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by namank 15y ago
I have a some ideas but I doubt I could do startup (NOT side projects) and school at the same time. Need to finish school first; but after that, yes.
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by namank 15y ago
Another is Netflix for toys. Theres a Netflix for everything
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by namank 15y ago
Well, I don't know about that site but I can vouch for a two week learning curve - considering you have previous web/desktop experience. I started helping a friend two weeks ago. Goal was to develop an app that supports push notifications,
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by namank 15y ago
Although your assertion is mathematically sound, do account for the fact that Da Vinci devoted his entire life to learning. And interdisciplinary learning at that! While I won't argue that the sheer volume of knowledge swirling today is exp
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by namank 15y ago
Ask other members for help, use it to promote the forum's sense of community. Who knows, you might end up appealing to someone who knows the person irl or knows how to stop him. Not sure what else you can do, please do post when you figure
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by namank 15y ago
AS long as you set a couple of APIs to account for security and standardization across the site, I don't see why not. Also, someone has to be the Gatekeeper to push code to production. That's essentially what Wordpress plugins are, its all
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by namank 15y ago
XML/JSON stuff Difference between server logic and application logic; and how they work together. Why does Android app take almost as long as the iPhone app to make - SDKs and differences
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by namank 15y ago
I think this may be driven by usability where they want to make it as easy as they can for the user to engage. I agree with you though, security trumps usability for this one.
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by namank 15y ago
A review of the most popular frameworks: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/4_tools_for_teaching_ki...
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by namank 15y ago
Excellent! Good luck!
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by namank 15y ago
If you have an idea, at least 5 different people have already had it. Blah blah blah all boils down to if you think you can make it, then will make it. With regards to market position and all that stuff, thats where strategic thinking come
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by namank 15y ago
Because then you are an expert in information retrieval, not the subject matter. You have no intuitive grasp of the material. You have no way of building on top of the material. No way of innovating, no way of growing.
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by namank 15y ago
The whitepaper: http://www.symantec.com/content/en/us/enterprise/media/secur...
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by namank 15y ago
What you need: -a vision (MUST) -a community of like-minded people who you can work with and be inspired with (MUST). You need people like these to figure out how to achieve your vision. From where I stand, you best bet seems to be to offer
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by namank 15y ago
It really depends on what your end goal is and what kind of background you are coming from. I started with PHP and then looked at the underlying C++ code. Lost interest in about 2 hours. Right now, my goal is to learn Python, HTML5, and Obj
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by namank 15y ago
and their bombardment of emails.
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by namank 15y ago
I'm assuming this is an app? Or are you talking about plus.google.com on an iPad? They have stand alone applications for Android; I'll go as far as to call them completely bug-free! It even uploads your pics recently taken pics to Google se
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by namank 15y ago
Items that you +1 on the internet appear under "+1's" on your profile. Although you are right, cannot say the same for items you +1 within G+ These are all very good ideas. You should suggest them through 'Feedback' button at the bottom-rig
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by namank 15y ago
Facebook Groups. Where I or anyone else in the group can post to a specific set of people about specific information
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by namank 15y ago
Namecheap is an awesome registrar. For hosting, try JustHost.com. Excellent customer service.
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by namank 15y ago
OK so after walking past the boards, I think its nothing except a marketing ploy to get Kitchener-Waterloo residents to support the local team. Image - http://twitpic.com/5on93a Image full size - http://twitpic.com/5on93a/full The poste
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by namank 15y ago
Take the challenge, step up your game. Since you already know what difficult courses you have, why not work on them beforehand by studying for them or becoming the as best a programmer you can BE in the courses you are taking now. I had a v
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by namank 15y ago
This I gotta see. BRB.
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by namank 15y ago
Um...how is Android destroying businesses again? And what should I do if I want to help? PS: I have an Android phone
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by namank 15y ago
Classroom courses! If not, then properly structured distance education courses are amazing. Structure I like: Weekly assignments based on book Assignments are both audio and written Exam based on comprehension
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Ask HN: Nikola Tesla or Thomas Edison - who would you be
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Integrative thinking - Have your cake and eat it too(rotman.utoronto.ca)
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by namank 15y ago
People who get pumped up by articles like these: Google 'integrative thinking'. Its a novel way to approach problem solving. A phenomenon uncovered by a prof from University of Toronto. edit: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2748346
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by namank 15y ago
Minimum $25 for anyone confident enough to do it; which anyone familiar with any of the APIs he wants, will be. So for $500, thats 20 hours of work. A perfectly decent amount of time (and rate) for integrating APIs. But WITHOUT decent vie
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by namank 15y ago
Cool! Though cannot reach this site: http://www.olin.wustl.edu/pages/default.aspx ...why

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