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by hbhakhra 11y ago
Oh wow, this seems really interesting. Although I think I will give this a try if nothing else comes up, to me this is more along the lines of contract work then selling software.
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Ask HN: Day long side project
1 points by hbhakhra 11y ago|2 comments
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
So now that I know the fake host is just pointing to our IP, what can I do about it (contact registrar etc)?
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
Real domain is kmsurvival.com. Your guess were correct, pinging the fake domain did return our ip address. I will go ahead and put in the redirect in the .htaccess file.
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Ask HN: Someone copied my website exactly
15 points by hbhakhra 11y ago|14 comments
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
These sorts of tools can get very annoying with their excessive warnings, but when they work, they save tons of time. We faced one bug at work where when multiple users were making a search at the same time, you would get bogus results back
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
This is pretty interesting. Functionally, I think it would cover most people's needs.
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
This looks very impressive. Any details on how it was done?
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Show HN: Sublime text path translator
4 points by hbhakhra 11y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
How would this work in the case of opening a door from the inside? If a kid opens the door and goes outside, they would only be in the view of the camera briefly.
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
Believe me, I thought the FitBit was a stupid device when I heard about it, but then I got one for free from work. Having it on your wrist all day and tracking all your activity really did make a difference for me and for my friends that ha
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
What would be really informative would be to see how the same relative message would be transformed from an email to a push notification. It makes sense that push notifications are more effective, even in the lower range, but do they really
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by hbhakhra 11y ago
Thanks for all the replies. I will get a personal computer ASAP. It wasn't that I couldn't afford it, but its just more convenient to have everything on one computer. Yes, looks dumb now looking back at it...
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Ask HN: Working on startup on work issued computer
13 points by hbhakhra 11y ago|23 comments
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos is having a $5B day(cnbc.com)
2 points by hbhakhra 11y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
"Generally it is wise to import javascript files at the end of the body to reduce page load time." Does this really make a difference? Even if it did, wouldn't it lead to seeing a jump in the content after the CSS loads?
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From the Wirecutter: The best consumer-grade SSD (for most people)(arstechnica.com)
42 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|14 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
There have been so many factors that have changed in relatively modern times, that this is one time to say correlation doesn't equal causation.
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
Care to elaborate?
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
That seems to be the safer approach, if possible. Prove that an idea is working and making some money (aka get some traction) and then seek investment.
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
Well, to be fair, this question seems to be intended at getting negative experiences. There are plenty of stories of companies that took investment and turned out well (aka Techcrunch) so getting the opposite perspective is good as well.
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
This seems very promising. Does anyone know if this would this work with the OSGI framework?
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
He mentions that its explicitly for quick prototyping. I've started a few projects but stopped when setting up the infrastructure became too tedious. For the quick and dirty prototype, this seems perfect.
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
In general I would say skip graduate school for CS. However, for your specific field, I would say do it. I did undergrad in CS + premed. I started doing some research in bioinformatics. I ended up getting a normal CS job. What I realized wh
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I've used RDF and SPARQL for a couple of years so I have some thoughts on it. The problem with using it is that while there are standards for it, there are too many standards and they often aren't followed. If the structure of the
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
Also how many total applications did they receive?
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Yahoo Introduces 'On-Demand' Password System(yahoo.com)
2 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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Actually, Snapchat's $15B valuation makes total sense: Blodget(yahoo.com)
2 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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IBM's planning to harness Bitcoin for its own payments platform(engadget.com)
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I wish this would get more attention...

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