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by _448 4y ago
So how is daisyui different from bootstrap?
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> But most successful entrepreneurs I know started their first successful company in their 20's or 30's, rarely 40's. Jeff Bezos? This is a myth. It is purported because most of the 30+ entrepreneurs are not vocal about th
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> A big fact of the entrepreneur world is that it is hugely based on luck. Luck of finding the right idea, the right market, the right timing, the right connections, the right customers, the right employees, the right financing. This is
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by _448 4y ago
In India there is UPI. So a Plaid like service may not make sense to consumers. What is your requirements for having to use a service like Plaid?
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Ask HN: Non-technical books for technical people?
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India has very successfully introduced infrastructure for mobile payments. This is one of the pieces to counter corruption and also to bring the "underground economy" into the mainstream. Digital currency is another such piece to
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Just yesterday I was watching this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1dpWiZoiJU Looks like the can is being kicked down the road since 2008 by the politicians/decision/policy makers so that it becomes some one els
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> ...that have hindered me in the past, like being stingy/cheap... Being stingy/cheap is not bad in itself. You just need to know when to be that way. Sometimes in business you do need to make big ticket expense. Just not regul
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Vapor[0] based on Swift. Advantage of this is that you don't have to evaluate multiple frameworks for Swift and suffer paralysis by analysis. All the Swift community is behind one framework. The next is Actix[1] based on Rust. There ar
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"From NAND to Tetris" is the best resource to understand how computers really work in a fun and engaging way. The authors have two free courses available at Coursera based on the book: https://www.coursera.org/lear
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This is hilarious; snippets from interview with former FTX CEO(youtube.com)
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> The trick is the size is hidden before the adress of the buffer. That is how strings use to be stored before C made the choice of using null-terminator. Pascal stored the string size before the string data. The advantage of relying on
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> I'm also surprised that there isn't a de facto specification... Wasn't OMG/UML suppose to do that?
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The mobile industry use to be like this until Apple changed it. Remember how mobile phones use to be named, let alone the design? It takes an outside challenger with enough resources and business plan to change the status quo.
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> I have no desire for fame and I don't like "putting my name out there". You are thinking it wrong. The "fame" you are thinking about is not auto-generated. It is cultivated. There are millions of businesses acr
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How are you going to receive money if you are anonymous? You will have to register somewhere to get fiat money? That exposes you to tracking.
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Hey Steve, You are well versed in Rust, so would it be possible for you to do a comparison of Rust with other memory-safe language Swift? It will help a mere mortal like me to understand the difference in a better way. BTW, has Graydon join
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Here[0] is Meta's Nick Clegg telling Indian journalists that Meta does not take sides in politics. Looks like they provide tools to the ruling political parties to do what they want. This is a way for "possible deniability".
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Physicists Created a Holographic Wormhole in a Quantum Computer(youtube.com)
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Crypto Is Dead(youtube.com)
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Go for a walk/run every evening. Eat a few hours before hitting bed. Do pranayam few minutes before bed. Massage your head with coconut oil or hibiscus oil. Drink, if possible, a glass of warm milk with a spoonful of honey about half a
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Swift is what you are looking for then? It has same goals as Rust(the original creator of Rust is(was?) working on Swift).
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Is this Russian? Because the world "kino" is used. :)
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Cambridge delivery robots form orderly queue at traffic lights(bbc.co.uk)
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This reminds me of Ponzi schemes that once mushroomed in India. The scheme went something like this: A company would ask people to invest in a (rubber/teak/sandalwood) plantation project. The investors had to pay the company to bu
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Statista is one resource that could get you started. What the OP is saying is that, most of the time you don't know what will work. So one of the strategy is to start something based on sane guesstimates and then iterate on the idea un
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I was on the other side of the table once. I was hired by a company. And then I had to interview people to fill the role of my manager :) I was the first hire of the team that was being newly formed.
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It is not that one has to learn CT to do FP, but not knowing it makes it difficult to take part in discussions on the mailing lists.
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In India, some families do follow this type of setup. My neighbor was asking me if I wanted to sell my apartment because he wanted to combine his apartment with mine so that his parents could stay with him. In my neighborhood there are few
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After my dad passed away, my mom returned home, where they had stayed for more than a decade. My sister called my mom that evening during dinner time to enquire how she was doing and whether she had her dinner. My mom said, "I am cooki

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