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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Now if only the restaurant had its POS system configured with a Github webhook ;)
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Yeah, but in that case, wouldn't you have to hack on the actual Meteor source to let it use a different backend rather than Meteor's own provided one?
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   The thing that has me sticking with Angular over Meteor is that Angular doesn't care about your backend or infrastructure. With Meteor, I feel limited due to the tight integration of the server and client. Due to that, I feel like its
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   I'm a high school student taking Calculus AB this coming year, and just finished taking Trig/Precalc and AP Statistics this year. I'd like some help at some points if and when I'm stumped about something. I'm also a
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Ionic Framework seems to be coming the closest an HTML5 app has felt to native from what I've seen. One of the reasons why is that the framework by default is mitigating many of the issues that hybrid apps currently have, and this upda
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Offer HN: freelance full stack web development with Node.js (Express or Sails), Angular.js, and your choice of SQL/NoSQL DB (Postgres or Mongo by default). Since I'm a student on vacation, I'll do it for a little less than yo
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Upon examining the options, looks like you're right. Although I did manage to find http://betatype.io , which seems interesting.
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   by krrishd 12y ago

   Thanks for the advice! One question I still have- I'm sure that the tips you've shared will work in the long-term and pay off far more than making a quick buck, but any ideas how I could find good projects/jobs from people ou
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   Ask HN: How to get freelance clients without Elance, oDesk, and the like?

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

    I just find it quite interesting that writing like this that is so journalistic and written by more than one individual is finding success on Medium. Not necessarily in a positive or negative way though, I've yet to see this become a c
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    by krrishd 12y ago

    This is awesome! I'm loving all the new services/software that allow programmatic handling of email, I feel like that's one place where abstraction really helps.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    The guys at http://Drifty.co have been bootstrapped for a long time, and IIRC they do blog. EDIT: blog is at http://blog.drifty.co
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Danielle Morill and Marc Andreesen are pretty popular, but still worth mentioning here, some of the most valuable content on my feed comes from them.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think http://drifty.co used to be 100% bootstrapped.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Not really a mobile developer myself, but Im guessing it would require parsing the text from a book with something like OpenCV, and then passing it through Summly's or clipped.me's API.
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    Ask HN: JS-free version of Medium?

    1 points by krrishd 13y ago|0 comments
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    A friend of mine built something similar: http://bitroad.io
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I know that this is under development, and it looks like it addresses your issue: http://adune.co
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I would personally feel that that wouldn't help as much, as many of the new accounts are just people wishing to express their (perhaps unpopular) opinion without putting their main account and thus themselves in negative light.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I remember that you built this in the Static Showdown hackathon! Congratulations, and it looks like a really promising project :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Usually at these type of things a lot of them actually prefer to stay up (usually the ones who also attend collegiate hackathons), but many others who need a bit more rest do generally take naps.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Loving the HS Hacker movement! Nicely done to whoever organizes this :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Hey, shoot me an email and I'll add you to two very active communities on FB for teen programmers like yourselves :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Same here. Our school has a club called "Spread the Word to End the Word" which aims to remove 'derogatory' language from our diction. Removing words isn't going to help, removing prejudice and bigotry in itself is.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    @LeaVerou's points all seem pretty spot on to me. It may be that @nrrdcore was harassed, but again, we don't have too much solid information in front of us. Jumping to conclusions, both about @nrrrdcore and Github does not make an
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Thanks :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Thanks, I'm filling out my application at the moment :) Hopefully being in HS doesn't affect my prospects too adversely.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Any prospect of accepting high schoolers who have the necessary skills? Would it help if I am concurrently enrolled in college as well?
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    "Rags to Riches" Tends To Cause Depression Among Boys(newrepublic.com)

    2 points by krrishd 13y ago|0 comments
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think you guys should make the "hackathon" piece more prominent, I think that's your main value proposition. Otherwise, to someone who doesn't immediately realize the hackathon niche being a part of it, it seems like y