrasis refers to people who live there). IBM has huge presence (8-10 Offices) in Chennai.