bozoUser

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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   I have recently jumped onto working for a very huge codebase at work. In general here are a few tricks that helped me. 1) Look at the unit tests and see the flow of the code 2) Try to make a mental picture of how the code is organized(d
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   If only i could give a zillion upvotes!
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   Back in school I used regularly meet this homeless guy and very often bought him subway and talk to him. One day he showed me his book which I saw him scribble some notes plenty a time, during one of these on/off conversations he told
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   I think Myntra went too far by shutting the website down. Normally a site transitioning from web to mobile doesn't make all the features available on mobile(you don't want to make the users suffer) and looks like they are trying t
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   I like what Sam says here, but how would the founders know the new board member is the right fit for a particular startup..would you interview(if so how?) or ...? would love hear what Sam has to say about that.
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   At 16 if you are contributing to open source you are well ahead of lots of programmers with jobs so kudos to you. If I were you I would use this to my advantage by having the git repos etc on my resume + LinkedIn and then start searching
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   While I agree with all the points in the blog, I wonder how many programmers do really follow them perfectly(even the author of the blog) because doing code review to such great detail requires plenty of time which is often not the case whe
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   While this is easier said than done make sure you are breaking down the tasks into smaller modules with classes and unit testable methods. This test driven development may slow you down a bit and but it will provide you the best ROI(time) w
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   by bozoUser 11y ago

   wow that makes sense...thanks!
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    by bozoUser 11y ago

    Good use case explaination for Redis. But how would you do this for a production system with 100M users. If there are over 10M users logged on at the same time you cache would be of size 10M*5000 IDS? Or would each user have an individual
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    by bozoUser 11y ago

    Scala - wiring the concepts of immutablity and stateless functions and the power it gives the programmers is astonishing.
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    by bozoUser 12y ago

    Did you use the app? did you like the ui/ux? phone ---> desktop sync and the location address thing will be taken up in the next versions thank you for the feedback! In the photo storage the photos are stored forever. The point is t
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    Show HN: SnapKaro

    1 points by bozoUser 12y ago|2 comments
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    by bozoUser 12y ago

    Dint make it. But appreciate feedback on www.snapkaro.com
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    by bozoUser 12y ago

    do the co-founders also get the email?
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    by bozoUser 12y ago

    do the co-founders also get the email? I dont see one in my inbox yet..
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    by bozoUser 14y ago

    A very innovative idea, I have never come across such video contest site in India, how do you plan to build the user base??