itsmefaz

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   by itsmefaz 7y ago

   Was there a reason why they didn't take off like docker did?
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   Was the containers hype an industry/tech media propaganda?

   55 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|39 comments
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   by itsmefaz 7y ago

   > That your job is not your life and figure out what really matters to you. Then focus on that, and use your job to fill the boring hours in between This hit me very hard.
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   by itsmefaz 7y ago

   The article is a so great and shocking at the same time. I understand the rant and a sense of discomfort us engineers are facing looking at the dataset. I would definitely want to get more context out of these numbers like - > Why these
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   by itsmefaz 7y ago

   There are three different problems the post talks about: 1. High salary 2. Layoffs 3. Cost of knowledge acquisition High wage: The high wage problem is simple and is only around specific regions of the world, Silicon Valley pays more compa
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   Ask HN: Suggest some places on the Internet to not get distracted?

   2 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|2 comments
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   Ask HN: How can SWEs get started with Computer Science research?

   1 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Does being practical act as a hinderance to one’s imagination?

   159 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|78 comments
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   by itsmefaz 7y ago

   Yes. It ceases to be open-source and ends up becoming software as a service.
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    I like the idea of Scarf allot. This solves a very good problem of getting analytics on features that get released. And these insights would certainly help improve the software. However, please correct me if I'm wrong but is this trul
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    Ask HN: Can learning mathematics improve cognition and develop creative skills?

    1 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|0 comments
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    This is very interesting. I love the approach to the problem that you are trying to solve. However, there are few questions that I will try to answer with respective to the product. Q. Will I pay to use your problem? A. Probably not, with t
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Here is one such product that I think might interest you - https://www.freshworks.com/agile-project-management-software...
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    All the above tools pretty much do the same, I'd suggest you not to spend time over-analysing the tools and just pick what you are comfortable in using. In fact I've found spreadsheets to offer better productivity when I was runni
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Thanks.. I didn't think of this problem.
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Thanks
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Thanks for reminding me this. I see the similarity with me going through a similar phase. However, I always try to coarse correct my arguments and ideologies along the way to reach a proper objective.
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Thanks for a very good summary. I especially like your correlation with regards to our evolution. That made very good sense. Apart from Alan Kay are there any other influencers that I might find interesting?
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    Ask HN: Are the pioneers dead?

    5 points by itsmefaz 7y ago|8 comments
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    Exactly, your service could definitely be used as an alternate to parsing robots.txt (which traditionally is in xml) to a more standard json parsing. Along with the advantages that comes with making it REST.
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    by itsmefaz 7y ago

    The service is very nice and I understand your reason for developing it. I see this service to be having more value in helping companies find all the web pages, rather than just the allowed ones. I understand the unethical nature of the abo