kashif

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by kashif 16y ago
No
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by kashif 16y ago
Undecided
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by kashif 16y ago
Also the Indian government is trying to get a bill passed which would make food a fundamental right for over 1 billion people.
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by kashif 16y ago
Makes the two of us. Want our money, you can have it.
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by kashif 16y ago
Don't start with HTML, it isnt programming and it might leave you disillusioned. Try Python or Ruby.
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by kashif 16y ago
because some people disagree with that idea. I don't.
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by kashif 16y ago
Redis support
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by kashif 16y ago
Python for more modular code. Python for maintainable code. Python for better libraries. Python for Google App Engine and .NET Python because of a cleaner grammar and better syntax. Python for you.
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Ask HN: How much do you program?
42 points by kashif 16y ago|23 comments
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by kashif 16y ago
For those who like the animation - this is the source -> http://comment.rsablogs.org.uk/videos/ Many more at that link.
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by kashif 16y ago
13 Inch Dell XPS suck, I have one. It gets too hot. I don't like the poorly finished silver on the black. The screen is too glossy. I hugely recommend the Lenevo X200. Awesome build quality.
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by kashif 16y ago
This is such a bunch of crap. I know people here won't appreciate this - but I had to say it. Just because you can string up words that sound good doesnt mean they make any sense. Being famous is not vocation or job, it's a side effect. Or
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by kashif 16y ago
I have used both Emacs and Vim extensively. Personally, I find Vim groks the idea of text manipulation much better. The key binding scheme/system actually feels like something that you can build upon, bindings string together nicely. It's a
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by kashif 16y ago
I prefer Python.
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by kashif 16y ago
Perhaps you could work on an open source C/Python/Ruby. This way you could add something of relevance to your resume.
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by kashif 16y ago
I am done with trying to be super productive. I have changed my working style quite significantly lately. I used to work out plans and to-do lists and have everything organized and feel in control. I reckoned that if I really love programmi
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by kashif 16y ago
Buddhists don't abhor meet eating. Draw all the Mohammeds you want. I think its a stupid/trivial issue to waste any time on.
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Guido's Python Object(tech.blog.aknin.name)
1 points by kashif 16y ago|0 comments
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by kashif 16y ago
I find Prezi very nice - although it doesnt meet your wiki to html5 generation critieria. http://prezi.com/
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by kashif 16y ago
keios
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by kashif 16y ago
I play bridge too. http://bridgebaseonline.com is my online bridge resource. For those who want to get started this is a basic bidding overview - http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~hde/bidding.htm
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by kashif 16y ago
Pro Javascript Techniques(Resig), Good parts(Crockford) and a book on haskell/erlang or some other good functional language will help you juice js better.
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by kashif 16y ago
Ubuntu 10.04/FF 3.6 the buttons dont do anything on clicking. So nothing works. Are you based in India?
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by kashif 16y ago
No matter what book you read - the Scala syntax will be your biggest problem. I finally 'got it' when I realized or rather made room for the fact that Scala has two sets of syntax - one for OOP and another for functional programming. And it
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by kashif 16y ago
This is time well spent mjpizz. Some of the one-click fixes dont do anything. But awesome :)
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by kashif 16y ago
I think it should be used to showcase all of YC's investments.
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by kashif 16y ago
Great :)
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by kashif 16y ago
http://kiva.org Your money will make more money and grow.
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by kashif 16y ago
Actually, C# is not a great language by any stretch of imagination - its just Java willing to evolve. There is some great stuff happening at Microsoft Research which drizzles down to the MS languages every so often though. My problem is not
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by kashif 16y ago
Well its not all that good in Mono. Lots of libraries are still be ported. So code breaks when compiled in mono. Also, C# is too integrated with microsoft's one dimensional stack.

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