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   by anujkk 14y ago

   Thanks. What are your views about Ardour DAW?
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   Ask HN: Any book recommendations to learn sound engineering/editing?

   7 points by anujkk 14y ago|4 comments
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   by anujkk 14y ago

   The one you are more comfortable in developing. Choice of framework is more important. If you are good in PHP choose a framework like codeigniter or symfony. If you are good in Ruby choose a framework like Rails. I have developed in all php
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   Why so much difference in price of same medicine?(blog.anujkumar.com)

   1 points by anujkk 14y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: If you use Ubuntu, which backup utility you use?

   9 points by anujkk 14y ago|10 comments
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   by anujkk 14y ago

   quickbite.in guzloo.com
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   by anujkk 14y ago

   I know at least a dozen people who want to buy a Reddit/HN clone written in PHP, integrated with Wordpress/Buddypress, mostly to use for niche community sites they have.
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   by anujkk 14y ago

   So what you ended up doing?
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   Ask HN: What are some active non-tech online communities?

   4 points by anujkk 14y ago|5 comments
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    1. Get inspired. Keep bookmarks of interesting beautiful designs you like. Think about what makes it beautiful. Similarly, think about why you don't like any particular design. How it can be improved. 2. Learn. Learn both practical things l
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Here are some things that immediately come to my mind : 1) Design themes/templates and sell it on sites like themeforest 2) Write ebooks and share your knowledge/expertise 3) Write custom premium php scripts like HN, Reddit clone and sell i
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    I only use angular.js in projects in which I need fast web based rich user interface, similar to Gmail. In such projects not using javascript doesn't make sense as full page refresh will result in slow unpleasant UX. Also such projects need
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    HTML5 CSS3/LESS Twitter Bootstrap/Bootswatch SwatchMaker (I prefer using this instead of rolling my own) Javascript, jQuery, bootstrap js plugins and angular.js(for web apps needing heavy javascript work) Here is my typical workflow : 1. UX
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Backend : Python/Flask Database : MongoDB/MySQL Front-End : HTML5/CSS3/LESS/JavaScript/jQuery/Bootstrap/Angular.js
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    ..... but we are hackers and we like green fonts on black terminals.
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    Ask HN: Help me to select a microphone for vocal recordings at home.

    1 points by anujkk 14y ago|1 comments
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    I have no idea about Hadoop but if you want to learn about NoSQL databases you can start with MongoDB[1]. It is simple and straight-forward and has pretty good documentation on its website. There is also a Mongo+Hadoop Connector[2], a serie
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Even Better Title - Show HN : Grexit - Simple, powerful collaboration - Right from your Gmail Inbox.
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    As others have said, being a hacker is more about mindset and attitude than your technical capability. It is more a journey than destination. Anyway here are some suggestions: 1) Read this - http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Exactly. He says Larry Page never failed but the reality is he "failed" to sell his search engine Google but "succeeded" in not giving up. He tried for almost 2 years and when no one showed interest he decided to take it forward himself.
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    It might be a case of preference but I particular like using the "apt-get" to install new packages or updates. However, in Ubuntu, if you don't want to use CLI, there are GUI options available - Ubuntu Software Center and Update Manager.
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Linux. I was a Windows guy but from last two years I'm using Ubuntu. I don't have any driver issues and everything works quite well. In fact, it works better than Windows 7 for me. I'm primarily a developer and it is well known that Linux i
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Always. It is the first thing I check on HN. Then I check top 2 pages, new posts, comments, threads in the given sequence.
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    I was thinking that I have seen that design somewhere and I was right. https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/its-beta-landing-page-WB00G9...
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    Ask HN: Recommend an app to organize design inspirations.

    2 points by anujkk 14y ago|2 comments
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    Ask HN: What are some good learning resources for UI/UX Design?

    3 points by anujkk 14y ago|2 comments
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    A related discussion we had about this few days ago : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4228402
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    I have just one advice - start small. Choose side projects that can be done over a weekend, that involves learning new things and that can help you earn some money even if small amount. Few successful small projects will give you the requir
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    Taking into consideration that you now have a decent understanding of python and you want to build something substantial, here are some suggestions : 1. Decide a project you want to do. Think about a piece of software you want to develop. C
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    by anujkk 14y ago

    They are so lame that they don't even know how to copy properly. Check their blog page - http://www.ogle-tm.com/Pages/Blog.aspx . That isn't even a blog. It is a static page. Their comment system is not working like in the real site - ht