krrishd

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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I'm going to be taking: Introduction to Databases: https://class.stanford.edu/courses/Engineering/db/2014_1/abo... Internet History, Technology, and History: https://www.coursera.org&#x2F
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   Ask HN: What MOOC in 2014 do you recommend?

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

   I'm trying to learn about both suicide and backend development conceptually, so the actual development will start soon. I'll shoot you an email about it soon :)
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I'm a high schooler. My knowledge is mainly in the front-end realm, with the vast majority of 'programming' I do being in JavaScript. Do you think I would be able to take it successfully?
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   Startup Engineering from Stanford on Coursera. Life changer for me.
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I think its probably the only reason this link had any relevance at all. It probably would have otherwise just been another Show HN submission with not much response, as it still doesn't have much quality or use (not to downplay OP&#x2
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I think the biggest difference here is that he has actually shown the world his work....
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   PHP frontend? Just curious how that works...
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   by krrishd 13y ago

   I'd definitely worry about performance in Phonegap, as to me it seems more useful for static, informational apps rather than games. I'd be interested in seeing a Phonegap game though, it would be interesting to see its acceptance
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think it would be slightly unrealistic to 'get back to 15'. I'm 15, and I'm a developer; the main advantage I have right now is that I don't need to worry about rent, food, and other stuff, since I'm still wi
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    It seems quite similar to Scratch, although if that's what it takes to get interested in software engineering, then good for him either way.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    This is pretty impressive :) What I would recommend is that instead of distributing your time and energy to this many apps, you should stick to one concept and channel all your time into it. I like the games, but they could use some improve
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Personally, I prefer Harp[0] over Jekyll, simply because while it provides the metadata features of Jekyll, it also does all my asset pipelining and allows me to use a multitude of templating languages. It's also less opinionated in te
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    'Item' and 'x' are routes on HN, so it looks like your browser is interpreting them as files instead
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think it would be interesting to see some design mockups of these concepts, which would make it more clear to the people behind prominent IDE's what they would look like ideally.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I think he intended to add a /s at the end
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Rework by Jason Fried. Totally made me rethink modern management.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Discover Meteor. ( http://discovermeteor.com ).
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I'm actually building an internship board for teens because of the problem that most internships are targeted towards college-going students. Right now, it's at http://teen2geek.com , and I'll be sending out beta i
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I've been doing both, although in hindsight it would be better to stick to one. Personally, since the copyright has very little legal implications (from what I know), you might as well just do the "Made with <3 in..." thin
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    These days I see a lot of "Made with <3 in {{location}} " instead, so maybe its declining due to a lack of real use?
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    So glorified dyslexia?
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I'm so disappointed right now. I've really wanted to read this book for wuite a while, and it had to be available for free on finals week...really good book though, I guess it'll be worth saving up for considering how much mo
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    http://teen2geek.com Just a teen development initiative that includes a site for learning development, an internship board, and a social news platform
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I personally prefer Ribbon ( http://ribbon.co ), but this will probably be interesting
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Hey :) I'm actually building a job board for teens who are qualified in development @ http://teen2geek.com , and I will be launching it complete with internships already listed from some prominent tech startups I've tal
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    of course it is, but it just generally helps looking at it from multiple perspectives if you aren't directly affected, so you aren't affected more by one side of the argument, and perhaps even have a better, more informed perspect
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    There's also the iTriage app - http://itriagehealth.com
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    I wrote an article on this subject ( http://krrishd.github.io/blog/post/to-code-or-not-to-code ), but I think it isn't necessary to learn all of computer science, but only relevant scripting and design skills.
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    by krrishd 13y ago

    Hi, I'm actually a building a network for teen/high school development at http://teen2geek.com , and one of the things that is part of the initiative is a social news application not too different from HN to discuss tee