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A Disruptive Idea for a Startup
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by m33k44 5y ago
Here you go: https://discord.gg/MzhGqQC A discord server to rally around people and brainstorm (use one of the channels #serious_discussion or #ideas_dump). You will need to put in some efforts to get people together though
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by m33k44 5y ago
Sometime ago I came across a discord server( https://discord.gg/MzhGqQC ). Going through their various channels, one stood out for me. The #hackathons channel that is meant for engineers to come together and hack on something
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The Taliban’s Careful Cheerleaders(thediplomat.com)
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Searching for the Next War: What Happens When Contractors Leave Afghanistan?(thediplomat.com)
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by m33k44 5y ago
What if a programmer wants to lean a language and not a domain? Devoid of domain, which systems programming language is easy for beginners? It will be quite an ask of a beginner to either work on embedded systems, write device driver, DB dr
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by m33k44 5y ago
Is Excel a systems programming language :)
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Ask HN: Which systems programming language(s) is/are beginner friendly?
7 points by m33k44 5y ago|17 comments
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by m33k44 5y ago
This is what Wt[0] does, but for C++. You can write the whole web application in C++ without writing any Javascript. The homepage of Wt itself is written in Wt. And there is some impressive widgets showcase page at https://www.we
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by m33k44 5y ago
Yeah, could be. As I have seen from my couple of engagements there, it is open for everyone who has a startup and those who want to join a startup. There are both for rookies as well as experienced founders. I don't know how much effec
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by m33k44 5y ago
I came across a founders group few months ago on Discord which has several text and voice channels that are of interest to startup founders. You could try that. There are more than 820 founders there. The link to the Discord server is: htt
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Searching for the Next War: What Happens When Contractors Leave Afghanistan(thediplomat.com)
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by m33k44 5y ago
You have a seriously impressive profile! Just out of curiousity, I hope you don't mind me asking, what business do you want to start? Are you working on an idea already?
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Understanding China’s Recent Moves in Its Capital Markets(linkedin.com)
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by m33k44 5y ago
To @whoisbuilding How to contact you? I have a suggestion for this effort of yours. It is a nice thing to do, but there are certain things that you need to consider for this. Cheers
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When recruiters proliferate your data across companies
2 points by m33k44 5y ago|0 comments
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by m33k44 5y ago
Looks like I will have to settle with the regex used by W3C for validating email input type.
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by m33k44 5y ago
Interesting! Didn't think of that!
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Ask HN: Why is the email regex even required at the back end?
2 points by m33k44 5y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Why are username and password fields limited to certain characters?
12 points by m33k44 5y ago|20 comments
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by m33k44 5y ago
> but lookups for self employed people are very limited. Do self-employed people not have to register their business? I thought everyone who has a business has to register with companies house and file tax return.
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by m33k44 5y ago
If you know C++ and want to develop web apps, then go with Wt[0]. It is not a framework, it is a toolkit. But provides a lot of features out of the box. And the development experience is that of the desktop app development. [0] https:&#x2F
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by m33k44 5y ago
What is the size of your front-end that is downloaded by the user's browser?
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Muslim Women in India ‘Auctioned’ Online Using GitHub(thediplomat.com)
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Gap to close all 81 stores in UK and Ireland(bbc.co.uk)
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World Wide Web code that changed the world up for auction as NFT(reuters.com)
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by m33k44 5y ago
That is why the first step is introduction to the team members, and then next is pair programming with few of them on the team. This will "warm up" the shy candidate. I myself fall into this category, hence I came up with that seq
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by m33k44 5y ago
> I was going for some Leetcode based exercise Oh no! Please! It helps neither the candidate nor the company. Will any of the leetcode exercises map to the job the candidate will be interviewing for? My preferred way is this: 1. Introduc
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by m33k44 5y ago
This is nice!
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by m33k44 5y ago
I remember reading an article on MSDN(a developer info system - I call it a system because it was also available on CDs as internet was not available everywhere) by a Microsoft employee. The article was titled some what on the lines of &quo

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