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Open-source online,world's cheapest erp(erpnext.com)
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by aangjie 15y ago
Honestly, i was happy when i first discovered google's data liberation project.. http://www.dataliberation.org/ . Was upset with fb a few years ago.. But nowadays i have accepted that no private company is going to have a financial incenti
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Hmm... 1. Ok i understand the usecase, but the website itself looks spooky..probably bcoz a,Design-- the frame surrounded by so many pics b, am just biased due to the the goth look on the front page pic.. 2.spelling mistake at step 3 re
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The pricing comment strikes home. That's the major fight i had at the last startup i worked for, but ultimately gave up to the founder's stubbornness to stick to the price. Guess Product Management can be related to what am doing now(starti
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Ok, any advice for someone trying/considering the reverse?? Am an average programmer a tad tired of programming and foraying into business by writing functional spec, Business Justifications etc.... What are recommended readings i must do?
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by aangjie 15y ago
Umm.. there doesn't seem to be a seismogram in India. Atleast one that's doesn't have a website... Anyone knows any effort in that direction? I wonder how hard it would be to hook up the device output to a web service.
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And a couple of shakes and chennai,India offices take a holiday off.
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This makes me think. I know the ast module is an add-on and not at the core of the interpreter implementation. Has there been any attempts at building a interpreter that does the same(Read, eval,print, loop over data structures and not stri
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by aangjie 15y ago
While i was on facebook and left, my decision to leave was accelerated by the privacy concerns, rather than being the first(temporally) cause themselves. Infact, the first thing that caused me to worry about being on fb, was the amount of t
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It's an old blog post meme from jeff atwood http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2007/02/why-cant-programmer... . Simple googling for fizzbuzz programming finds it. EDIT: fixed wrong author name . thanks lazugod
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Hmm. I remember telephone interviewing for this position. As one of the applicants in the first group(i.e No puzzle just a simple job description posted :-)). I don't remember it verbatim, but the couple of questions i remember was (1. Why
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This is the only use-case/meaning of cultural fit that makes sense to me. But, i do think we ought to find a more specific name( http://lesswrong.com/lw/bc3/sotw_be_specific/ ). Perhaps something along the lines of balancing the team.
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Count me as interested. And be warned, i have less than an hour of experience with julia though. please post the repo link once you flesh out the basics.
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by aangjie 15y ago
I don't know what effect hiding votes would have on SO, but suspect it will be an interesting experiment nevertheless. I have indeed faced some of the newbie problems, though my complaints usually are around the comment everywhere, and edi
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by aangjie 15y ago
Darn it.. Sometimes i wish i had found a teacher like this. i.e: someone who could teach at my pace and not the class' average pace.
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My anecdotal experience has been that short naps between reading works brilliantly in terms of retaining the concepts. I always used to take a nap after reading for about 40min - 1hr in my college days.
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Same here.. Anyone found a mirror? or contacted the original hoster? I wouldn't mind hosting a torrent if that can help.
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+1. i do the same. Given i end up working on a different variety of unices. it's less of a surprise when i get command not found than dropping to vi and not finding the familiar commands.
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by aangjie 15y ago
> Wish to belong This is a fairly hard thing for me to do, because every faction i have been part of or tried to be loyal, to have limits on what beliefs can be questioned and what are not open to be experimented with. There comes a po
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by aangjie 15y ago
Am also planning to switch to quantitative finance, though am just figuring out a sense of balance between work + learn/play time. I would call myself to be in the "early adulthood" phase and am figuring out my first love is math . - Even
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>1.. Those of us working on technical areas often struggle to explain our ideas to others not as technical, in a way that avoids oversimplification and losing essential meaning. Sometimes you'll discover an analogy or metaphor or phrase
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by aangjie 15y ago
Agreed.. Though, am very hesitant blame it upon scientists. Having been through a masters by research graduate course, and having seen the internal politics, i can empathize with scientists' reluctance to publish raw data.
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by aangjie 15y ago
Bad science journalism.. clearly trying to oversimplify and the author, didn't seem to have re-read it at all...I wish i had downvote on HN :(
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I am using that and still it's hard not to alt-tab to a terminal and undo that.. perhaps i should unalias/remove the script that does this for me.. https://github.com/leftnode/get-shit-done
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Agreed....it works.... though not easy to follow..if you have old habits to the contrary..
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by aangjie 15y ago
Another mechanical kb learner here.. but never took it long enough to get past learning the fingering stage.....I agree with the crisp keystrokes.... Now i guess my average should be around 40-50 wpm...
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that's because you're phrasing the claim badly. the claim is not typing slowly makes you lose flow, but that hunt-and-peck typing causes you to lose flow.. It's pretty simple imagination from that to hypothesize why that is the the case.
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> more or less every error should be expressible as a type error. Am not sure i agree.. i would like to believe it's true though.... >Haskell have just begun to poke around, like the currying + function composition.. will keep pokin
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+1 for the exhaustive list..
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Ok, just as a disclaimer: i recently read Larry Wall's post on perl design principles +natural language and am reconsidering perl.. But honestly all my previous experience poking around with perl have been horrible... it's pretty messed up

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