abhishekpathak

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by abhishekpathak 1y ago
As an outsider, it is impressive to see the incremental, "chipping away at problems piecemeal" approach KDE has been taking since their Plasma release a decade ago. Slow, steady and intentional. To think that almost all of this i
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Tim Cook: Apple won’t tolerate white supremacists, conspiracy theorists(arstechnica.com)
4 points by abhishekpathak 8y ago|1 comments
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by abhishekpathak 9y ago
This. There's an almost inevitable orchestration involved in maintaining good documentation for a fast-moving codebase. Tools like Swagger[1] are good for automatically generating API documentation, but beyond that there is little help
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by abhishekpathak 9y ago
Defensive coding always breaks my flow during problem-solving. However, thinking of edge cases reflects a programmer's maturity. I usually trade off by writing a short comment (# check for null) during the flow and then revisiting that
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Flipkart earmarks $100 mn to buy back ESOPs(vccircle.com)
1 points by abhishekpathak 9y ago|0 comments
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by abhishekpathak 9y ago
Are there any time zone restrictions for remote applicants?
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
(From Techie-buzz : http://techie-buzz.com/discussions/mozilla-vs-homeland-secur... ) "Recently, Mozilla started offering a new addon. called MAFIAAfire, in the Firefox Addons site. If you are using MAFIAAfire when you try to visit one of
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
Facebook can actually be (to use the cliche) the Google killer.Leveraging user preferences to give results is as revolutionary as Google's page rank algorithm.Combined with Bing,in the long run this could be a powerful tool as more and more
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The Desktop Linux Paradox(itmanagement.earthweb.com)
2 points by abhishekpathak 15y ago|1 comments
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
What if someone has an innovative idea,but does not know how to make money out of it?
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
As someone over there said : If there is no hack as he claims and the DB schema is not theirs then what are they really investigating?
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Microsoft Windows – Promoting Mediocrity Since 1985 « The ERACC Web Log(blog.eracc.com)
2 points by abhishekpathak 15y ago|0 comments
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
For all the supposed geekery associated with linux,there is actually a thriving community and superb documentation to help you with any stumble.The supposedly "geek" linux distros are not difficult,but rather require you to think more. Star
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
Symbian is dying out,slowly but surely.
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GHz No What Matters Is the User Experience(gigaom.com)
1 points by abhishekpathak 15y ago|0 comments
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How to Jump Ship from GoDaddy to a Better Web Host and Registrar(lifehacker.com)
19 points by abhishekpathak 15y ago|17 comments
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
Kind of sad to see the champion of the revolution in those old days,Firefox,going down steadily to Chrome,the new,talented kid on the block.
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
What happened to those generations before blogging existed?Turned out pretty okay,I guess.Even invented blogging.And then Tumblr.
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
Wow! Just contemplating how times have changed.The guy Jospeh Millar worked at the now-defunct FTP Software, Inc.Java was new.There was no google to search for programming help.Linux was totally nerdy.Windows was '95.Redmond was not that im
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by abhishekpathak 15y ago
Good news.
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by abhishekpathak 16y ago
Zynga is already active in Bangalore!