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Show HN: Futurecam, an advanced iPhone camera app for photography enthusiasts(futurecam.app)
2 points by kartickv 7y ago|1 comments
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Metrics I Give Importance To(medium.com)
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What I Learnt About Funnels(medium.com)
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I Won’t Work at a Job That Requires Pre-Commit Code Reviews(medium.com)
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A Better Way to Support 20% Projects(medium.com)
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Why You Should Be a Startup Advisor(medium.com)
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How to Reinstall macOS on a Fusion Drive(medium.com)
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Don’t Straitjacket Yourself by a Job Ladder(medium.com)
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by kartickv 7y ago
Author here. Different people expect different things, so the expectations in my post can't obviously be interpeted as universal. > Many of the “reality” parts are not always true, too Which is why they're phrased as "ofte
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Expectations vs. Reality at Work(medium.com)
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Learn New Frameworks After a Few Years, Not Immediately(medium.com)
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A Middle Ground Regarding Working from Home(medium.com)
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Work in a Company with a Divisional Structure, Not a Functional One(medium.com)
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I Learnt to Do UX Design(medium.com)
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by kartickv 7y ago
Why didn't they give WebObjects away for free? Since it's just software, it has no marginal cost to NeXT, and any NeXT workstations it sold would be profit. Put differently, any platform needs a critical mass to survive, and if th
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I Deal with Poor Performers(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Is there evidence for anchoring in salary negotiations?
8 points by kartickv 7y ago|5 comments
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by kartickv 7y ago
Thanks for this information. How do the capabilities of the new API differ from the old one? If a developer is willing to put in the effort to do what Apple says, what extra capabilities do users get, and what existing capabilities are take
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by kartickv 7y ago
The perfect is the enemy of the good. I'll take a rough estimate over no data at all. If the Python guy took 10 days and the Java guy took 20, then the conclusion is that Python is more productive than Java. Is it more productive exact
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by kartickv 7y ago
An approximate answer is useful too.
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by kartickv 7y ago
To measure how long it took to build it, track how many days it took to implement in each language. To measure how secure the resulting code is, have a test suite of malformed packets or other input and see how many of them the code in each
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by kartickv 7y ago
It would be good to have them measure aspects other than performance, like how long it took to build each, was there a learning curve because it's an unfamiliar language, how secure the resulting code is, etc.
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Good and Bad Problems to Solve in a Startup(medium.com)
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by kartickv 7y ago
Author here. Thanks for weighing in. Why don't you get stuff out, determine what needs to be improved (if any, as opposed to starting a new task) and improve that? If you put out a marketing video for your app, and it drives 1000 purch
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Four Interesting Non-Traditional Technical and Business Architectures(medium.com)
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Startups Require General and Specific Skills(medium.com)
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Do Tasks Quickly and Imperfectly(medium.com)
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by kartickv 7y ago
I agree again. A big cause of useless arguments is both sides having different unstated goals.
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by kartickv 7y ago
> I also wonder if there's a universal central reason behind why it is important to understand someone else's argument if their conclusion differs than yours. In fact, if you can't argue for their side as well as they can,
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by kartickv 7y ago
I agree. A big reason for not achieving something in an activity (whether a discussion, a software project or something else) is not being clear what you want to achieve in the first place.

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