jagtesh

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Hibari - New distributed Erlang key-value store(blip.tv)
2 points by jagtesh 16y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 17y ago
Rocks. I love JS for what it is, even though I would equally love for CoffeeScript to be mainstream and natively supported across all browsers :)
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by jagtesh 17y ago
Yes. By AA, I mean smooth edges of the drawings. Pretty much like how Flash does it (or any other vector composing tool). Although not essential, it's a nice feature to have. Just my 2 cents :)
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by jagtesh 17y ago
@swombat Nice video :) Very interesting. I personally feel the user experience can be improved more by using draggable vectors for the onscreen drawing. Anti-aliasing would be big bonus too.
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by jagtesh 17y ago
It's definitely here to stay. Take for example Facebook gifts. Priced at just $1, if 35,000 people buy an FB gift everyday (out of 400m and growing), it translates into $1m of additional profit every month. We're talking about massive econo
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by jagtesh 17y ago
It's an interesting experiment as far as I can see. Something on similar lines as http://phpjs.org/
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JS.Class - A Ruby Inspired JS Framework(jsclass.jcoglan.com)
24 points by jagtesh 17y ago|18 comments
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by jagtesh 17y ago
Maybe I didn't make it to the 99% after all. I'd like to add an interesting turn to an already interesting parallel conversation going on here; there are plenty of peculiarities between how English is spoken in the North and South of India.
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by jagtesh 17y ago
My good man, as long as I can get the intended message across to 99% of the people, I guess it works out just fine :) Although, I do stand corrected. What I meant to say was "Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur." Thanks for the pointer
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How to Get a Job Without Experience(blogs.hbr.org)
1 points by jagtesh 17y ago|0 comments
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by jagtesh 17y ago
swombat, everyone doesn't want to be an entrepreneur. I'm an Indian, one who has lived in Bangalore for the past 6 years. I made a conscious choice of not working for an outsourcing outfit and instead plunged into the unknown realms of entr
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by jagtesh 17y ago
Doesn't come of as a big surprise to me. Having worked for a social game publisher, I can vouch for the fact that it's a growing industry _still_ in its infancy. The internet is the new TV and having easy access to +300 million users in one
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by jagtesh 17y ago
Excellent article. Here's what'll stay with me: "The irony is when I was working insane hours it was to make someone else wealthy. When I moderated my behavior it was when they were my startups." and.. "This life isn’t practice for the nex