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by chetanbhasin 7y ago
I disagree. I lived in Copenhagen for a year and I always prefered biking over public transport. While in part that was because of a public transport system that was inferior to my current city (Hamburg), I would still prefer better biking
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by chetanbhasin 7y ago
I tried something similar and that worked too. I decided to not have ANY sugar whatsoever for a week, and I managed surprisingly well. Then I thought I could do it for another week. Weeks became months and months became a year. Over time I&
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by chetanbhasin 8y ago
I think the most of the problems comes from the fact that some of us are trying to learn Swift now after it has gained some popularity. Searching Stackoverflow keeps coming up with answers that are now obsolete and while it is usually not v
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by chetanbhasin 8y ago
The thing about getting comfortable is rust is that even if the entire ecosystem burns up in ashes, you can still get a decent job switching to C++. Learning and using rust makes you a good systems programmer in general, not just at Rust. H
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by chetanbhasin 8y ago
Yes, it's interesting how much difference the data about data management can make in people's engagement with the platform.
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New social network for data people – what do you think?(data.world)
2 points by chetanbhasin 10y ago|1 comments
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by chetanbhasin 10y ago
If it's on HN, I tend to pay them slightly more attention than other sources, but there is usually an implicit discouraging thought attached with it. Scrolling through the article usually tells how bad it is, so a visit isn't usua
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by chetanbhasin 10y ago
Having been through a somewhat similar situation, there are a few things that I've done. First of all, I don't think it's a bad idea to just email someone who you think might have a job that you like. Luckily, for most Softwa
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by chetanbhasin 10y ago
I'd be down for such a session. Sounds like a great idea!