jagtesh

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by jagtesh 7y ago
Multi-cloud for those times when you really need that level of availability and can afford it.
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by jagtesh 7y ago
React makes sharing and maintenaning code easier IMO unless it has been over-engineered in the name of DRY.
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by jagtesh 8y ago
> Also, the content from Google, Facebook and a couple other cloud providers is what consumers actually want. What content from Google and Facebook? If you are referring to YouTube and Instagram - that's one part of the total intern
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by jagtesh 8y ago
I don't see it. Must have been a glitch that is fixed now.
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by jagtesh 9y ago
For me, it is to avoid context switch. I'll have all the files I need open in different tabs and switch between them. If I need to cross reference something, I'll open it in a new pane. Personally, I like being able to see the fil
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by jagtesh 9y ago
I'm glad the cops in Toronto are paid extremely well. A Constable can earn $90k. There's less likelihood of a cop going to such extents if they don't need to. Of course that's not the only reason, but is likely part of t
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[Livestream] Functions17 Serverless Conference(youtube.com)
1 points by jagtesh 9y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Your prospective colleagues and bosses would have been impressed by it. However, to impress the recruiter is a different ball game. Especially the inexperienced recruiters, who don't always understand the challenges of one technology v
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Elm-UI - A Beautiful User Interface Library for Elm(elm-ui.info)
2 points by jagtesh 10y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
I'm not forced, I quite like working on Vim. However I develop on a multi-app setup, 3 backend services and 4 npm based frontend apps with watchers and works running in background. RubyMine/Webstorm has a hard time keeping up and
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Yep, I use Chrome mainly because I like the developer tools on Chrome better.
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by jagtesh 10y ago
This is a great idea! I love the fact that I can have both contexts in the same window. What would also be pretty cool is being able to move all windows in one context into a new window, if I want to separate things in a new OS workspace.
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by jagtesh 10y ago
If you are a power multi-tasker (20+ browser tabs at any given time) running IntelliJ with a couple of electron apps (Slack, Spotify), it will slow down your system with constant disk-thrashing on a 8 GB machine even with an SSD. I use a Ma
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by jagtesh 10y ago
The article says Japanese salarymen work themselves to death. Then it says their culture looks down upon people who leave early. Then it goes on to quote an American study that working less hours pays more. Am I the only one seeing the prob
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Cadillac launches car-swap subscription for $1500/mo(theverge.com)
4 points by jagtesh 10y ago|0 comments
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Elmx: JSX for Elm(github.com)
1 points by jagtesh 10y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
It's not two days wasted because you have other clients. It's like concurrency around an IO request. No time wasted.
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Amazon Web Services: Canada Region, Now Open(aws.amazon.com)
3 points by jagtesh 10y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
I used to be in your camp before I discovered git add -p. Allows you to interactively pick which hunks to stage. SourceTree essentially replicated the same workflow in a nice GUI.
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Hyper.sh: Effortless Docker Hosting(hyper.sh)
3 points by jagtesh 10y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
I read this article with a pinch of salt. The author is biased towards Japanese, French and Italian cuisines. He clearly notes the lack of South Asian and Spanish cuisine restaurants (what about Mexican? Filipino?) in Tokyo. How can a city
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Sebastian Thrun and Udacity: Building an Open Source Self-Driving Car(medium.com)
6 points by jagtesh 10y ago|2 comments
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Hugely impressed by what you're doing. Congratulations! If I were you, I'd start by hiring an assistant to help me deal with distractions. Maybe even a junior accountant / clerk to help manage payments, bills and some basic f
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Slightly off-topic, how did this get picked by Yahoo? Do they get enough editorial freedom to publish something that doesn't favour their CEO? I'm pleasantly surprised for one. Could this also mean the editorial team believes this
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by jagtesh 10y ago
While I agree with you in principle, after reading the blog post I can only say it did work out quite well for Oliver. He works on what he likes full time and that's already more than what most of us can say. Would his own enterprise t
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Excellent analysis. > Access to higher education in India is available only in English ... this creates a general differentiation, an unwritten apartheid. I couldn't agree more. Have always felt this without being able to fully arti
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by jagtesh 10y ago
Putting yourself first isn't a bad thing, especially where bread and butter is involved. Might I suggest dual licensing with a provision for free-to-use in non-commercial projects? Something similar to QT.
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by jagtesh 10y ago
I think the key here is motivation. When cost cutting is the motivation, managers are told to remove X number of people from the department, even if they all perform their jobs well. This is more common than you think.
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by jagtesh 11y ago
Flinux was the first thing in my mind when I saw this. Could this be inspired from it? In which case, at least some sort of recognition or attribution would have been great considering the amount of effort Flinux author has put into it.
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by jagtesh 11y ago
Not that either (proof: https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2015/08/17/windows-10-vi... ) Let's face it, this was a click bait (esp the free bit) and we all fell for it.

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