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aviraldg
14y ago
Speaking in English won't give you a heart attack.
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SEEKING WORK (remote) Python, Django, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Android. Jamshedpur, India. Developed http://www.datumdroid.com/ and http://www.quizzardous.com and worked with several OSS projects including OpenIntents, VLC, etc. Email on pr
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I've used an iPhone and I own a Galaxy Note, and I can tell you that it is nothing like the former.
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Ubiquitous computing enabled by quantum computing. Ultra low power devices, everywhere.
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How great leaders inspire action
(on.ted.com)
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SwiftKey already does this, and more. You can miss all the letters in a word, and type multiple words without pressing the spacebar and it can still accurately detect what you intended to type. Nothing revolutionary here.
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Yeah, because "slide-to-unlock" is so innovative.
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I think it's pretty useful. I had tons of projects I'd watched just because they were cool and I wanted to use them in my next projects, not because I actually wanted to follow their development.
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People like this give us Indians a bad name. A (non-technical) friend recently showed me a copy of Ankit Fadia's "email hacking book" and I was shocked to see the quality of material and the things he called "hacking" in that book (connecti
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Google's Retail Store: Chromezone
(telegraph.co.uk)
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Wow, because running one "broken" language in another is just what we need.
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The Meaning of Gist
(gist.github.com)
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You're an Idiot If You Use PHP.
(aviraldg.com)
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It's most convenient to do this in BASIC (the dialect I remember is MS-BASIC), because it has a command (function?) for listing a program's code: 10 LIST
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I hadn't noticed this before, but you can create a new file by (double?) clicking anywhere in the empty area in the tab bar.
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Yeah, that's convenient. The alternative is to go in there and copy the package yourself. Enjoy. Of course, other people have better things to do.
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Is it possible to prove that 0.99... = 1? If yes, how?
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Ooh, the irony.
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Ask HN: Why isn't there a dedicated Hacker News IRC channel?
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Ask HN: Is anyone looking for a better desktop email client?
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The same happens in India (on BSNL.)
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I'm thinking about the MBP because of the larger HDD. I'm going to install an extra SSD anyway, and I don't need it to be all that portable (as I've mentioned above.)
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Ask HN: What would be a good web dev laptop under $1.3K?
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Okay, this might sound funny, but Firefox is actually faster than Chrome on my crappy netbook which has about a gig of RAM. Plus, it can handle more tabs (200+, don't ask) without bringing the thing to a screeching halt. I'm pretty sure you
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The Q is Google's attempt to pull an Apple.
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In what sense? I feel it's better than PHP's docs (tutorial, index, module list, everything.) Besides, you rarely ever need to look at the docs. `help(...)` works well enough 99% of the time. Method and module names are clear and easy to gu
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> "Half baked" Meh. jinja.pocoo.org > "better documentation" By what measure? docs.python.org is just as good (if not better.)
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Tab Badge - one of the best non-dev FFx extensions.
(addons.mozilla.org)
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SEEKING WORK (remote) Python, Django, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Android. Jamshedpur, India. Developed http://www.datumdroid.com/ and http://www.quizzardous.com and worked with several OSS projects including OpenIntents, VLC, etc. Email on pr
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The WTF Condition
(developer.android.com)
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