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by _448 4y ago
I am not an expert. My only knowledge of Raag is when my mother said to me that some Raags are rendered only at specific time of the day e.g. Morning Raags, Afternoon Raags, Evening Raags etc. Here are few youtube channels that I found inte
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by _448 4y ago
At the end of explaining the "bakery algorithm", he says "I am proud that I stumbled on it " He doesn't say "I invented it", "I came with it", "I wrote it", etc, etc. In my career I ha
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by _448 4y ago
- Militarisation. Countries are spending a lot of defence. - The move towards reverting globalisation(with rising unemployment, countries are looking inwards) - Inflation (this is not going to end in the near future; inflation is the result
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Ask HN: How Common Is This?
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Ask HN: Employees and Customers as Investors?
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by _448 4y ago
I think you should do a 101 on this subject. Lot of HNers will be interested. A zoom call maybe?
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by _448 4y ago
> For example they will pay more someone with a master degree than someone with a bachelor degree. This is ridiculous! There are lots of examples in the tech world where people with less education have performed very well than those with
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by _448 4y ago
I was asked, not only for all my paper work from school to university, but also human reference from each school and university with whom they could talk :) And this was by one of the world leaders in the tech field. And then they spent the
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by _448 4y ago
> Great art with lasting value can't be crowd-sourced. This is a nice problem to solve! And profitable too if it works.
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> The folks who don’t do this are trying to automate hiring. Or they are trying to emulate Google and similar companies without understanding why they do it.
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> 1. have a look at the candidate's github / stack overflow profile Not everyone has a github or stackoverflow account!
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This! > I have no idea why this isn't a more common practice My maths teacher once said in class during lecture, "Kids, when you venture into the outside world, you will realise 'common-sense is not a common thing!'&q
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by _448 4y ago
Water and alternate food source. Many people don't discuss these issues. But we are sitting on a time-bomb that is ticking. If you want to understand how severe this problem is, then look at just the number of farmers that commit suici
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by _448 4y ago
> Heck, the one that got acquired died even with me in an advisory position. :) There is an interesting advice on this topic in a book "Make a million before lunch". It states that your job as a founder should be to make yourse
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by _448 4y ago
> Go with “smaller” document ids What size would you recommend? UUID is 16 bytes? > you can thank me later. Thank you! :)
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by _448 4y ago
Why not use Wt(Https://www.webtoolkit.eu)? It has all the bells and whistles included. Here is the examples page showing what it is capable of: https://www.webtoolkit.eu/widgets The other option is uWs( https:&#x2
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Ask HN: Pros and Cons of Using CouchDB?
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by _448 4y ago
The problem starts here: What is your tech stack for the app? The complexity will depend on that. I fiddle around with web development using Wt( https://webtoolkit.eu ) because I am comfortable with C++. For the deployment part of
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Ask HN: Free and open source distributed database written in C++ or C
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by _448 4y ago
One advantage of pushing the computing on the user-side is that it reduces the load on the server: less requests, less processing and smaller request sizes. Thus it reduces the bill for the developers/companies :)
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In one giant leap for Earth plants, seeds are grown in moon soil(reuters.com)
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> Some recent examples of such low-level work I can think of, are: Linux kernel development, sanitizers and static analysis in GCC and Clang, new languages and their compilers and tools (Rust, Go, WebAssembly, etc), regular improvements
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India's Open Network for Digital Commerce(ONDC)(youtube.com)
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by _448 5y ago
> I have been a software developer for 4 years now What are your skill sets?
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by _448 5y ago
> It gets thornier when it comes to personal things like names and gender. In the case of name, I read an article sometime back that mentioned the problem of getting people's fullname right. Not everyone has a "first name"
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by _448 5y ago
> Google has so many resources and so many dispersed projects that individually are world class (virtual machines, programming languages, UI design, OS microkernels etc.) but they don't bring them together to a coherent something th
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by _448 5y ago
And Dropbox's https://djinni.xlcpp.dev Now maintained by independent developers.
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by _448 5y ago
> 1. It was early. > 3. Google support for telecom partnerships. > 4. Java which at the time was rather popular cross platfrom technology. > 5. Opened platform with few restrictions to publishing and easy to install apps. Ja
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by _448 5y ago
> Being early enough I don't think that is true. There were already others in the arena, Symbian and other Linux based mobile OSes e.g.LiMo foundation, Maemo, OpenMoko etc. After that there were Bada, Meego, Sailfish etc.
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by _448 5y ago
Lot of "processes" that comes out of silicon valley(and in general US) should be adopted with caution. "Try before you buy" approach should be used. First let it settle in the industry(at least in the US) and then test a

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