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   Ask HN: Practical project ideas to use functional programming concepts?

   7 points by krrishd 12y ago|2 comments
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I think both Orwell and Huxley had some extremely prescient insight on the future, and I personally felt that we have come to somewhat of an Orwellian time period, although a lot of Huxley's predictions will be seen in the long term fu
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Another thing I also think they got right was sectioning content by the date. That essentially made me feel like I had to check everyday, since there was a completely new set of content each day for me to check out.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   This is really awesome! What motivated you to change it from what it was previously (a website to share hacks from hackathons)?
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I don't dream in code, but sometimes I think in code. I find myself converting non-tech issues into syntax, and analyzing it for potential 'bug fixes' until I snap out of it and realize how weird that is.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Location context would also help in this situation, I'm sure there are local hackathons that'd allow anyone. Also, make sure you check out the Startup Digest ( http://startupdigest.com ) for your location to see what hac
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I'm really glad that a lot of hackathon projects are addressing YC's RFS categories, a lot of good can come out of these.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   A MOOC I'd definitely recommend taking along side this is the Startup Engineering from Stanford, taught by Balaji Srinivasan and Vijay Pande. I've taken a lot of MOOCs but that was one that truly changed a lot of things in terms o
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   This one is similar in that it strips out all JavaScript, CSS, and attributes, essentially stripping down pages into simple documents.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Just for context, these guys turned down significant VC money recently in favor of bootstrapping/remaining open source. Kudos!
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I believe Yo uses it in production, and they have millions of users (if not exponentially more). Although of course, the DB interactions from what I'd assume aren't too complex.
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    Ask HN: What incentive do MOOC teachers have?

    2 points by krrishd 12y ago|1 comments
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    One that I do take seriously, but is local to Colorado (Denver, Boulder) is gSchool ( http://www.galvanize.it/school/ ). It 100% guarantees job placement within a well-to-do startup as a software engineer, and teaches ev
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    http://instacart.com ;)
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    You guys should work with CodeDay ( http://codeday.org ) and StudentRND ( http://studentrnd.org ) to help students at the CodeDay events learn how to code even if they don't have laptops! Maybe sponsor one of the lo
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'm a friend of the founder, it indeed isn't ready yet, although docs should be up fairly soon. It is fully functional, and it is hosting a few platforms in production including http://hackerbracket.com
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    There's a couple benefits to using this, including the option to integrate load balancing as well as the extensions (such as database servers) that are the cheapest you'll get anywhere unless you set them up yourself on EC2 or a V
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    If you have >200 karma, you can visit http://news.ycombinator.com/newpoll
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    It's not necessarily the best/only way, but it adds a sense of fun and informality that a larger corporation wouldn't want/need to have in order to attract employees.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I think that kind of thing demonstrates less that Valley hackers act like teenagers, and more that hacker culture is more open/informal than the typical rigid tech corporation.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Remote I'm a full stack web developer specialized in front-end development and UI Design. My primary service to clients is the creation of landing pages, as it requires a understanding of interface design as well as user
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Reddit's subreddit feature makes it easy to do exactly this: http://www.reddit.com/subreddits/create
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Just curious, couldn't you open source it but have a license that doesn't allow commercial usage of it?
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Personally, after using Keystone a couple times, I've found it to be more analogous to something like Django or Drupal; it's more of a content management system framework. Nevertheless, it's a great tool.
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    Poll: Where did you learn software (and/or web) development?

    1 points by krrishd 12y ago|1 comments
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    College/University
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Coding Bootcamp
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Self Study
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    People who are downvoting this; the reason he/she's saying > for those of you who are too hipster Is because on mobile, this article instantly redirects to a site that says no hipster allowed, so this comment is the only way to
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I love PH, and admittedly use it more than HN (check it every morning, etc), but I'm curious to see how it can be turned into a business. To me it seems very similar to the idea of something like HN being turned into a business, which