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giis
9y ago
I've around +12 years of experience and my resume is one and half page. Half of that will be opensource contribution not related to any organization. If recruiter needs more info, we can always discuss that during interview itself :-)
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Ask HN: What's your favorite Flask or django boilerplate?
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The Incredible Growth of Python
(stackoverflow.blog)
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giis
9y ago
I didn't notice that, thanks
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Ask HN: Learn Python the hardway not free anymore?
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How to Add Social Login to Django
(simpleisbetterthancomplex.com)
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Vim tips: Working with external commands
(linux.com)
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Oracle ZFS man calls for Big Red to let filesystem upstream into Linux
(theregister.co.uk)
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LXD 2.0: Blog post series [0/12]
(stgraber.org)
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Working with btrfs and common troubleshooting
(coreos.com)
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9y ago
I'm running free Linux terminal site for 7 years now. Before that written few open-source tools. Receiving a mail from user with simple message like "Thanks for the your effort" will give great source of energy and motivation
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Linux from Scratch on EC2
(czep.net)
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Ubuntu 17.10 Community ISO Testing
(ubuntuonair.com)
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Machine Learning Is Fun Part 6: How to Do Speech Recognition with Deep Learning
(medium.com)
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9y ago
Recent Redhat decision may also be related to their investment in Storage products Ceph (~175 million in 2014) and GlusterFS (~125million in 2011) not just about stability of btrfs. As someone who previously experienced with distributed sto
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giis
9y ago
As someone who worked with outsourced IT services companies, I highly recommend you to join product based companies. Most of the work done by Indian body shops are not great,they focus on managing legacy codes and some maintenance works. If
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giis
9y ago
> I've now learned they will be soon be releasing a commercial product that is strongly related to the open-source project I submitted. Is it someone from segment informed you about this upcoming commercial product? How did you lear
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LaunchVic threatens to pull support from 500 Startups if it doesn't shape up
(afr.com)
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A short history of btrfs (2009)
(lwn.net)
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[Screencast] What happens when you delete an opened a file?
(webminal.org)
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Watch and practise Linux commandline from your browser
(webminal.org)
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giis
9y ago
Seems like when you provide free terminal, some user may be just curious to try/test it out and some user wants to bring it down :)
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25 Frequently Used Linux Commands – A Real World Statistics from 3.7M Commands
(webminal.org)
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9y ago
There is also another command 'paste'. Example: Created two files (1.txt and 2.txt) [efg@fedori ~]$ cat 1.txt file1: line1 file1: line2 [efg@fedori ~]$ cat 2.txt file2: line1 file2: line2 In order to merge the lines of these two
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History of the entire world, i guess
(youtube.com)
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giis
9y ago
Looks interesting, anyone tried these steps? Did it work for you?
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Startups in India Fail Due Lack of Innovation, According to a New IBM Study
(forbes.com)
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WanaCryptor File Encryption and Decryption
(modexp.wordpress.com)
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Did they actually decrypted the files after getting money from victims? It would be interesting, if some white-hat security researcher, pays the $300 money and gets the solution (reverse engineering) . Make its available for free to everyon
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giis
9y ago
Someone already has few findings: https://gist.github.com/rain-1/989428fa5504f378b993ee6efbc0b...
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