aviraldg

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by aviraldg 14y ago
If you were one of a few surgeons capable of performing highly specialised surgery, wouldn't you leave cuts and bruises for the interns and the nurses?
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by aviraldg 14y ago
If you can do all that, you shouldn't be working on simple CRUD applications.
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Yeah, I think I did. Looks like it doesn't handle resizes properly if you start out with a small(ish) window.
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Hey. Another contestant here. Looks like you guys have a problem with the background animation on that page ( https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2Fy-Q78JeVpLXlWRW4xejlOQ3c/... )
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Contrary to what everyone here seems to think, I've actually used (something like) RoR (Django, to be specific.) Although frameworks simplify the process quite a bit, there's still a lot of stuff that doesn't really need a "proper developer
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Ask HN: Why not build CRUD app generators and be done with it?
16 points by aviraldg 14y ago|14 comments
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by aviraldg 14y ago
It didn't sound like "anti-college anti-credentialling" at all. All the OP was trying to say was that the traditional method of teaching ie. "all theory" didn't work for him, while a mixed hands-on/practical/theoretical approach did. Your c
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Ask HN: Good resources for learning about ML/AI?
6 points by aviraldg 14y ago|4 comments
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by aviraldg 14y ago
wrt. the Adamas and the Greystones
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by aviraldg 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote I'm very good at rapidly prototyping stuff and I've got solid experience working on OSS and a couple of freelancing projects. I've also won Google Code-in ( https://developers.google.com/open-source/gci/2012/ ) twice f
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Now that you mention it, it matches up exactly with Caprica's plotline!
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Super Sync Sports (Chrome Experiment by Google)(chrome.com)
2 points by aviraldg 14y ago|0 comments
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That is (the official/BDFL) Guido's stance on the matter too - whenever possible, use Python, but switch to C for computationally expensive tasks. ( https://plus.google.com/115212051037621986145/posts/HajXHPGN... )
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Sounds like he's ranting about the difference between using Rails and really mastering Rails.
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Please add an option to switch the "comments" link and the title link. (Many people read the commentary on HN before actually reading the linked article)
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by aviraldg 14y ago
No, they are not. "Complain" is a verb, whereas "complaint" is a noun. Nevertheless, good effort.
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I wish I had the karma to downvote you into oblivion.
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Just curious: what made you switch?
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by aviraldg 14y ago
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4079567 --- EDIT: In short, open source contributions help a lot. (also: you'll have better luck finding not just jobs, but also valuable connections on HN, than anywhere else)
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Possibly based on the implicit assumption that there's no intersection between the set of people who use jQuery ie. developers and designers (who are sane enough not to use IE) and the set of people who use IE.
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Honest question. Does Sony do the same when someone accidentally uses their licensed material?
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Love it, but unlike Chrome's embedded PDF reader, it can't "stream" PDFs (a dealbreaker for people viewing media-heavy PDFs on slower connections)
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Indian here. It is.
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by aviraldg 14y ago
I guess I wasn't clear enough. You're talking about data -> template binding. I'm talking about the reverse, where some data (as a model) is recovered from a partial server-side render of the page, based upon the "patterns" described in
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by aviraldg 14y ago
Related query: I've just started with some JS MVVM frameworks, and I was wondering if any of them can "reverse bind" ie. enable you to render part of your templates on the server and utilise data from that based on a template to recreate mo
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by aviraldg 14y ago
You haven't really answered any of the OP's questions.
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Google Code-in 2012(googledevelopers.blogspot.in)
1 points by aviraldg 14y ago|0 comments
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Yes, it is.
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Forward compatibility for the software, backward compatibility for the OS. Nitpicking, but still.
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I was an ST guy before PyCharm... charmed me :P Seriously, though, the code intelligence tools there are much better than SublimeIntel.

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