krrishd

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   by krrishd 13y ago

   http://Facebook.com/selfxss is all it really takes.
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/02/localforage-offline-storag...
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   http://feross.org/resume
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   http://DRT.fm is a good one.
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   http://hover.com is my go to for domains
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I'm in high school and just started a front-end development internship. I got it by simy giving a specific piece of feedback through an HN post, and then I got contacted from there about my work. I'd suggest using mediums where yo
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   http://divshot.com is a good tool, and it integrates with its own hosting platform as well at http://divshot.io
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   Personally, I feel like the author is trying to suggest that something like Photoshop is an easier way to build a UI due to the somewhat drag-and-drop nature as well as the instant ability to view the result. Right now, I think both of thes
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   "Whoa, I'm such a rebel because I don't use Facebook." Disapproval of Facebook for whatever reason is fair, but just putting a logo up without any explanation as to what you hate about it is just annoying. Write a blog p
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Wait, so just to be clear, divshot.com is the editor, and the divshot.io part is kind of a PaaS for static sites? Seems pretty exciting for front-end development :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    http://HarpJS.com is the URL, not harps.com :)
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I feel like despite the great things these projects are trying to achieve, in the end they are just hacks. I think its time we try to shift the web standards to meet modern needs rather than trying to build around the limitatns right now. T
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think one of the biggest things that causes is losing faith in your idea. No matter how good it is, the more you think about it without doing anything to go along with the thinking, your brain will naturally find minute flaws in the idea,
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    Static Showdown - 48 Hour Hackathon Featuring Static Web Apps(staticshowdown.com)

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

    http://class.stanford.edu has an Introduction to Databases course that you may want to check out.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I was worried that this would have to do with Doge....
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    The link: http://www.fbla-pbl.org/docs/ct/FBLA/fbla_cyber_security_13-...
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    Resources to learn about cybersecurity?

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

    > Dying
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I wouldn't call them Bitcoin clones, because all three are cryptocurrencies rather than just alternative bitcoin. I think there is large potential, because with the current state of banks and finances, something decentralized and open
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Im currently taking calculus, but im not sure if I have already dealt with linear algebra before. Is it its own subject, or does Algebra and Algebra II cover the content?
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Check out http://hackerchat.im It offers anonymous chat, a console in the chat box, the option to use wget to pull up websites within the chat, pull up xkcd's by simply typing xkcd {xkcdNumber}, and other cool stuff like th
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Do you think part-time positions/internship type things would work out?
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    There's a Chrome extension that can at least filter out unwanted content - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/rather/dkigkllnlko...
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I click them knowingly. Personally, if they have provided a resource that is of value to me, and I am not losing anything in the process, then fine, let them have their incentive. I win a good resource, they get a few dollars, no one is los
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    If the prevalent prediction on HN is right (it won't live up to the hype), then it may just be worth waiting for the mainstream release. If you think that it is the future of wearable tech, however, then it may be a worthy investment.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I'm the same age as you. I personally feel that age is irrelevant to clients and employers if you can demonstrate that you know the appropriate competencies in programming. If you are still looking to learn, I would recommend starting
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think the downvotes were because of the login requirement to see content, buut nevertheless it's a great resource. I think this is the same site that I recommended this tip to on a Reddit posting, but may I recommend making the tags
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    Remind HN: Harvard's Intro to Computer Science MOOC (CS50x) starts today(edx.org)

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

    SEEKING WORK - Front-End Development - Freelance/Remote I'm a student looking for some quick freelance work for the holidays. Since im a student, you can expect discounts all around. I specialize in designing UI's for the web