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First Unicorn of 2020: HighRadius Raises $125 Mn at over $1 Bn Valuation(venturebeat.com)
2 points by karambir 7y ago|0 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
I applied few weeks back but didn't get any reply.
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by karambir 7y ago
I agree totally with "Metaclass based registration" as I have seen the same with Django Models. It took some time initially to grasp what(and when) is happening under the hood. Even now, I find it hard to make newcomers understand
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GitHub is considering opening subsidiary in China amid US sanctions concerns(ft.com)
1 points by karambir 7y ago|1 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
I am not sure about this. Till recently I have mostly used their products with just needing to read some docs and initial guides. Only recently I was using Terraform and Packer so much that I had fumbled on some issues and saw the community
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by karambir 7y ago
I love Terraform and in general Hashicorp but this is not acceptable. Changes like these should be discussed with the community first. They should also state clearly what information they are getting from Microsoft. Azure docs on this is wa
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by karambir 7y ago
Though I am not using android app, I just made a $10 donation. WireGuard has been a great software for me on Desktops. Cheers
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by karambir 7y ago
I am sorry I was not clear with the language. I was trying to put current market players(opensource or not) and compare them with an open source initiative i.e. LibreOffice Online.
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by karambir 7y ago
This is great. I looked at it previously but leaned towards LibreOffice for my case. I will try it.
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by karambir 7y ago
I believe we should also support more open-source software here. Google Docs are in no doubt best and provide a lot of good functionality to its users. Even Office(365?) is getting good. LibreOffice is developing an online version[1] which
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by karambir 7y ago
The colors look good, but I am not sure why this is so long. Some people in the twitter thread are saying it is same as Galaxy Note, can anyone confirm?
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Andy Rubin shows off new Essential phone with a unique design(twitter.com)
6 points by karambir 7y ago|6 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
Ours is ( https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/ ). We cater to Data science community. You can contact me through my profile info. Also, I am a long time user of wakatime. Awesome product :)
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by karambir 7y ago
Yes.
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by karambir 7y ago
For us, we follow a very tight convention around how we write code. This has helped us in maintaining the codebase. Of-course some tools help a lot too: - We use standard tools like flake8, isort, black for code linting. - We are not follow
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by karambir 7y ago
I thought I was reading my own blog post :) We use very similar tech stack at my current company: - Ansible for provisioning - Python/Django for website/api - VueJS for frontend(where needed, some pages are simple Django templates
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Why Gitlab Is Using a Single Codebase for OSS and Enterprise Editions(Update)(about.gitlab.com)
5 points by karambir 7y ago|0 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
Like other sibling, I would be very much interested in a talk like this. Teaching networking with real world examples and explaining 2-3 large scale architectures w.r.t networking. Maybe a long video(or small series) and a follow-up on twit
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Slack IPO: shares surge more than 50%, valuing the company at more than $20B(cnbc.com)
2 points by karambir 7y ago|0 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
Can confirm companies do this. I have helped build custom analytics solutions for android and iOS where apps dump literally anything and everything they can get data of. Product Managers are so inclined to scrape everything. I was surprised
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by karambir 7y ago
No, you are not. I believe you are just speaking from US perspective. A lot of countries in the world don't have this practice of carrier selling phones. (I know for sure for India and China and that's more than 2.5billion people)
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Fogg: Better manage Infrastructure as code using Terraform(github.com)
3 points by karambir 7y ago|0 comments
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by karambir 7y ago
Same for me. I contacted Facebook about this and they asked for a family member and a death certificate. My friend's family mostly are illiterate and from a small village, so I asked FB if a news clipping(of accident) and obituary from
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CIA Offers Proof Huawei Has Been Funded by China's Military and Intelligence(forbes.com)
83 points by karambir 7y ago|40 comments
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Ten people arrested in Gujarat for allegedly playing banned game PUBG(news18.com)
89 points by karambir 8y ago|54 comments
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Amazon Users in India Will Get Less Choice & Pay More Under New Ecommerce Rules(nytimes.com)
1 points by karambir 8y ago|0 comments
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Google+ should and will succeed as Information discovery Platform (nainomics.in)
7 points by karambir 15y ago|1 comments
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by karambir 15y ago
Great post! I would also add jQuery to the list http://jquery.com/ SharpKit can also be a useful resource for learning HTML and JavaScript, if you’re a C# developer and like learning the APIs from Visual Studio using intellisense. http
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by karambir 15y ago
Pragmatic Programmer as recommended by Jeff Atwood - a must read http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2004/10/a-pragmatic-quick-r...
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by karambir 15y ago
Reports of these kind give developers like us to continue working and at the same time analyze how in this very competitive market can sustain.

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