mehulkar

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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   It's not the assignment that matters, it's the initiative that matters. Giving students the assignment to do something awesome isn't any different from giving them an assignment to do something ordinary.
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   Any ideas how to promote this kind of initiative in students?
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   Must see movies for programmers(github.com)

   1 points by mehulkar 14y ago|0 comments
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   I think this is great advice, but I've been spending a lot of time with my grandparents and although they're only using computers more every day, they definitely do NOT know know what a clickable link is and what to do with it.
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   I don't think I would have ever found a place to stay in SF after moving here 4 months ago if it wasn't for CL's data and PM's ease of use.
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   Whattaguy
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   I was just going to ask to see the source. Pretty nifty. Liked the speed.
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   I thought Ember.Buttons were deprecated now?
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   by mehulkar 14y ago

   Clean licked armor. 'N gore.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Interesting how Kickstarter can be used both for PR and actual fundraising.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I'm more of a minesweeper guy. Can they make a game that makes blowing up mines more realistic? How much would a Kickstarter campaign for that cost?
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    An upvote wasn't enough for me, wanted to just say that this was an awesome post.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Since I started using HAML, I can't stand writing HTML. If I ever need to write HTML again, I'll be sure to remember Zen Coding.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I disagree. Build products for yourself. If you're a power user, then so be it. If you're making a product to make your life easier and you happen to be a newb, then design with that in mind. Screw profitability[1]. [1] I may not make the b
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Best newsletter ever. This is how I got into reading HN more frequently.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    wouldn't that translate into a swipe?
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    http://www.spacex.com/careers.php
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    The fact that he chokes up and finds it difficult that Neil Armstrong has testified against his work makes him so human and makes me respect him so much more.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I think he might even have a shot at getting a scholarship.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    The first time I heard of him was when he redesigned the American Airlines website. http://www.dustincurtis.com/dear_american_airlines.html He's a good designer and I tend to read what he says because svbtle is just so nice to look at. I
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    touche.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Never will I post, on HN or anywhere else, anything that I cannot support with evidence. Thank you for correcting me. My point isn't entirely moot though. I still think knowing things about almost a billion people, namely what & when th
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    SpaceX is a revolution, not a business (yet). In our world, Facebook's data is more valuable than a revolution. But hey, we might not be dealing with just our world any more :)
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Why can't I see this webcast? Using Chrome on Linux Mint.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Reminds me of Dreamweaver
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I use the vintage package and although not a vim guy, it's definitely useful in some cases. warming up to vim because of the package.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    Where does it say anything about 3 weeks? Was it 3 weeks of learning programming or 3 weeks to build this? The latter is impressive, the former is phenomenal. There are many of us who could benefit from learning from OP.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    This is what I'm guarding against. I haven't been a programmer long, but it seems inhuman to not try and be polite or have a tiny lead up to the question. Ironically, it's the exact same thing that makes me impolite.
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I like the thought behind this, but not sure it makes sense to me. How do you expect computers will get to be as smart as you want them to be if people don't learn to speak their language? Are you assuming that only the select group of peop
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    by mehulkar 14y ago

    I'm really bad on IRC with this kind of thing. Need to get to the point faster. Thanks for pointing that out.