SatyajitSarangi

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Zerodha, a bootstrapped startup, becomes the no.1 broker of India(bloombergquint.com)
9 points by SatyajitSarangi 8y ago|1 comments
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Zerodha's Rainmatter invests Rs 2.5 crore in e-signing platform Digio(tech.economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1 points by SatyajitSarangi 10y ago|0 comments
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Zerodha opens up Kite-Connect, an api to build your own trading platform(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
1 points by SatyajitSarangi 11y ago|0 comments
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Zerodha launches India's first brokerage free Investment platform(zerodha.com)
2 points by SatyajitSarangi 11y ago|0 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 11y ago
How many did you spawn?
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by SatyajitSarangi 11y ago
You can checkout the public repo here: https://github.com/goniltalk/niltalk
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Show HN: Free, instant, secure, disposable chat rooms built in Go(niltalk.com)
169 points by SatyajitSarangi 11y ago|93 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago
I've used both for a considerable amount of time and these are my unbiased thoughts about it. 1. I don't think Atom is more of a web-editor. Think of dreamweaver, but completely stripped down, and dare I say, faster. I used to it
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Fundamental Analysis(zerodha.com)
17 points by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Tombstone-py: A python module to help you remove dead code(schrogrammer.wordpress.com)
1 points by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago|0 comments
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A free, complete guide to Technical Analysis(zerodha.com)
106 points by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago|49 comments
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A crowd-sourced indicator for Nifty(crowd.in)
3 points by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago|0 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago
A meta-data file over VLC player where people can add additional information about a movie so that others watching the movie can skip right to that part. Say, a movie has a few funny scenes, or action or even sex, and you only are bothered
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by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago
Thanks for this list. I was mostly looking for Python, Javascript, Haskell and C#. Any help regarding that? Also, as I believe this thread will also help others, you can go ahead and post about any other code-bases for other languages.
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by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago
Thank you. I remember his Quake and Doom reviews. Will catch up on the others.
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Ask HN: What source code is worth studying?
403 points by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago|166 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 12y ago
The post seems a bit undercooked for my liking. Isn't there a library from Guido called Tulip for doing Async tasks? That said, reaching "true" concurrency in Python will always be impossible no matter how you twist the lang
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
Most of his detractors think that technology has outpaced him. He thinks that technology has outpaced us, rather spoilt us.
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
Am I the only one surprised that it took such a long time for them to do this? How did Jimmy Wales got there before Stallman, using an ideology that was pretty much ushered by Stallman as Guerrilla Warfare? I know that Stallman has his fair
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
I forgot about Twilio's API. That's another good implementation. Even Foursquare has an excellent API documentation. Instagram on the other hand...
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
Excellent post. I created JustMigrate so I had to work with APIs of Tumblr and Posterous. Having had experience in building APIs and working with APIs of almost all the premium/famous/infamous services around, I was shocked when I
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
ACM members once had a poll to resurrect a few classic CS books. That poll slowly became a "favourite CS books" list. This is the list: http://t.co/LOli1BKFuL Some splendid suggestions there.
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
I find byliners quite useful, too.
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
I wasn't exactly asking related to start ups. I think I grew up reading a lot of magazines, and somewhere, due to a lot of chaff, I stopped reading quite a few. I generally don't like the whole "sensationalizing of news"
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Ask HN: Magazines that you read these days?
2 points by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago|6 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
I believe he is. I've followed his research work for quite a while and Ninja Project seems very similar to Project Loon.
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Ask HN: What does the NSA leaks mean for a start up releasing an app?
7 points by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: What are the best practices for documentation?
2 points by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago|1 comments
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by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago
Thanks! In fact, I knew that Rackspace uses Node and thus am incredibly happy that I got an answer from you folks. Any particular architecture you guys followed in building your app? I'm doing as many things right as possible, but I would
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Ask HN: Is NodeJS stable enough to build the next Twitter?
52 points by SatyajitSarangi 13y ago|56 comments

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