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by kashif 16y ago
Yes lets spread the word. I will repost this in a couple of weeks to cover folks who didn't see it this time.
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by kashif 16y ago
Well lets hope more people sign-up.
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by kashif 16y ago
I actually liked it. I watched for an hour straight. I think the comments are a tad biased because the folks who liked it probably didn't come back to comment immediately. I am pretty happy with the variety of stuff nowmov showed me. The re
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HN Meetup - New Delhi(NCR) India
10 points by kashif 16y ago|12 comments
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by kashif 16y ago
Coming soon, register for beta and visit the blog we will keep you updated.
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by kashif 16y ago
Fixed. Thanks.
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by kashif 16y ago
http://www.hackrelay.com
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by kashif 17y ago
Yes we should be doing a closed trial beginning early next month. We also use everything we develop. We intend to keep the product free for open-source and startup with 3 users or less. Do you think its a good idea allow signups for startup
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Ask YC: How to launch?
5 points by kashif 17y ago|4 comments
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by kashif 17y ago
Gurgaon
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by kashif 17y ago
India
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by kashif 17y ago
Hmm, this reminds me of the 12th Planet, Nibiru or some such, from Sumerian tales.
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by kashif 17y ago
Yes please. email in profile
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PyCon 2010 Talks(pycon.blip.tv)
17 points by kashif 17y ago|2 comments
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by kashif 17y ago
Also try Haskell if you want to do DSLs.
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by kashif 17y ago
A few things I hope this IDE will eventually handle well - 1. Allow project organization and imports 2. Refactoring across files - at a minimum renames and function signature changes 3. Intellisense/auto-completion 4. An emacs like pabbrev
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by kashif 17y ago
No not really - it isn't a concrete thing, its like a gut wrenching feeling you get when you look at a lot of clever C++/Perl code.
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by kashif 17y ago
Apparently expressing emotion is bad
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by kashif 17y ago
This language makes me unhappy.
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by kashif 17y ago
Ian Bicking does useful things all the time - that impresses me.
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by kashif 17y ago
What is the problem with using one language to produce another? How do you think your primary programmin language gets converted to assembly and then to machine code? As far as I am concerned this is a useful abstraction on a trivial proble
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Ask HN: Idea for an open source library
5 points by kashif 17y ago|1 comments
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by kashif 17y ago
The needless "beta" limits how many people I can converse with using Google Wave - the invitations don't propagate soon enough to hold my interest. Google wave = Jabber Client + glorified logging
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by kashif 17y ago
You will probably like what we are coming up with. Will release on hackernews once its ready.
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by kashif 17y ago
I used JIRA quite a bit and Fogbugz too. JIRA is just to cumbersome, cluttered and has do much clicking. Fogbugz is nicer but the whole effort still feels like a chore and its expensive.
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Poll: Do you use a case/bug/feature tracking software?
10 points by kashif 17y ago|31 comments
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by kashif 17y ago
Yes, I do and I love what I use - I'll tell you which one it is in the comments below
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by kashif 17y ago
Yes, I do. What I use sucks and here is why...
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by kashif 17y ago
No, I don't
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by kashif 17y ago
this is such a smart and enlightening comment - why has it just got 8 votes? (sarcasm)

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