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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Finally. I remember roughly two years ago I was working as a typographical consultant, and this was by far the most irritating issue I came across. It surprised me that despite being aware of the issue, the Chrome team still hadn't fix
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Exactly why I don't give it much thought. I think my life has turned out pretty great so far, I've become interested in useful/productive things, so I don't have much to worry about.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   > So in hindsight, I do wish we had used that "window of opportunity" even more ^ sums up my feelings about this topic almost exactly.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   As a student who's followed the rules and essentially played by the book for pretty much my whole life, part of me regrets not doing stuff that defies norm, but another part of me is scared to think what I would look like if I got caug
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Since jsonresume.org allows for Markdown export of the resumes, it should adopt this format specifically for its markdown exports.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   If you guys want to keep up with the HS Hackers group that recently made front page, you can do so by following @HSHackersNYC and @HSHackersPhilly
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I tweet at http://twitter.com/krrishd
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I'm on Ubuntu 32-bit, and I'm only getting linked to the 64-bit download. Is there even a 32-bit version?
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Your paranoia is very justified, I actually have a friend who built a completely fake identity specifically to join FB and be part of the group, he uses Tor and everything. Meetup-wise, it won't be long before something is organized in
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'm a part of the group, and I barely ever touched Facebook prior to joining. Now pretty much my whole News Feed reads like a more personal HN. Either way, HS Hackers has a ton of meetups, so far in NYC, Philly, and soon SF: http:&#x2
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I felt the same way about the series Wired did/is doing on the Thiel Fellowship. I wish they'd cover more of the fellows rather than focusing on the few that they do.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    One thing I'd say is that for the first week, don't go too deep into theory or even syntax. Have him work with tools like MIT's Scratch or Scirra's Construct to build games and in the process, learn how to think in a pro
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'm also 16. To be completely honest, the only reason I haven't got my license is due to laziness, but living in Denver, my needs are served by Uber, Lyft, and public transportation (buses/lite rail). Many would say that it w
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    JSON Resume – a JSON-based open source standard for resumes(jsonresume.org)

    490 points by krrishd 12y ago|210 comments
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Usually http://canva.com + http://fa2png.io
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    Why I'm Staying With Node(medium.com)

    10 points by krrishd 12y ago|0 comments
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    A friend of mine, Zach Latta made something very similar and posted to HN a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6881757
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    For technical books, http://gitbook.io is a new choice that I've been using.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    what's up iofel
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    It's amazing to think how many people this group has come to influence (including myself) over these past months.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Remote, based in Denver, CO http://itskrish.co/freelance I'm a full stack web developer available for hire. I can pretty much do anything web-based you have for me, but my standard packages are: 1)
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'm working on improving technology used everyday in education through open source. Specifically, right now I'm working with a brand new school to get their technology started, and in the process learning about what they're l
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    A lot of the sites involving heavy AJAX are in fact SPAs; they just are well-executed enough that they don't seem like it.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    There's a ton of services that do precisely this ( http://sideprojectors.com ). Why here?
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Generally, if you're using MongoDB with a Node app, most people use http://mongoosejs.com as an ORM/ODM.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'd say the Django equivalent for Node.js is http://keystonejs.com It's in very early stages, but it looks very promising and similar to Django.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I think 'ed tech' != 'tech ed'. Educational technology pertains to the usage of technology to enhance all types of education, whereas technology education has the goal of teaching students how to code, etc.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'd say the primary differentiator of Ghost is that it's meant for blogs, and nothing more. Wordpress has evolved to the point where blogs are just one of the many uses.
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    I'd say this is quite the relevant blog post for your situation: http://blog.samaltman.com/founder-depression
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    Not all hackathons are nearly as bad as this mentions. I've found that CodeDay ( http://CodeDay.org ) as well as the hackathons part of Major League Hacks ( http://mlh.io ) have adhered to most of what the ideal hac