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by movingahead 14y ago
Micheal's Rails Tutorial was my first step in to Rails. I took Micheal's suggestion in the tutorial and spent a few days getting the basics of Ruby. What Micheal focuses on is teaching you a few things he considers essential to the Rails ec
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Auto Complete with Redis(oldblog.antirez.com)
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Radius Infratel claims to bring 1 Gbps Internet speed in India by 2013(pluggd.in)
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by movingahead 14y ago
The only thing you are right about is that WePay is terrific and I am glad you are not associated with them. How difficult it is to owe up to your mistakes instead of shooting the messenger?
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by movingahead 14y ago
I guess they are using Rails. If they had only taken a few hours to go through a free tutorial like the one at railstutorial.org , they could have avoided this blunder.
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Two ways of using Redis to build a NoSQL autocomplete search index(patshaughnessy.net)
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The dirtiest picture - The Times of India(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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by movingahead 14y ago
What do you mean by 'renewable resources'? The British rule in India was full of continuous exploitation of the Indian masses, both politically and economically. The value of freedom can't be measured in diamonds. To learn more, start here:
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by movingahead 14y ago
This is based on my personal experience and those of a few friends at non-IIT colleges. I know some great teachers too. But, the majority of the teachers are just wasting their time as well as those of their students. There is no love for t
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by movingahead 14y ago
The disappointment that the Galaxy S III is. To be frank, Samsung has never been the innovator. They copy well and hit the right price points and feature sets. It's over to Cupertino now to lead again. Sorry Seoul, you blew your chance.
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by movingahead 14y ago
I like the concept and hope the team keeps exploring more. I wonder whether we can get additional information about the image - time, location, people tagged in it etc
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by movingahead 14y ago
Completely agree. The application form makes you think really hard about what you are doing. Every startup founder should try those questions to understand his work better.
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Fred Wilson's MBA Mondays Skillshare talk(new.livestream.com)
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by movingahead 14y ago
Good to see how other developers evolve. I wonder if OP would start with PHP today or go straight to Python/Django?
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Ask HN: How many ads do you click on Facebook and/or Google?
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by movingahead 15y ago
This is delirious. The OP should have just read pg's essay on how to apply to Y Combinator. He clearly explains there (and here again) why the X for Y representation helps in getting a foothold. Also, what does OP expect founders to do? Dec
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by movingahead 15y ago
I know this is early days for Flipkart's music service, but are there any numbers available on how customers have responded to it.
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by movingahead 15y ago
Yeah, that is what I picked up from this post. But, I still don't understand how towing and recharging the batteries can cost $40k. Either the original claim about the cost involved in recharging is wrong, or this post claim that the fix is
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by movingahead 15y ago
Yes, this is what we hope the future looks like. But, for this to happen, the device manufacturers need to collaborate. We still don't have a universal phone charging adapter. Imagine how messy things will get if Apple, Samsung, Nokia etc e
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by movingahead 15y ago
I do something similar with adding a description of what I have read on Pinboard. It makes you think about what you have read and in turn read less.
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Why viral invite systems suck(rohitmishra.me)
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by movingahead 15y ago
I think you are taking the title literally. The OP is making an analogy of being rich - will try to throw money at every problem. If someone is short of money, he will deal with whatever he can get for cheap.
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by movingahead 15y ago
I am evaluating my startup idea and the first question work well for me. There is a huge system around us constantly praising cool things, and its easy to get in to a trap of building something that is cool. Personally, I stick with Color a
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by movingahead 15y ago
Plaintext passwords at Microsoft - shocking.
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by movingahead 15y ago
Used this product from its early beta. It is pretty useful. Happy for the Rapportive team. They have slacked off in the recent past, probably because of the acquisition. I have started using Xobni's Smartr for the past week, because of the
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by movingahead 15y ago
About 1) Yes, broadband is less prevalent in India. But, storage costs are low. It is easy to get it from a friend who has the movie. In how many cities do you find a legal DVD renting service for INR 50 ? 2) You are spot on about the 2nd p
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HSBC threatens blogger for writing about security flaws(ksyash.com)
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Why Aren’t More Indians Using Twitter?(pandodaily.com)
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by movingahead 15y ago
I really don't get the premise of this post. If someone wanted to dig in to my life via my Facebook account, he or she could have done earlier also. It would have taken many more clicks though. Timeline is another way of presenting the data
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Paul Krugman - Bad jobs at bad wages are better than no jobs at all.(web.mit.edu)
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