dsingh

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   by dsingh 3y ago

   I agree although at the time these classes seemed so unnecessarily hard. I was fortunate to take - - CS60A with Stuart Russell - CS60B with John Ousterhout (now Stanford) - CS60C with Paul Hilfinger - CS150 with Randy Katz I believe (after
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   by dsingh 11y ago

   It has to be the Double-Slit Experiment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfPeprQ7oGc I still remember how my mind was blown when I first saw it.
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   by dsingh 11y ago

   A couple of suggestions of ideas that have worked well for me. - Find a purpose in life. This does not have to be some big, grand thing but just something that you are passionate about. For example, I like to create products and businesses.
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   by dsingh 11y ago

   Our company uses QuickBooks Online and it has been great. http://quickbooks.intuit.com/online/ It works well for us and we use it to manage all our accounts payables, receivables, generate invoices and financial repor
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   by dsingh 12y ago

   Since ours is a business SaaS application that will be utilized by other companies, I believe there may also be commercial benefits of having a WAF. Eventually, we may need to do a formal security audit and penetration testing but it seems
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   Ask HN: Do you use Web Application Firewall (WAF)?

   10 points by dsingh 12y ago|9 comments
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   Ask HN: What to use for handling DDoS attacks on cloud application?

   1 points by dsingh 12y ago|3 comments