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by chdir 12y ago
What's the etiquette on repost? It's quite possible that you posted at the wrong moment and got buried. (unfortunately, like this comment)
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by chdir 12y ago
Intriguing choice of topic. For visitors of this thread, to read about the prequel to these lives, try "Founders at work" http://www.amazon.com/Founders-Work-Stories-Startups-Early-e...
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by chdir 12y ago
Unfair to name & shame a private entity that doesn't want it's content to be archived.
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by chdir 12y ago
Could you be more substantive with your analogy. Ferrari is producing cars in a category because they have buyers/racers who want/need it. NASA wouldn't be interested in making luxury spacecraft just because they can. I'
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by chdir 12y ago
Orbiter may crash on the surface (not sure if it'll burn like an asteroid). Happened with NASA in 1999 : http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,288...
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by chdir 12y ago
Didn't downvote, but disagree with your assumption about 'lack of sterilization'. The official word from ISRO is that they comply with 'planetary protection' requirements. "ISRO said the spacecraft was built ac
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by chdir 12y ago
The book "fortune at the bottom of the pyramid"[1] has several interesting case studies on building businesses on budget for the needy. Some of them like "Jaipur foot"[2], "Aaravind Eye Care"[3] are excellent e
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by chdir 12y ago
If I were to summarize Django: it's a godsend for new comers (the whole package is fabulous & comprehensive with excellent documentation). It'll get you to your destination fast & in style. But very soon, as you start gett
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by chdir 12y ago
Neither did I conclude that sitting negates exercise. I said, if exercise can't benefit, how does break in sitting does? The article is an incorrect conclusion to the study.
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by chdir 12y ago
This article's conclusion aren't adding up. 1. Physical exercise won't help but getting up from your seat does. The former is a super set of the latter. You could argue that you only get up once for physical exercise but you
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by chdir 12y ago
@mdo : Any hint on what's big in store for v4
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by chdir 12y ago
Re-inventing the wheel is your thing then so be it. Why stop at bootstrap, stop trusting all those using jQuery too.
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by chdir 12y ago
You just stepped on a lot of toes. The most popular project on Github is : https://github.com/search?q=stars%3a%3E1&s=stars&type=Reposi... Clearly there has to be something worth more than 50 lines of CSS.
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by chdir 12y ago
Thank you for the great effort. Glad that lots of small but annoying bugs have been closed (like modal shift). Bootstrap is a big relief for those who aren't, can't or don't want to be CSS ninjas. Update : I dropped it in my
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by chdir 12y ago
That sounds great. If I have something useful to contribute, I'll get in touch.
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by chdir 12y ago
I've found it unreliable at times
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by chdir 12y ago
I use sourcegraph occasionally and mostly rely on Gihub search. I wish the search has all those advanced refinement options that grep & Sublime Text search has. Some examples would be to use regex, search a word within a scope of lines,
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by chdir 12y ago
Bookmarked. Though I wish there was one that covered every forum that matters for an entrepreneur.
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by chdir 12y ago
Interesting read. Question : I see that you just created your account. What notification service do you use that tells you that your app/game is being discussed on HN or any other forum? Genuinely curious !
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Russian government dumps Intel and AMD in favor of homemade processors(engadget.com)
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