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by gmanis 6y ago
Unfortunately, I doubt this’ll happen. The set of kids going for MS are certainly not the ones looking at GATE. Besides, having a masters in India doesn’t improve your employability locally, so the opportunity cost of doing masters is quite
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by gmanis 6y ago
Because it will disadvantage people coming on H1Bs for non-software jobs. May be grouping by job-type, location(cost of living concern) and then stack ranked might be better solution. Although, who’s to then decide how many software enginee
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by gmanis 6y ago
It’s a great revenue given that they’re based in India and more so because they are self-funded.
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by gmanis 6y ago
This is fantastic. Any way to see and learn from source?
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by gmanis 6y ago
I would say, they should test irrespective of whether the traveller had tested negative in their home country. There can be difference in testing kits quality or perhaps just a false negative.
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by gmanis 6y ago
That would be a big step down in terms of income isn’t it? I love teaching and have been tutoring my 6 year old and it’s fun but I don’t see many parents looking too eager to get their children learn programming.
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by gmanis 7y ago
Thanks. How about a quarantine say 14 days after the small viral load delivery. Maybe we can do that to a subset of healthy young population so that they can go back to work without risking others? I don’t have much idea about either virolo
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by gmanis 7y ago
Daniel, Why can’t we use the virulent strain but in extremely small quantity? Like 1/1000 of the typical viral load?
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by gmanis 7y ago
Real fun. I spent quite a bit of time and it was really tough to close the browsing window :) I didn't realize there can be less frantic clicking by using the observer or self-starter skills. I saved the screenshot before I was done cl
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by gmanis 8y ago
Hi Rune, Very interesting product I must say. For the product management role, do you need relevant experience with consumer product companies. How about small scale startup experience in edTech as founder/product guy? Also, are you op
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by gmanis 8y ago
Very nicely designed.
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by gmanis 10y ago
Location: Mumbai, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, PHP, Python, some JS, MySQL Expertise: 3rd party API integrations with significant exposure to payment gateway APIs. Stripe, Braintree, Recurly. Email: mhcub3 A
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by gmanis 10y ago
I started a similar one for the Indian market but so far haven't had much success.
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by gmanis 11y ago
The blog is their marketing tool for their crawling service I believe.
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by gmanis 11y ago
For what it's worth, your best bet is to just walk away after making sure you're covered for any liabilities arising out of any future work. Life is too short to waste on little issues and you'd better serve yourself by leavi
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by gmanis 12y ago
Looks interesting and easy to use. Will give it a try tonight.
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by gmanis 12y ago
I would probably go with something esoteric or something I have been thinking for a while. For e.g. Erlang, Closure, Go, etc. Yes, it definitely possible to learn and implement the very basic end-to-end webapp in any of the above. You may a
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by gmanis 12y ago
Work on something with a small but specific goal. Be it unit tests, programming problems or a simple CRUD app in a new language. You should feel accomplished at the end.