anuraggoel

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Finding and Fixing Memory Leaks in Python(amix.dk)
2 points by anuraggoel 17y ago|0 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
What you describe is the no-risk route. However, by going full time on a project you increase its chances of success significantly. I'd argue that it is very hard to determine that an idea (including successive iterations) will not lead t
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
'Hard work' is a relative term. In the end, it's all about competition. If you're building anything worthwhile, you will have competitors - if not in the beginning, after you launch. In order to be better than the competition, working smart
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Google Book Search settlement gives Google a virtual monopoly over literature(boingboing.net)
29 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|17 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
I was looking forward to built-in replication, but I'll take whatever I can get.
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Taxing: a Ritual to Save the Species(nytimes.com)
3 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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How to Spot Quality within Web Design: Examples & Tips(wefunction.com)
105 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|33 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Finally, a layer of indirection even joshu can feel happy about.
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
From the same guidelines: Please don't submit comments complaining that a submission is inappropriate for the site. If you think something is spam or egregiously offtopic, you can flag it by going to its page and clicking on the "flag" lin
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Why the Lack of a Jeff Bezos Dooms Mainstream Publishing(dearauthor.com)
10 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|2 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
If you are going to be at Stanford today, you can also attend Jensen Huang's talk at 4:30 PM. He is the cofounder and CEO of NVIDIA. http://etl.stanford.edu/
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
I am all for preserving HN's sanctity, and I agree with and appreciate most of the points you make. But your tone makes the whole thing sound almost exclusively like "losers, please keep your rejection sob stories away from HN". I wonder ho
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Implementation: http://www.kindlefeeder.com/ > Kindlefeeder is a service for Amazon Kindle owners that lets you aggregate your favorite feeds and have them delivered to your Kindle in a convenient, easy-to-navigate format. You can al
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
I wasn't aiming to go that deep, but to answer your question I meant the ability to perform any given set of tasks. Deriving the second conclusion needs a lot more data. Assuming there is no analog for swapping to disk, the biggest missing
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Sleep = GC and more available synapses = smarter* So smarter people need less sleep? Is the converse true? * http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/science/scie...
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The Right Business Model for Your Startup(startup-marketing.com)
2 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Adding [1992] to the title would be much appreciated.
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Linode rolling out backup service(linode.com)
2 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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Google Geolocation API(googleajaxsearchapi.blogspot.com)
4 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Calling Hunch 'silly crap' is a bit harsh, especially if you haven't tried it out yet. Let us ignore the fact that they have 'MIT scientists with backgrounds in machine learning' on their team, and that they started working on it in 2007 an
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
From http://www.hunch.com/fact-sheet/ "The presence of a link to a retailer has no effect on the decision outcomes Hunch proposes. Within a given decision topic, it's likely that some result pages will link to an online retailer, and othe
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
"Now that disk space is so cheap and many of the data models don't benefit as much from normalization, JOINs are easy to leave behind." JOINs and data normalization were not created to get around disk space constraints. http://en.wikiped
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
Read Founders at Work.
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Steve Blank: Get the Hell Outside the Building(steveblank.com)
16 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
It is adjustable (from the main settings page after you enable it) but the only options for me are 0 and 5. Zero ? Anyway, they are probably going to introduce 10, according to this article: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10200370-2.
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Chrome Gets Plugins: How to Write a Chrome Extension in Three Easy Steps(mattcutts.com)
64 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|31 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
"But these options aren’t conducive to sharing content that you’ve discovered on the web, as they don’t allow your to embed them in your blogs and websites." False. The Google Book Search API allows you to do precisely that: http://code.go
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How the Linux kernel works(tuxradar.com)
9 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|0 comments
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Concurrence: a Python framework to create massively concurrent network applications(opensource.hyves.org)
75 points by anuraggoel 18y ago|7 comments
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by anuraggoel 18y ago
To me, the author is like someone who will never really learn to swim well because he can't let go of swimming aids. Dependence on crutches like compile time checking and programming assertions might let you fake it, but there are more prod

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