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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Thanks.
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Ask HN: Best python library for git?
1 points by dhruvkar 9y ago|2 comments
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Git: Pushing and Deploying to a Private Server(kar.ai)
1 points by dhruvkar 9y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you balance good design with industry norms?
2 points by dhruvkar 9y ago|0 comments
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
https://holidayapi.com fits the bill?
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News apps are making a comeback. More young Americans are paying for news.(niemanlab.org)
3 points by dhruvkar 9y ago|1 comments
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Same can be done with twitter search.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
awesome, looking forward to it!
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Nice, what's the business?
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
I've marvelled at builtwith since I found out it existed. csallen, if you're reading this, get Gary Brewer to do an interview for IndieHackers.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
are there any public numbers on tarsnap?
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Builtwith.com (one employee/founder and a part-time blogger) does an estimated $12M a year [1] assuming a 'few thousand' = 2000 paying customers. " the Basic at $299 per month for customers that want lists of sites mainl
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Good points. I definitely think of it as a journal of work. Making it highly searchable would make it more useful for me as well as anyone visiting.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
I'm starting to write TILs (Today I Learned). At the beginning of the day, I open up a markdown post, then proceed to write whatever I'm learning that day. It's not very polished or finished, but I publish it on my site at th
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Great. Loving the clean design.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Really Nice! Small nitpick: Displays really well on mobile, however, creating a note requires user to hit ctrl+enter, which is not easy to do on a phone.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
It's fun reading backend setups for different types of organizations. The author mentions having no budget, but then lists several third party resources in building the site. Can the author or anyone else guesstimate what costs were in
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
I worked in the IT department of an early software company (est. 1980) based in the Bay area. It was slightly better, since people understood software's value, and Ops was shared between the devs and IT. However, maintaining that sort
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
I'm.just now getting to the point where I'm finding this necessary. Any resources you can point to for a beginner in testing (python)?
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Ask HN: For those programming 10+ years, what do you wish you knew 4 years in?
360 points by dhruvkar 9y ago|513 comments
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Depending on how complicated the site its either Selenium with Chrome running in a virtual display. Python requests with Beautifulsoup
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
Each day: * Get 80% of your calories from fat. * Eat less than 25 grams of net carbs (total carbs - fiber content). Last 4 years experimenting with sustainable weight loss diets, this (ketosis) has been the most effortless and enjoyable met
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
I'd love to hear anyone who makes a living in the US (or equivalent nation) purely from these platforms. I've only had a few gigs pan out from upwork, and I'm quite content never to use it again.
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by dhruvkar 9y ago
What are some of the major players?
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by dhruvkar 10y ago
I'm paying bench.co to handle bookkeeping. They assign you a real live accountant, and a pretty saas interface that you can hookup your accounts to. With this combination, I'm able to learn and ask questions, as well as have one p
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by dhruvkar 10y ago
Sure.
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by dhruvkar 10y ago
Don't know where you're located or if you're open to relocation, but check out osisoft.com They make software to handle real time data (since the 80s), and a majority of their clients are oil companies. I worked in IT departm
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by dhruvkar 10y ago
Did not know, thanks!
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Ask HN: Is there a need for a non-profit search engine?
2 points by dhruvkar 10y ago|2 comments
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by dhruvkar 10y ago
Incoming: Either the registrar provides a free forwarding service (e.g. Google Domains), or I have a $5 DO droplet which has a postfix server running that forwards email to a free gmail account. I create a new gmail account for each domain

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