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channikhabra
11y ago
I prefer doing online payments with a credit card for the shear possibility of disputing the payment.
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How to make a conspiracy out of nothing
(washingtonpost.com)
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12y ago
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Japanese ate Indian PoWs, used them as live targets in WWII
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I really like the popup from the url bar. Safari 8.0 on Yosemite already has it, but the one they show in the presentation is more interesting and useful. I already use Spotlight as the only way of accessing applications on OSX (habit most
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Live Development with meteor: Update js/html/css without page refresh
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Energy of the Cubicles
(channikhabra.github.io)
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12y ago
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12y ago
lol. thanks
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Stupid-models: MVC style models in meteor
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Ghost out of shell
(channikhabra.github.io)
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12y ago
Why don't they sell a locked demo version which hides most of its functionality and ask for a key to be obtained by opening a paid account on their website. They can make a subscription model then. Do Apple make that illegal too?
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Google Docs is down (in India at least)
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12y ago
I am no expert of Python or Javascript, but here's some of what I love in javascript * first-class functions this is the first thing anyone would fall in love with when coming from Python. Python do treat functions as first clas
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12y ago
I dont agree on this point. Javascript has quite a many gotchas i agree, but once u get over them, javascript is a pretty beautiful language. I've been a pythonist before getting into js about 4 months ago, i still love python but the
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12y ago
Where do Django stand in the js everywhere fortresses of MEAN and damn awesome stuff like meteor/derby? I mean it's possible to use django with client-side js, precompiling js templates server side and using Django as REST backend
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12y ago
> (very legitimate) resentment felt toward businessmen, farmers and politicians by salaried Indians Resentment toward farmers? You gotta be kidding me. I agree with the argument that most of the illegitimate wealth get invested in India
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3K Later
(channikhabra.github.io)
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12y ago
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Ask HN: What's the daily schedule of a Hacker (you)?
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12y ago
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13y ago
> But if you blunder for words, punctuate incorrectly, spell incorrectly, and express yourself clumsily, I'm sure to believe you mind is cluttered and ill-disciplined. I write and speak pretty well, but am still ill-disciplined as a
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13y ago
Disclaimer: Off Topic I am feeling like this (burnout/mental sickness of programmers) is becoming a successful theme on HN lately. Many-many posts are popping up to front page. Not like it's a bad thing, being myself a victim it f
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13y ago
I am working from a home like place on a freelance project, so basically I am always at home. Nobody is forcing me to work harder, not even my employer. He knows I am new in this. It was my own stupid ass who thought of making an impression
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13y ago
Can't agree more about expectations. They make you live somebody else's life, when we know somebody's expecting something from us and have a +ve score of keeping that expectation in past, we naturally behave to build more on
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13y ago
I've got a childishly optimistic imagination.
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13y ago
This scared the hell of me. I am on my first programming assignment ever, putting extra efforts to do it quick and do it well. I am working on it for like 16 hours a day and in 3 days have brought it to level which was expected to be in 15
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13y ago
> Even the local coke/hash peddler would give out stuff for free to get one hooked. Stole my words.
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13y ago
thanks for advice. I'll try to quit whining once I get a hold of myself. And I love programming. The problem is I don't or can't stick with one thing. I have many projects hanging. I thought trying to do a regular job will he
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Dear first world dev, I am going to live your nightmare
(channikhabra.github.io)
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13y ago
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One reason every geek should blog for
(channikhabra.github.io)
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My elisp setup for using Emacs as web browser
(beatofthegeek.com)
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Awesome of using web browsing with Emacs
(beatofthegeek.com)
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Some tips for developing Firefox Extensions in Emacs
(beatofthegeek.com)
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