anishkothari

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The tech firm helping one of San Francisco's worst areas(bbc.com)
3 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Interesting, they didn't used to do this before - they also got rid of their affiliate program a few months ago. Maybe it's time to go registrar shopping
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by anishkothari 12y ago
So, that's not why I deleted it. I deleted it because I had the wrong interpretation of dogfooding it. Now that you brought it up, I'll edit my original post. I'm not familiar with any HN mantra that you're referring to.
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Wow, congratulations! This would be great around Christmas time in parts of the world where it doesn't snow - S/SE Asia in particular where people have a surprising fondness for Christmas.
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Great job and good luck to you in the future! I'm all for interesting textbooks, math was difficult for me in undergrad and the textbook we used was so hard to understand!
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by anishkothari 12y ago
I can confirm that this guy does exist in most countries. I know a few dentists-turned-programmers in the USA and India who have been making and selling dental software since the 90's. Instead of dogfooding it themselves, these dentist
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Writing Tip of the Day(dilbert.com)
5 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
This 2008 article in Wired[1] changed the way I merge forever and it has paid off when I drive in Chicago's endless construction and traffic. [1] http://archive.wired.com/culture/culturereviews/magazine/16
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by anishkothari 12y ago
This program at the University of Maryland[1] seems like it would be worth it. [1] http://www.mte.umd.edu/
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Tables for one – the rise of solo dining(bbc.com)
1 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Likewise. I hate looking like a tourist and go out of my way to look/act like a local when I travel (mostly for safety reasons). Now that I've read your comment, I think these shoes might do better in parts of the world that have
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Interesting concept. I think this would be great for travellers so they don't have to ask for directions from locals who might otherwise misguide them. For example: http://learningindia.in/how-to-never-get-lost-in-indi
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by anishkothari 12y ago
That's great that you use a manual mower, we've always had a gas mower because we have a fairly large lawn. I wonder how a manual or electric mower would do on a large lawn, especially going uphill?
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing this. My dad and I were on opposite sides on whether to mow low or high. Now I have proof that I'm right!
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Dollar, dollar bill y'all. Also, Wu-Tang Financial.
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by anishkothari 12y ago
It's almost absurdly cheap. If your health insurance doesn't cover your lab tests, then it's probably cheaper to travel to their testing centers in Arizona, get tested and go back home than go to a medical lab near you and pa
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by anishkothari 12y ago
The link isn't working for me - Chrome on Windows. Edit: nevermind, Ghostery blocked everything except the navbar. In any case, I'm pulling for Theranos to be successful. I've had to have a lot of blood work done recently and
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Pablo Escobar’s hippos: A growing problem(bbc.com)
3 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Respect, amazing UI! It would be great to know how you made this. Now you just need to add some old-school rap :-)
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Deep in the Brazilian Jungle, Villages Host Their Own World Cup(online.wsj.com)
2 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Very nicely done! I wish there was some audio to go along with the video. http://panteca.io/get-started/
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The Indian Miracle-Buster Stuck in Finland(bbc.com)
188 points by anishkothari 12y ago|111 comments
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Mortal Kombat: Violent game that changed video games industry(bbc.com)
1 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
A few links from the BBC: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-23758087 http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p018qzzp
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by anishkothari 12y ago
I've also heard web programming described as plumbing. I wish I knew this before I started my Master's degree in IT. Programming is frustrating if you don't have an engineering background... you keep running into new problems
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To Get a Home in San Francisco, First Get a $200,000-a-Year Job(blogs.wsj.com)
115 points by anishkothari 12y ago|167 comments
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by anishkothari 12y ago
I would recommend yoga. There are a lot of reverse/inverted poses that can help ease your back pain. Plus, you will be stretching out the muscles in your entire body which will alleviate some stress on your back. My posture improved qu
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by anishkothari 12y ago
Great insight. I really like the taste of Nutella, but it is extremely sweet - which may have something to do with its popularity. Hershey's and Jif have released similar products (hazelnut spread) recently too. I think there may be mo
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World War One: The original code talkers(bbc.com)
2 points by anishkothari 12y ago|0 comments
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Nutella: How the world went nuts for a hazelnut spread(bbc.com)
5 points by anishkothari 12y ago|2 comments

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