hsuresh

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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   I use assembla for free private git repos. I have several private repos over there.
2. 182.▲
   by hsuresh 16y ago

   I am currently using Resque( http://github.com/defunkt/resque ) for a similar requirement. You might want to check it out. edit: This is in Ruby though.
3. 183.▲
   by hsuresh 16y ago

   Sorry for the shameless plug, but we are working on a similar service for Ruby projects -> http://www.buildcop.com
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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   I hope such lawsuits bring an end to software patents.
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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   I notice that you don't update the search results, any specific reason for not doing so (given that you call it a real time search)?
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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   You could outsource development of a "0.5" version of the application, and use it to start hiring and selling. There are a lot of part-timers who can easily build that initial version for some money. Potential co-founders would have a much
7. 187.▲
   by hsuresh 16y ago

   There is Edit with Emacs extension - https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ljobjlafonikaiip...
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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   There is a TED talk by one of the people behind Arvind Eye Hospital mentioned in the article -> http://www.ted.com/talks/thulasiraj_ravilla_how_low_cost_eye... .
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   by hsuresh 16y ago

   Looks similar to MIT's Scratch http://scratch.mit.edu/ .
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    by hsuresh 16y ago

    Oh yeah. It does, at least for me. I write code in ruby, .Net, Java (and eager to work on Clojure/Erlang/Scala) for my clients. I write tests, usually in TDD style. More importantly, i understand software and software development, i am usua
11. 191.▲
    by hsuresh 16y ago

    Registration seems to be broken at the moment.
12. 192.▲
    by hsuresh 16y ago

    Would be great if you shared the number of hits to that url after about a month or so.
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    IronRuby Drops - Does it Make a Sound?(blog.scottbellware.com)

    4 points by hsuresh 17y ago|0 comments
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    You might also be interested in this -> http://github.com/hraberg/enumerable
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    Might not be a bad idea to relocate to Bangalore. It is the so-called Pub capital of India.
16. 196.▲
    by hsuresh 17y ago

    Is there a port of Processing to android yet?
17. 197.▲
    by hsuresh 17y ago

    I just checked and found my profile to be private by default.
18. 198.▲
    by hsuresh 17y ago

    A jobs section on the homepage might be useful. It could just list recent job edits on any of the startup page.
19. 199.▲
    by hsuresh 17y ago

    Check out prefuse.org and processing.org. Both are excellent libraries to create such visualizations. Not sure if you are looking for something else.
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    Prag prog's book on rails is good. So is Rails Way. Prag prog's book is more tutorialish, and rails way is a good reference. I'd suggest starting with the prag prog's book and then go to rails way.
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    I love this talk. Rich talks about the concept of time and identity and its importance in programming in general, and especially in concurrency. Good stuff. I was able to better appreciate clojure after watching this talk.
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    I would like to suggest a convention to the title for reviews too - Book Review:
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    Kent Beck on why he charges for JUnitMax(threeriversinstitute.org)

    28 points by hsuresh 17y ago|23 comments
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    It depends on where you spend your time. If you stay in a big city like Mumbai, Bangalore etc. it would probably last a few months (anywhere between 3-6 months). If you go to a smaller city or towns, you can easily live a year on that money
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    which newspaper website was it?
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    Quite feature rich for devs. Geolocation, native video support, XmlHttpRequest across domains and offline/local storage are my favourites. And that is not even the end of the list. Btw, have you seen this -> http://blog.mozbox.org/post
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    agreed, though i am bored of code design patterns.
28. 208.▲
    by hsuresh 17y ago

    I almost skipped clicking the link, i thought it was yet another article/blog on code design patterns. Really nice collection.
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    by hsuresh 17y ago

    i love it too. Another great advantage: you don't have to remember the exact url/domain name, which is getting difficult to spell these days.
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    by hsuresh 18y ago

    There is a presentation here -> http://www.infoq.com/presentations/intentional-software . I haven't watched it yet though :)